This program is designed to simulate an environment of employment in the automotive industry. The students will be expected to come to class, dressed appropriately for lab (or have a change of clothes) and they will go to work on vehicles in need of service. I have widened the scope of training in this class to accommodate many different areas of interest for a diverse learning environment. The class is taught with the expectation that this will be the career of choice for the graduating students. I offer engine building/machining training, automotive repair (common service) training, and limited collision repair training. The capstone achievement for the program for graduating students is for them to leave here with at least 1 but hopefully all 10 ASE Entry Level Certifications upon completion of the automotive program.

We service vehicles for faculty, students, and the public (limited)