The Technology
The Automotive Mechanic program, a stripped down version of the Automotive Technology program, is perfect for the student wanting to get into the working world quickly. This 27-week program (33-week for evening students), teaches the nuts and bolts of automotive maintenance and light repair. All courses will transfer to the OTC Automotive Technology program so that you can continue your advanced education.
Courses
- Introduction to Automotive Technology
- Brakes
- Electrical Systems I
- Suspension and Steering
- Engine Repair
Industry Management
(Presented as an add on to any OTC program)
Instructors highly recommend that students further their general education with ten Industry Management courses resulting in an Associates of Occupational Science Degree. Knowledge of the business aspect of the automotive industry could open doors for advancement in the future.
Additional Courses:
- Critical Thinking and Problem Solving
- Principles of Business
- Principles of Management
- Introduction to Marketing
- Business Communications
- Business Law
- Accounting Principles
- Business Math
- Human Resources
- Leadership Development
Career Opportunities
- Entry level positions in dealerships, service stations, automotive part stores, and companies with vehicle fleets as general mechanic.
Positions include:
- Specialist in areas such as Automotive Maintenance Mechanic
- Basic Engine Mechanic
- Brakes Mechanic
- Steering and Suspension Mechanic
- Light Duty Fleet Mechanic
- Basic Electric
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