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Automotive Technologies
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Overview
The automotive mechanics technology student will learn to do almost any type of automotive adjustment or repair necessary. These duties include disassembling and overhauling engines, clutches, CV joints, and other parts of the automobile; in addition to, grinding valves, repairing brake systems, diagnosing and repairing electrical systems, and performing wheel alignments. The chief skill learned will be the ability to find the cause of the faulty operation, locate the defect and repair or replace it.
Students use Snap-on diagnostic scan tools, and Hunter Alignment Equipment. They will also use ALLDATA, which is the leading provider of automotive diagnostic and repair information.
Certifications
Students are given the opportunity to receive ASE: Automotive Service Excellence certification.
Career Outlook
The Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry estimates that there will be over 1,200 openings available annually for skilled automotive mechanics.
Career opportunities available include:
- Automotive Mechanic
- Automotive Inspection Mechanic
- Service Manager
- Auto Parts Sales Representative
- Automotive Alignment Technician
Student Comments
"This program allows me the opportunity to have hands on training in my future career field. It is a great educational experience, and Mr. Sabol is a great instructor."
"I have gained a great deal of knowledge over the four years I was here. It gives me a lot of options."
