Lansing Community College — Automotive Technology: Advanced Electric Drive/Alternative Fuels

Format

On-Site (Provider Facility)

Hybrid (In-Person + Online)

Duration

~1 year (≈32 credits / 45.5 billing hours)

Stackable certificate focused on xEV/alternative-fuels systems, with ~70% hands-on lab. Covers EV/hybrid propulsion, HV safety, drivability, and diagnostics; aligns to ASE/NATEF standards and LCC’s AAS pathway.

Lansing Community College (West Campus)

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Program Details

Key Information

Duration

~1 year (≈32 credits / 45.5 billing hours)

Format

On-Site (Provider Facility)

Hybrid (In-Person + Online)

Prerequisites

High School Diploma or GED

Course Curriculum

xEV propulsion & alternative fuels (hybrid, fuel cell, gaseous)
High-voltage safety & energy management
Drivability & diagnostics (Snap-On/NAFTC tools)
Hands-on lab (small class sizes <16)

Learning Outcomes

Apply HV safety to EV/alt-fuel service tasks
Diagnose drivability issues on xEV platforms
Perform standard inspections and repairs using ASE/NATEF practices

Contact

Training Contact Name

LCC Automotive Technology

Additional Information

Keyword

Education

EV Charging

Certificate Of Achievement

Degree Type

Certificate of Achievement

Geographic Scope

National

Longevity

Ongoing

Attendance

Remote

Training Provider Type

Community College

Audience / Employee Role

Entry-Level Technician

Maintenance Staff

Certification Offered

Credit-Bearing Program

Delivery Location

Online / Virtual

Target Skill Level

Introductory / Foundational