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Posted October 30th, 2025
Macomb Community College — Automotive Technology: Engine Machining (Certificate)
Format
On-Site (Provider Facility)
Duration
1 year
Certificate program focused on hands-on training in automotive engine systems and machining processes. Students learn to inspect, rebuild, and service engine components including upper and lower assemblies, preparing for entry-level work in automotive repair or performance machining. The 12-credit program includes courses in Automotive Systems, Engines, Upper Engine Service, and Lower Engine Service. ASE/NATEF accredited.
Macomb Community College
Program Details
Key Information
Duration
1 year
Format
On-Site (Provider Facility)
Prerequisites
- High School Diploma or GED
Course Curriculum
Program Curriculum
Courses include Automotive Systems (AUTO 1000), Automotive Engines (AUTO 1200), Automotive Upper Engine Service (AUTO 2200), and Automotive Lower Engine Service (AUTO 2210). Training emphasizes teardown, inspection, and reassembly of engine components, precision machining, and measurement techniques.
Learning Outcomes
- Diagnose and service upper and lower engine systems.
- Use specialized machining tools to measure and recondition components.
- Interpret service manuals and technical data accurately.
- Apply proper shop safety and environmental practices.
- Demonstrate professionalism and ethical behavior in automotive service environments.
Contact
Training Contact Name
Automotive Technology Department
Training Contact Phone
Contact Support Page
Additional Information
Keyword
Education
College
Vocational/Trade School
Longevity
Ongoing
Attendance
In-Person
Training Provider Type
Community College
Audience / Employee Role
Entry-Level Technician
Maintenance Staff
Skilled Tradesperson (Electrician)
Certification Offered
Credit-Bearing Program
Certificate of Completion
Industry-Recognized Certification
Delivery Location
On-Site (Provider Facility)
Target Skill Level
Intermediate