What We Do in Auto Tech
Overview
Learn to evaluate, diagnose, quote, and repair passenger vehicles.
Gain real-world experience by working on client automotive repairs.
Work with complex components involving electrical and computer-controlled systems.
Study the basics of electric and know automotive electrical systems.
Learn the science of cooling and repair air conditioning systems.
Understand various brake, steering, suspension systems, and drivetrains.
Program Skills
Cooling Systems
Maintenance
Electrical
Safety
Mechanic Life Skills
Suspension/Steering/Tires
Fuel Injection and Ignition Diagnosis
Engines
Brakes
Drivetrains | 4x4
Light Diesel
Air Conditioning
Career Development
Entry-Level Careers
General technician
Diagnostic Specialist
Parts Salesperson
Mechanic's Assistant
Component Rebuilder
Alignment Specialist
Service Advisor/Writer
Advanced Careers
Shop Foreperson
Parts Manager
Service Manager
Independent Garage Owner
Work-Based Learning
Students who qualify have the opportunity to participate in one of three options for career development during their senior year. All three programs allow students to work within their career field while attending school on a modified schedule, so you they gain skills, experience and competitive wages.
College & Advanced Education
College Agreements
Sinclair Community College
University of Northwestern Ohio
Scholarship Opportunities
SkillsUSA Scholarship
Certifications
ASE Certification Testing
EPA 609 Refrigerant