Program Instructor: Tom Haskins

Automotive Technology

Automotive Technology is a nationally certified automotive technician training program through NATIF. This is a two-year theory and hands-on program. Year one of the program is designed to give the student insight and training in the auto mechanics field in the following areas: careers in the auto industry, shop safety, hand tools, power tools, automotive shop equipment, introduction to automotive systems, preventive maintenance, wheels and tires, steering and suspension systems, alignment and brake systems. Year two of the program is designed to give the student skills in the following areas: shop safety, Vermont State Inspection Program, starting and charging systems, emission control systems, fuel systems, electrical circuits, computer systems, airbags, and antilock brakes.

Career Development Center - Course Catalog
Adults are welcome to apply for daytime technical programs. A Vermont resident adult without a high school diploma is a secondary student and is eligible for tuition to be paid by their school district. Adults with high school diplomas will be charged a tuition. Financial aid may be available. Contact the Adult Education Office at 447-3596.
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