
Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Certified
Collision
Repair students work on vehicles requiring frame and body
straightening, welding, refinishing, and painting. Training includes
replacing glass, installing upholstery, estimating costs of parts,
labor and preparation of insurance forms.
Program Highlights
Job Possibilities
Personal Qualities Suggested
Suggested Prerequisite Experienced
Equipment Students Will Be Trained To Use
With Further Education These Job Opportunities are Possible
Special Note
Between the junior and senior year, eligible students have the opportunity to participate in a Summer Internship program. The Summer Internship program is a work-based training process involving a paid, on-the-job training experience for school credit. Students gain direct workplace skills and competencies through a partnership among business, education, students and parents.
Students are encouraged to participate in the social and learning opportunities offered through the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (VICA). These activities include participation in regional, state and national competitions that will expand leadership qualities and community service opportunities.