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NOTE: Virtual Tour Instructions: Drag your cursor around the image for a 360° view and use the numbered links in the header to visit different locations. Use the shift key to zoom in. Use the control key to zoom out. Description:The automotive students of Mid-America will satisfactorily complete a series of activities following the guidelines of the A.S.E certification areas. Students will complete Ford Maintenance and Light Repair (MLR) curriculum. These activities will consist of, but are not limited to; diagnosing, repairing, or replacing, and adjusting an automobile to factory specifications. These activities will take place in the classroom and shop and will consist of written assignments, tests, computer based training, and hands-on operations. Each course will have its guidelines and time periods. Specific course descriptions and competencies are available upon request. This course will prepare students for ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) certification, or provide the necessary curriculum for advancing into a college automotive internship programs, or any of the careers below. The automotive course at Mid-America Technology Center is NATEF (National Automotive Technician Education's Foundation) Certified. Students are expected to act, dress, and function as a professional automotive technician apprentice. Hours and Length:
Morning session - 8:10 - 11:10am. College Credit:Up to 38 hours through OCCC Career Opportunities:Car Dealership Technician Application Process:
High school students see home school counselor. Average Salary:$14,560-$83,200 |
