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Car Mechanic

Automotive Technology

This pathway prepares students for entry into the automotive technician field. This program provides a strong foundation in diagnosing, maintaining, and repairing key vehicle systems, including electrical, chassis, powertrain, and integrated systems. Students gain hands-on experience with industry-standard tools and techniques while developing critical problem-solving and technical skills. The curriculum aligns with ASE Entry Level Certification exams, ensuring students are prepared to earn industry-recognized certifications at the conclusion of each course.

students working in auto technology
student working in auto tech
student working in auto tech

Current Certifications and Proficiency Credits

Industry Certification

  • ASE Certifications (Level 1):

    • Electrical/Electronic Systems​

    • Engine Repair

    • Suspension and Steering

  • ASE Certifications (Level 2):

    • Automobile Service Technology​

    • Brakes

    • Electrical/Electronic Systems

    • Engine Performance

    • Heating and Air Conditioning

    • Maintenance and Light Repair

    • Suspension and Steering

  • Air Conditioning Recyclers Test/Certification

College Proficiency Credits

  • Community College of Baltimore County - Introduction to Automotive Technology (5 credits)

Career Pathways with Industry Credentials

  • Automotive Service Technician

  • Automotive Body and Glass Repairers

  • Automotive Sales and Management

  • Heavy Vehicle and Mobile Equipment Service Technician

  • Automotive Service Writer

  • Shop Manager

  • Office Manager

  • Estimator

  • Auto Equipment Supplier

  • Service Advisor

Career Pathways with Continued Education & Training

  • Electrical Engineer

  • Industrial Mechanic

  • Insurance Adjuster

  • Mechanical Engineering Technician

  • Mechatronics Engineer

  • Trainer

  • Shop owner

  • Production Manager

  • Research and Development

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