Automotive Technology

Industrial and Engineering Technology ICON100AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY I Course No. 8506

AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY II Course No. 8507

acecolorhswebvsacecolorhermemailOffered at the Advanced Career Education (ACE) Center at Hermitage and Highland Springs and The Academy at Virginia Randolph

2 years – 6 high school and 14 college credits

Dual Enrollment Option

State Course Title: Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II.  Click links for detailed pdf descriptions.

Automotive Technology 1 covers shop management, tool usage, and introduction to the automotive field. You will learn brake, electrical, and steering and suspension systems. Apply your knowledge through hands-on activities in the automotive lab. After requirements are met, you are allowed to bring in vehicles and perform various tasks that you have learned in class. Guest speakers from the industry provide the opportunity to connect with potential employers. You will also become SP2 Certified in safety and environmental practices.

Students continue learning with a focus on employment and relationships within the automotive field. Learn engine repair by completely removing all components and then inspect and correctly reassemble the engine. You will also learn heating and air conditioning along with manual and automatic transmissions. Participate in course instruction of the Virginia State Inspection Program. You will have the opportunity to apply for licensure after graduation. The month of February is special because that is when you are eligible to go to work in the industry. We will prepare and guide you to begin a fulfilling and rewarding automotive career.

ASE_certifiedStudents have the opportunity to become ASE certified in one or all of these areas after passing each certification test:

  • Engine Repair
  • Automatic Transmission/Transaxle
  • Suspension & Steering
  • Automotive Service Technology
  • Brakes
  • Electrical/Electronic Systems
  • Heating & Air Conditioning
  • Engine Performance
  • Manual Drive Train & Axles
  • Maintenance & Light Repair
  • Workplace Readiness

For questions please contact the Pre-Engineering and Industrial Careers, Agricultural Education, and JROTC Specialist at their page.

Please see your counselor or instructor if you have questions. Click here for more information on this program.

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment Statistics click here.

4 thoughts on “Automotive Technology”

  1. Are your students available for intern program ? I am a the General Manager at Casey Toyota in Williamsburg and we are looking to partner with you. Thank you, Mark Shebelski

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