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Automotive Technology

Automotive Maintenance

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​In the Automotive Maintenance program, students learn how to inspect and adjust automobiles with a focus on diagnosis and repair of engines, brakes, power train, suspensions and steering, wheel alignment, fuel injection systems, electrical systems, air conditioning and computer control panels. Students can earn several certifications to obtain employment as an automotive technician.

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​Industry Certification

  • ASE Certifications (Level 1):

    • Electrical/Electronic Systems​

    • Engine Repair

    • Suspension and Steering

  • ASE Certifications (Level 2):

    • Automobile Service Technology​

    • Brakes

    • Electrical/Electronic Systems

    • Engine Performance

    • Heating and Air Conditioning

    • Maintenance and Light Repair

    • Suspension and Steering

  • Air Conditioning Recyclers Test/Certification

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Career Pathways with Industry Credentials 

  • Automotive Service Technician

  • Automotive Body and Glass Repairers

  • Automotive Sales and Management

  • Heavy Vehicle and Mobile Equipment Service Technician

  • Automotive Service Writer

  • Shop Manager

  • Office Manager

  • Estimator

  • Auto Equipment Supplier

  • Service Advisor

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Career Pathways with Continued Education & Training 

  • Electrical Engineer

  • Industrial Mechanic

  • Insurance Adjuster

  • Mechanical Engineering Technician

  • Mechatronics Engineer

  • Trainer

  • Shop owner

  • Production Manager

  • Research and Development

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​Buckley Hayes

bwhayes@aacps.org

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Matt Lahtinen

mlahtinen@aacps.org

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Center of Applied Technology South 

211 Central Avenue, East

Edgewater, MD 21037

410-956-5900  Fax 410-956-5905

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