Career Readiness for students
Local Automotive Collision Repair
Is Local Automotive Collision Repair for You?
- Do you like to go to car shows and admire vehicle designs or exotic vehicles?
- Do you like working with your hands to create things?
- Are you artistic?
- Do you enjoy project based learning?
- Would you like a job that pays you for something that you enjoy doing?
About the Program
Standards covered include an introduction to tool and equipment safety and proper usage; dent repair; rough and finish sanding; application of paint systems; body panel replacement and alignment; minor frame alignment; welding and cutting techniques; and employability and communication skills.
Sample Course Plan for Automotive Collision Repair / Dealership Training
Sample Courses
- Foundations of Automotive Technology Triple Period
- Internship, Foundations of Automotive Technology
- Auto Body Technology/Dealership Training 1 A/B Double Period
- Auto Body Technology/Dealership Training 2 A/B Double Period
- Auto Body Technology/Dealership Training 3 A/B Double Period
- Internship, Auto Body Technology
Certifications/Awards for Completing High School Plan
You have the potential to earn:
Student ASE - Paint & Refinishing Certification
Student ASE - Non-Structural Certification
S/P2 - Safety and Pollution Certifications
Local Colleges Offering a Continuation of the Program
Career Opportunities
- Automotive Body Technician
- Collision Repair Supervisor
- Collision Repair Shop Owner
- Master Automotive Painter
- Collision Insurance Adjuster
Where this Program is Offered
If this program is not available at your school, meet with your counselor to select courses that will allow you to explore your interest in these careers.