Auto Technician
The auto industry is growing and provides a range of career opportunities available for you. An example is a career as an auto technician for EV batteries. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and USA Today, the industry is growing.
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Auto Technician
Operators in the Auto Mechanics industry provide mechanical and electrical repair along with maintenance for a variety of vehicles, including cars, trucks, vans, and trailers. There is an increased need for licensed auto technicians that specialize in Electric Vehicles (EV).
Over the past five years, the industry experienced healthy growth, as consumers and businesses increased their demand for industry services. Per capita disposable income levels and corporate profit grew during the period, enabling more consumers to forego do it yourself repairs and enlist industry operators to complete the necessary repairs and maintenance needed for their vehicles.
12 Week Program
- 123 Instructor hours
- 20 Lab hours
- In-person/hybrid only
Prerequisites
None
Units Hours Per Unit
Vehicle Inspection 30
Electronic Components 30
EV Battery or Brake Systems 24
Automotive Troubleshooting 15
Intro to Database Interfaces 24
Automotive Lab 20
Total 143
Schedule Options
- This program is available in person or hybrid only.
- Meet 3 days per week with Morning (9 AM-11 AM), Afternoon(1 PM-3 PM) or Evening (6 PM-8 PM) schedule options.
Learning Outcomes
– Demonstrate proficiency in vehicle inspection
– Demonstrate proficiency in troubleshooting and repairing EV battery systems (option 1) or
– Demonstrate proficiency in repairing brake systems (options 2)
– Demonstrate proficiency in testing electronic components
– Demonstrate proficiency in automotive troubleshooting
– Demonstrate proficiency in the database interface
– Demonstrate proficiency in electric vehicle systems
Industry recognized credential options from:
