Automotive Technology (CIP 47.0604)

The Automotive Technology program has been specifically designed to prepare students to
continue training at post-secondary schools, or within industry. The program follows the ASE
(Automobile Service Excellence) program of study task list and similarly Pennsylvania's program
of study. The program content consists of classroom and lab instruction in automotive
fundamentals, brakes, steering and suspension, electrical/electronic systems, engine
performance, fabrication, cooperative education opportunities, PA Safety and Emission
Inspection procedures, and engine repair. The program utilizes a combination of classroom
instruction, computer-based learning, and hands-on lab work for an innovative learning process.
Student enthusiasm is enhanced by the excitement of participating in various automotive skills
contests offering prizes and scholarship money.

PROGRAM CONCENTRATIONS:
Brakes
Driveline Repair
Electrical/Electronic Systems
Engine Electrical
General Maintenance
Minor Fabrication
Safety
Steering Suspension

COOPERATIVE EDUCATION ELIGIBLE: Yes

MEDIAN SALARY (Via O*NET Online):
Automotive Fabricator $49,298
Retail Salesperson $33,680
Tire or Lube Technician $35,790
Service Technician/Mechanic $47,779

COLLEGE CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES:
 1 to 1 Agreements:
    Automotive Training Center
    Northampton Community College
   Ohio Technical College
    St. Francis Worldwide
 Universal Technical Institute
SOAR:
     See www.collegetransfer.net

Program Syllabus - Syllabus Link

CERTIFICATIONS:
ASE Student Certification
 MACS AC Certification
Pennsylvania State Inspection
 Pennsylvania Enhanced Emissions
 SP2 Safety Certification
OSHA 10 Hour4 Certification
 Pennsylvania Skills Certification (NOCTI)