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Come for the skills......... Stay for the challenge!
Transportation, Distribution & Logistics
Students in Automotive Technology enjoy working with their
hands, whether it’s getting dirty working on automotive drivetrain
systems, suspension and brake systems, or completing electrical
system repairs. Students must use technology and creative
thinking skills to diagnose today’s complex automobile. Students
will learn to inspect, maintain, and repair cars and light trucks, from
small simple repairs to complicated drivetrain repairs.
Courses Offered
Automotive Technology I (6030)
Automotive Technology II (6031)
(Prerequisite: Grade of 77 or higher in Automotive Technology I or teacher
recommendation to advance to level II)
ASE Certificate
HS: AutomotiveTechnician helper, oil change and lube tech.
2-yr: AutomotiveTechnician, General LineTechnician, Brakes, Engine
Repair, and Drivetrain Repair
4-yr: Master Automotive Technician, Transmission and Driveability
Technician, Shop Foreman
Do you work on your car in your free time?
Do you like to disassemble components to see
how things work?
Do you catch yourself watching too many car shows?
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