The Automotive Collision Repair program equips students with the skills to perform non-structural auto repairs, including bodywork, surface preparation, and painting. Students will learn to assess collision damage, estimate repair costs, and apply customer service skills when working with vehicle owners.
The Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair program prepares students with the technical skills for bumper-to-bumper maintenance and light repairs, covering engine systems, transmissions, drive trains, suspension, brakes, electrical systems, and heating/air conditioning.
The Aviation Maintenance Technology program trains students in servicing, troubleshooting, and repairing aircraft, with a focus on electrical systems, airframe applications, and ethics. Graduates will be prepared for FAA airframe and powerplant certification exams with advanced training.
The Marine Maintenance Technology program equips students with skills to service, diagnose, and repair marine engines, as well as install equipment and rigging. Training includes two- and four-stroke outboards, inboard engines, fuel injection systems, outdrives, and transmissions.