Auto Services
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Program Highlights:
Two-Year NYSED Approved CTE Program
Students learn to repair and maintain a variety of vehicles. They locate mechanical, electronic and computer problems through careful diagnosis and perform the necessary repairs using industry equipment.
Units of study are delivered in four 20-week modules and are aligned with the Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) requirements. Hands-on experience is attained by servicing actual vehicles in an industry-based work environment.
Units of Study
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Basic (Year 1)
- Automotive Safety and Equipment
- Tires and Wheels
- Drum, Disc and Parking Brakes
- Brake and Hydraulic Systems
- Steering Systems
- Suspension Systems
- Piston Engine Operation
- Engine Disassembly/Assembly
- Lubrication and Cooling Systems
- Electrical and Batteries
- Starting, Charging and Ignition Systems
Advanced (Year 2)- Computer Systems
- Ignition Systems
- Emissions Controls
- Customer Relations
- Wheel Alignment
- Computerized Braking and Steering Systems
- Lighting and Accessory Systems
- HVAC
- Automatic/Manual Transmissions
- Basic Drive Layouts
- Resume and Portfolio Preparation
- Work Experience
Industry Based Exam/Certifications
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- Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Student Certification Exams Maintenance and Light Repair, Brakes, Steering and Suspension, Electrical/Electronic Systems and Engine Performance
- Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Student Certification Exams Maintenance and Light Repair, Brakes, Steering and Suspension, Electrical/Electronic Systems and Engine Performance
Credit
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High School Credit
- 3.5 CTE a.m./3.0 CTE p.m. (max)
Includes:
1.0 English 12 (Advanced)
1.0 Technical Science (Basic)
College—Dual Enrollment(View important details about dual enrollment.)
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Monroe Community College (1 credit)
College—Articulation - 3.5 CTE a.m./3.0 CTE p.m. (max)
Connections
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Career Connections
- Drivability Technician
- Heavy Repair Technician
- Light Repair Technician
- Parts Specialist
- Service Manager
- Service Writer
- Undercar Specialist
College Programs- Automotive Business
- Automotive Engineering
- Automotive Service
- Automotive Technology
Items to Consider
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Successful Students:
- Follow safety procedures and practice safe work habits at all times;
- Use equipment safely;
- Work independently on simulated computer program;
- Apply problem solving skills to service procedures;
- Work individually and as a team member;
- Have sufficient physical ability to manipulate hand tools and equipment;
- Are willing to get dirty;
- Purchase and wear Dickie-type pants ($20 or more) and sturdy work boots ($20 or more).
