Automotive Technology

Driving Forward

Today’s technical advances in automobile design, safety, performance, and comfort levels require the expertise of a trained and skilled Automotive Technician. Men and women with high skill levels for attention to detail and application of technical knowledge will find work in diagnosis and repairs. Technicians must now possess knowledge of mathematic formulas, simple physics, chemistry, and the ability to communicate, both written and verbally.

In addition to basic mechanical skills, automotive technicians must have up-to-date computer technology, teamwork, problem-solving, decision-making, and time management skills.

Training for the ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) certificate will provide a strong basis for the technician to be able to qualify for specialized certifications provided through hiring dealerships.

CAREER OUTLOOK

  • Average Annual Salary$46,163

  • Potential Career PathsAutomotive Body and Related Repairers

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics | Occupational Outlook Handbook

Degrees Available

Automotive Repair Technology Associate of Applied Science (AAS) Degree

2 Years

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Automotive Repair Technology Practitioner Diploma

1 Year

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Kelly Davis

Kelly Davis

Department : Grinnell Advising

Kelly.Davis@iavalley.edu

641-269-2239

Erik Glass

Erik Glass