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 This is a two
to three year program that provides high school students witht he
opportunity to learn about the technology of automobiles. It
includes inspection, repair, and adjustment of the engine, power train,
brakes, front end, suspension, chassis, electrical system, and computer
control systems.
This program
is a certified National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation
(NATEF) School. Students will be SP2 certified in mechanical
safety and pollution prevention. 7 credits are required for a
program completer. Students may receive articulation credits from
CCBC, depending on NATEF test scores.
Program
Outcomes:
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Earn
credits in Technical Education, Applied Science, and Mathmatics
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Gain
experience in all aspects of the latest automotive technology.
Program Requirements:
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Students
in 10th grade and higher
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Satisfactory performance in attendance, discipline, academic
subjects
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Sufficient aptitude and ability for completion of the chosen
sequence
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Parent
approval
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Physical
capability to pursue the chosen career
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Approval
of the principal of CAT-South
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Ability
to accept and follow directions
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C or
better in Algebra I
Program
Employment Opportunities:
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Accident
Investigator
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Automobile Repair Technician
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Diagnostic Center Technician
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New/Used
Car Dealer Sales Person
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New/Used
Car Dealer Service Manager
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Service
Representative
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Truck and
Heavy Equipment Repair Technician
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Parts
Counter Person
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Warranty
administrator
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