Offered at the Green Bay campus. For information: (920) 498-
5444. Toll-free: (888) 385-6982.
This program is fully eligible for nancial aid.
Highly skilled automotive technicians and specialists are
needed to keep pace with the increasingly complex vehicles
being manufactured for today's consumer. In the Automotive
Technology program, you'll learn to diagnose and service
automobiles under conditions similar to an actual repair
facility. Plus, you'll develop repair facility management skills to
increase your employment potential. Career opportunities for
you include automotive service technician, shop foreman,
parts manager, warranty claims person, repair facility
owner/operator, plus all of the career opportunities offered by
the Automotive Technician program. This two-year program
is ASE Certi ed to National Automotive Technicians
Education Foundation Standards.
A graduate of the program will have the potential for
employment in the following areas:
Automotive Service Technician: Diagnoses vehicle
malfunctions, performs appropriate repairs, and
recommends/conducts regular vehicle maintenance.
Automotive Electronics Specialist: Utilizes hi-tech equipment
to troubleshoot complex electrical and computer
malfunctions. Replaces and reprograms engine, body and
transmission controllers.
Brake Specialist: Performs complete brake system safety
inspections, diagnoses brake system concerns and makes
necessary repairs.
Steering, Suspension & Alignment Specialist:
Diagnoses and repairs steering and suspension system
concerns, utilizes computerized equipment to perform
suspension and steering system adjustments.
Transmission and Drive Train Specialist: Diagnoses and
repairs concerns related to automatic and manual
transmissions, drive trains and differentials.
Engine Performance Specialist: Utilizes hi-tech equipment to
diagnose and repair engine drivability concerns relating to
engine mechanical, ignition and fuel systems.
Heating & Air Conditioning Specialist: Diagnoses and repairs
heating and air conditioning control systems.
Engine Repair Specialist: Diagnoses engine mechanical
failure. Disassembles, inspects, and measures engine
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