Automotive Technology Courses

Program Length: 2400 hours/approx. 24 months – full time

The Advanced Automotive Service Technology (Toyota TTEN) program is specific to Toyota/Lexus products using Toyota/Lexus automotive vehicles, trainers, parts, tools and curriculum materials. Instruction includes practical classroom applications and an internship experience at a Toyota/Lexus dealership under the supervision of a Certified Toyota/Lexus Technician and the Program Teacher-Coordinator. Instruction also coincides with the eight (8) areas of professional technician certification recognized by the National Institute of Automotive Service Excellence (ASE).

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Program Length: 1400 hours/approx. 14 months (full-time)

Instruction and training includes uses of parts and repair manuals, price lists, flat-rate manuals, computerized systems for estimating and pricing to customers; recordkeeping; shop safety, and housekeeping. Throughout the course of the program, students will receive comprehensive instruction in the five (5) areas of specialization recognized by the Institute of Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) for professional technician certification. Students are encouraged to participate in the ASE Certification testing program during their training.

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Program Length: 600 hours

The Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair program focuses on the knowledge and skills needed to work on a variety of systems such as engine, drivetrain, brakes, electrical, and steer & suspension. Students learn to conduct basic repairs and maintenance on automobiles and light truck systems. This program is designed for those who wish to be certified in basic entry skills as a service technician. This certificate will aid students in obtaining an entry-level position at either a dealership or an independent repair facility. Upon completion, the goal is to give the technician well-rounded entry-level knowledge in all 8 of the areas that are covered under the industry standard of Automotive Service Excellence (ASE).

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Program Length: 1800 hours/approx. 18 months (full-time)

Training also includes the use of electronic diagnostic and other test equipment. Specialty training is provided in such areas as air conditioning, front-end alignment, and the use of computerized automotive repair data systems. Instruction coincides with the eight (8) areas recognized by the Institute of Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) for professional technician certification, and provides for eight areas of specialization in Engine Repair, Automatic Transmission/Transaxle, Manual Drive Train and Axles, Suspension and Steering, Brakes, Electrical Systems, Heating and Air Conditioning, and Engine Performance. Students are encouraged to participate in the ASE Certification testing program during their training.

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Program Length: 1200 hours/approx. 12 months – full time

Avionics Systems Technicians are specialists who repair and maintain a plane’s
electronic instruments, such as radio communication devices and equipment, radar systems, and navigation aids. As the use of digital technology increases, more time is spent maintaining computer systems.

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Program Length: 150 hours/approx. 1 ½ months- full time The Commercial Class “B” Driving program will prepare students for entry-level employment as a local truck driver.  Upon successful completion of the program, Commercial Class “B” Driving students will receive a technical certificate, and will be able to test at our facility for their Class “B” Commercial Drivers’ License (CDL).

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Program Length: 320 hours/approx. 3 months- full time

Prepare for entry level employment as a professional local or over-the-road (OTR) truck driver. Upon successful completion of the program, CVD students will receive a technical certificate and will be able to test at our facility for the Class “A” Commercial Drivers’ License (CDL).

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Program Length: 600 hrs | SHERIDAN TECH WEST CAMPUS ONLY!

The Diesel Maintenance Technician is an exciting new accelerated “Boot Camp” type program that prepares students for a wide array of career opportunities in the commercial diesel repair industry. The Diesel Maintenance Technician program will teach students the necessary soft and hard skills needed such as employability, problem solving, and recommended OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) procedures for entry level success. Students will learn safe and efficient work practices, while the main focus of the program will be CMV (Commercial Motor Vehicle) Preventative Maintenance and Air brakes systems. The students will have the exposure to and also learn the skills necessary to repair ALL heavy vehicle systems including system diagnostics. Students will enjoy hands-on experience learning while maintaining and repairing an active fleet of trucks for our Commercial Vehicle Driving program.

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Program Length: 1350 hours/approx. 12 months- full time

McFatter’s one-year Marine Service Technology program will prepare you for a career in the pleasure boating arena by providing the knowledge and skills necessary to service and overhaul these watercraft. The program is divided into (6) six courses, covering such topics as Electrical Fundamentals, Marine Rigging, Outboard Engines, Fuel Injection Principles, Stern Drives and Inboard Engines.

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CDL is a Commercial Drivers’ License. In order to drive as a local or over-the-road truck driver, one must obtain a Class ‘A’ Commercial Drivers’ License.

If you are interested in becoming a professional local or over-the-road truck driver, you must obtain a Class ‘A’ Commercial Drivers’ License. As a professional driver, you could earn up to $77,762, according to indeed.com.