AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 1 & 2
AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY I
Prerequisite: Knowledge of Algebra I concepts, ability to work formulas and equations, reading and writing at grade level
The Automotive Technology program will prepare students for entry-level positions in the automotive field. The Maintenance and Light Repair curriculum is approved by The National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF), and the program is NATEF certified in the following areas: brakes, electrical, engine performance, steering and suspension, engine repair, automatic and manual transmissions, and heating and air conditioning. Industry standards are used and incorporated as well as up-to-date equipment to prepare a student for today’s work environment. Students will be taught the professionalism that an employer will expect on the job. The program offers a second year to improve a student’s skills and to advance knowledge in additional areas.
Qualities of a Successful Student
Knowledge of Algebra I concepts
Ability to work formulas and equations
Ability to read and write at grade level
Certifications Offered
NATEF Brakes
NATEF Electrical
NATEF Engine Performance
NATEF Steering and Suspension
SP/2 Safety Program
College Opportunities
Articulation Agreements with:
Southern Maine Community College
Central Maine Community College
Dual Enrollment with
Southern Maine Community College
AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY II
Offered 11:30-1:30 p.m. session only.
Prerequisite: students who have successfully completed Automotive Technology I may apply. Applications will be considered based on a rubric provided by CATC.
Students will continue the work started in Automotive Technology I by advancing their knowledge of automotive electronics, engine performance, and steering and suspension.
Certifications Offered
NATEF Electrical
College Opportunities
Articulation Agreements with:
Southern Maine Community College
Central Maine Community College
Dual Enrollment with
Southern Maine Community College