Automobile Collision Technology

Description:

This course provides the student with instruction needed to develop a working knowledge of basic techniques in automotive collision technology. The collision repair specialist is a skilled craftsman who uses technical artistry to reconstruct automobile bodies that are damaged through accident or corrosion. Valuable instruction is provided in the classroom and shop. Theory and/or shop experience are gained in the areas of: major and minor collision repair, spot, panel and overall refinishing, color mixing, spray painting materials and methods, frame and uni-body alignment methods, and automotive mig welding.

Career Opportunities:

Body Shop Supply Sales
Automotive Paint Mixing and Sales
Automotive Dismantler
Automotive Body Parts Sales
Metal Repair Technician
Refinish Technician
Plastic Repair Technician
Automotive Detailer
Estimate Writer

Hours and Length:

Morning session - 8:10 - 11:10am.
Afternoon session - 12:45 - 3:45pm.

Application Process:

High school students see home school counselor.
Adults contact Mid-America counselor 405-449-3391

Average Salary:

$11,440-$41,600

Majors:

Coming Soon!

Courses:

Coming Soon!

Accreditation:

NATEF (National Automotive Technician Education Foundation)
NCA (North Central Association)
ODCTE (Oklahoma Department of Career & Technology Education)

Additional Information:

Email the teacher