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AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY

BECOME AN AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN

Students will gain experience in the day to day operations of a working auto repair shop with real customers in conjunction with a systems based classroom component.  Through theory lectures, student driven research, computer-based learning software and lab training, students will spend time investigating each of the following automotive systems: tools and equipment, preventative maintenance, engine mechanical, electrical systems, steering and suspension, brake systems, engine performance, fasteners, and welding. Students who qualify may apply to do a cooperative work experience at a local business.

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GRADES 11-12  |  HALF DAY  |  120 MINUTES DAILY

COURSE INFO

PREREQUISITES

  • *10 Credits on Transcripts

  • * Recommended but not       required:  

  • Algebra 1 or Geometry 

  • Intro to STEM 

  • Mechanical Science

CREDITS

Per semester

  • .5 Science

  • 1 Elective

Qualifying students earn 4 College Credits (VTC) at no cost to the student!

INDUSTRY RECOGNIZED CREDENTIALS

  • ASE Student Certification (all 10 sections)
     

  • Toyota Forklift Certification
     

  • SP/2 Safety Certification
     

  • Skills USA
     

  • AAA/Ford Trouble Shooting competition

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  • ​Mobile Air Climate Systems Association (MACS) Certification

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  • Tire Industry Association Certification (TIA)

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  • NC3 Multimeter Certification 525F

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PROFESSIONAL SKILL BUILDING

  • Wheel Alignment
     

  • Engine Mechanical
     

  • Engine Performance
     

  • Electronics
     

  • Brakes
     

  • Biodiesel Processing
     

  • Computer-Based Diagnostics
     

  • Hybrid/Electric Vehicle
     

  • General Service
     

  • Lube, Oil and Filter

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  • Tire Service and Repair

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  • Welding and Cutting
     

  • Steering & Suspension
     

  • Drivetrain
     

  • VT Inspection License Certification
     

  • Heating Ventilation Air Conditioning (HVAC)

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