Certificate program providing foundational skills in vehicle maintenance and light repair for entry-level automotive technicians. Students gain hands-on experience with electrical systems, brakes, steering and suspension, manual transmissions, and engine performance.

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.

Certificate program providing hands-on training in vehicle diagnosis, repair, and maintenance across key automotive systems. Students gain foundational skills in electrical systems, brake service, steering and suspension, transmissions, air conditioning, and engine performance.

Certificate program preparing students for ASE Master Automobile Service Technician (MAST) certification. Students develop advanced diagnostic and repair skills across electrical, brake, suspension, engine, transmission, air conditioning, and hybrid/alternative fuel systems. Accredited by ASE/NATEF, this 54-credit program combines classroom instruction with hands-on automotive lab training.

Associate of Applied Science preparing entry-level automotive technicians to diagnose, repair, and maintain modern vehicles. Coursework covers electrical systems, engines, brakes, steering/suspension, transmissions, HVAC, drivability/diagnostics, and hybrid/alternative fuel vehicles. Program is ASE/NATEF certified and totals 69 credits.