You like working with your hands and your head. You love cars, and the idea of fixing cars for a living excites you. You’re curious and want to figure out what makes something tick. You’re good with people, skillful with tools, and you feel equally comfortable using a wrench or a computer. You’re punctual and you work well with others.
You will become familiar and comfortable with using industrial equipment in the auto repair shop environment. You’ll learn how to safely do everyday jobs such as changing and balancing tires, changing oil, tuning brakes, and basic car maintenance.
Program length:
1 year full time (10 months)
Credential:
Advanced Certificate
Work-integrated Learning:
5-week practicum for qualifying students
Start Times:
Tuition:
$5,766*
When you graduate from this program, you’ll be qualified for an entry-level job. If you’re curious and hardworking, it’s easy to progress by stacking your skills.
You might start out by changing parts, then move up to vehicle diagnostics. As you build trust, you can progress from doing lube jobs to owning your own bay, being a foreman, service manager or partner—or you can start your own repair shop.
"It's a fantastic program that is making me feel ready to start working in the industry, so it's definitely something I would recommend."
