Overview
In Automotive Collision Technology, students combine classroom instruction with hands-on lab work to learn every phase of the body repair process. They gain experience with sheet metal, moldings, fasteners, frame diagnostics, color mixing, and repair estimating while working in a lab that operates like a professional body shop. Students also complete restoration and repair projects on school vehicles, building real-world experience. By the end of the program, students gain the skills, confidence, and experience that prepare them for industry certifications, entry-level careers, and advanced training in the automotive field.
You Will Learn:
- Body repair
- Painting and computerized color-mixing
- Frame diagnosis and techniques
- Car welding
- Cost estimation
A Typical Student
The typical student is one that enjoys hands-on learning. Successful students have the patience and attention to detail to solve problems using the skills they have learned. They can work on projects independently or with other students. They take initiative, check their work as needed, and stay on task without constant supervision. Safety is a primary focus, and students must follow the guidelines to keep themselves and others safe.
