Auto Services
Instructor: Joe Price
Program Description
The Auto Service Technology program provides comprehensive training in Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair (MLR). The program is NATEF certified and taught by a state licensed teacher and ASE certified technician.
The goals of the program are to provide automotive maintenance and light repair training, emphasizing employability skills and professionalism. There are opportunities for post-secondary advanced placement, internships and special projects for students who qualify.
Course Content
- Correct tool usage
- Shop safety
- Professional job skills
- Retrieving service information
- Writing service records
- Automotive maintenance
- Light repair
Industry Certifications
NATEF MLR test for qualified program completers
Students are encouraged to take the State of Michigan mechanic certification tests. School will reimburse test fee if student passes.
Entry Level Occupations
- Auto Mechanic Assistant
- Automotive Counter Parts Sales Person
- Service Person or State-Certified Technician with: automobile dealerships, factories, garages and service stations, municipalities; trucking, tire, and utility companies.
For College Bound Students
Upon successful completion of this program students may be eligible to receive advanced placement and/or college credit towards a degree at Baker College, Delta College, Ferris State University, Alpena Community College, Davenport University, Mid Michigan College, University of Northwestern Ohio, and Washtenaw Community College.