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Automotive Technology

Automotive Technology

What You'll Learn

Students have the opportunity to gain skills through intensive hands-on and quality instruction, while working alongside master ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) technicians in a full-service, interactive automotive lab designed to simulate current industry standards. Students will gain core and fundamental skills through advanced diagnosis and repair strategies in safety, customer service, engine repair, automatic trans/transaxle, manual drivetrain and axles, suspension and steering, brakes, electrical/electronic systems, heating and air-conditioning, engine performance, diesel engine theory, and work ethic.

The Maintenance Light Repair (MLR) track is a 2 year program that provides students with a fundamental skill set, preparation for a post-secondary program, a concentration on gaining entry-level certifications, and or entry-level internship opportunities.

 

Licenses/Certificates Available

  • ASE - A1 - Engine Repair
  • ASE - A5 - Brakes
  • ASE - A6 - Electrical/Electronic System
  • ASE - G1 - Maintenance and Light Repair
  • Automotive Lift Institute-Lifting It Right
  • Certus-S/P2 Automotive Service Pollution Prevention
  • Certus-S/P2 Automotive Service Safety

Campus Availability

NE  NW  SE  SW


Prospective Salary, Metro Detroit Area

$41,000 - $78,000

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In OSTC Southwest campus, the  Automative program instructor advising two students

Contacts

Northeast Campus
(Pontiac)

Northwest Campus
(Clarkston)

Southeast Campus
(Royal Oak)

Southwest Campus
(Wixom)