Automotive Technology
An instructional program that prepares students to engage in the servicing and maintenance of all types of automobiles and light trucks. Students learn how to perform four wheel alignments, steering and suspension service, brake service, electronic fuel injection and electrical and electronics training. Live work will occur on both school and customer cars. Opportunities exist for students to obtain their state inspection license. This program is NATEF (National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation) certified offering Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) certification opportunities to students.
Program Highlights
AUTO 101 – Automotive Fundamentals – 3 credits Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology – 10 credits University of Northwestern Ohio – 12 credits Program Requirements and Expectations Instructor: Bobby Bard ASE Master Certified
Industry Certifications:
ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) certification
Valvoline Oil Certification
PA State Auto Inspection Certification
MACS Air Conditioning Certification
College in the High School – Harrisburg Area Community College – 9 credits
AUTO 105 – Fundamentals of Electrical/Electronics I – 3 credits
AUTO 151 – Braking Systems - 3 creditsProgram of Study (POS) Statewide Articulations
Delaware County Community College – 6 credits
Pennsylvania College of Technology – 9 credits
Harrisburg Area Community College – 7 to 9 credits
Luzerne County Community College - 9 credits
Northampton County Community College – 9 credits
Johnson College – 9 credits
Community College of Philadelphia – 9 credits
Commonwealth Technical Institute – 14 credits
Community College of Allegheny County – 9 creditsDirect Articulations
Harrisburg Area Community College – 3 credits
Automotive Technology