Automotive Technology

Calling all gear heads!

Automotive Technology Program – From Oil Changes to Performance Tuning

Every vehicle on the road needs skilled hands to keep it running. In the Automotive Technology Program, students master the fundamentals of maintenance, diagnostics, and repair while also exploring the thrill of tuning engines for top performance.

This program covers everything from oil changes, brake systems, and electrical troubleshooting to advanced computer diagnostics and performance upgrades. Students learn to use industry-standard tools and cutting-edge technology to keep today’s vehicles safe, efficient, and powerful.

Automotive technology is constantly evolving, with hybrid and electric vehicles, computer-controlled systems, and performance modifications shaping the future of the industry. Whether you’re passionate about helping drivers with everyday repairs or pushing the limits of speed and power, this program provides the foundation you need.

👉 Get under the hood of your future. Build real skills, solve real problems, and drive innovation in the automotive world.

Earn Professional Certifications & College Credit

Acetylene Torch Safety Certification

S/P2 Hazardous Waste Handling & Shop Safety Certification

S/P2 Lift Safety Certification

Entry level ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) Certification

10-hour OSHA Certification - General Industry

EMCC, CE/DE - Automotive Brake Systems 1 (ATA 145) 2 credits; Automotive Steering & Suspension 1 (ATA 125) 2 credits; Safety & Light Vehicle Repair (ATA 100) 4 credits;

WCCC, AA – Engine Performance I (MET 112) 1 credit, Electrical/Electronic Systems I (MET 114) 1 credit; Brakes I (MET 116) 1 credit; Suspension & Steering I (MET 118) 1 credit.

Career Opportunities in Automotive Technology

Graduates of the Automotive Technology Program are prepared for careers in a wide range of industries, such as:

Automotive Service Technician – Diagnose and repair vehicles of all makes and models.
Performance Tuning Specialist – Unlock more power, speed, and efficiency in engines.
Hybrid & Electric Vehicle Technician – Work on the next generation of transportation.
Service Advisor / Shop Manager – Connect customers with solutions and lead repair teams.
Diagnostic Specialist – Master computer systems, sensors, and advanced troubleshooting.
Brake & Suspension Technician – Ensure safety and handling for all types of vehicles.
Motorsports Technician – Keep race cars and performance vehicles at peak power.
Fleet Maintenance Technician – Manage and maintain commercial vehicle fleets.
Entrepreneur / Shop Owner – Launch your own repair or performance business.

From maintaining the basics to tuning for performance, automotive technology is a career path where skill meets passion—and where every day under the hood brings something new.