Automotive Service Tech program

Automotive Service Technology

Our ASE Education Foundation accredited program gives you the knowledge and skills to find a successful career

 

Due to an extensive waitlist, this program is currently not accepting ADULT applications at the Reno Campus for any daytime offerings (AM, PM, or Fulltime). If you would like to be contacted when this application re-opens for adults, please complete this form OR check back to our website at a later date. If you are interested in this program at another campus, you may still apply for that campus for any available timeslot.

For those who like to work with their hands and know their machines. Everyone needs a good automotive service tech at some point, and our program prepares you to be that someone. Learn how to properly maintain automotive functions, diagnose issues and repair anything from brakes to air conditioning systems.

Our program is accredited by the ASE Education Foundation, meaning it prepares graduates to enter the workforce with full knowledge of the latest tools and techniques available in servicing and repairing vehicles. Our transportation technology facilities have high-quality tools and state of the art equipment so graduates understand how they function from day one on the job.

Get ahead in a fulfilling automotive service career by joining our program, where hands-on work gives you the knowledge and experience you need to service vehicles quickly and effectively.

Employment Opportunities

Automotive service centers, independent or discount automotive repair facilities, retail automotive parts shops, automotive dealerships, automotive wholesale facilities.

Automotive Service Technology Majors

About this Occupation

Automotive service technicians maintain automotive systems and diagnose and repair issues by applying a systematic, methodical approach to solving problems. Some tasks require the abilities to perform detailed work with the hands and eyes. For success in this career, automotive service technicians must be able to work both independently and as a team member. In addition, automotive employers expect a clean and neat appearance that displays professionalism. Additionally, employers are seeking employees with a good driving record, a clean background check and the ability to pass a drug test.

5.2 million

more cars on the road in 2019 than the year before. That number is projected to keep increasing.

Francis Tuttle

Enrollment

Learn from Experienced Instructors

Robert Blair

Automotive Service Tech Instructor

Robert Blair is an Automotive Service Tech instructor at the Reno Campus.

Steve Boyd

Automotive Service Tech Instructor

Steve Boyd is an Automotive Service Tech instructor at the Rockwell Campus

Eric Ensz

Automotive Service Technology instructor

Eric Ensz teaches Automotive Service Technology at the Reno campus. He is a graduate of General Motors Corporation’s Automotive Service Educational Program, is an Automotive Service Excellence Master Technician, and is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree at the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond. Eric previously worked as an Automotive Technician for 17 years, including an Oldsmobile dealer in Enid, Okla., and two different Chevrolet dealerships in Oklahoma City.

Charles Lawson

Automotive Service Technology Instructor

Charles Lawson is an Automotive Service Technology instructor at the Rockwell Campus.

Kody VanOsdol

Automotive Services Technology Instructor – Danforth

Kody VanOsdol is an Automotive Services instructor at the Danforth Campus.

Tony Brackett

Automotive Service Tech Instructor

Tony Brackett is an Automotive Service Technology Instructor at the Rockwell Campus.