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Automotive Service Technology

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Instructors:

Steve Street

Afton Campus

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Program Overview
Click here for information pertaining to this program!Skilled automotive service technicians will always be in demand. As technology continues to advance and motor vehicles become more complex, so must the training needed to service them keep pace with the changes. This performance-based program combines classroom study with practical hands-on training to help the student acquire the skills needed to get a job in this rewarding field. The training received will help the graduate pursue a career as a general or specialty mechanic, an operator of a service station or parts store, a service advisor, or fleet superintendent, among other jobs. 
Oklahoma Employment & Outlook
In Oklahoma, auto technicians are projected to have 310 job openings annually until the year 2006.
Earnings & Advancements
Automobile technicians in repair shops are often paid a percentage of the labor charges for repairs they make. Skilled automobile technicians usually earn between two and three times as much as inexperienced helper and trainees who are paid an hourly rate until they are sufficiently skilled to work on commission.
Location Pay
Period
America's CareerInfo.net
10% 25% Median 75% 90%
United States Hourly $8.79 $11.37 $15.68 $20.83 $26.37
Yearly $18,300 $23,600 $32,600 $43,300 $54,800
Oklahoma Hourly $7.33 $8.86 $12.91 $18.53 $21.98
Yearly $15,200 $18,400 $26,900 $38,500 $45,700

United States Employment Percent
Change
Job Openings
2004 2014
Automotive service technicians and mechanics 802,800 928,500 + 16 % 33,930
Oklahoma Employment Percent
Change
Job Openings
2002 2012
Automotive service technicians and mechanics 9,490 10,610 + 12 % 370
Programs of Study
Automotive Service Trade Engine Performance
General Safety Practice & First Aid Maintaining Fluids and Lubricants
Using Common Hand and Power Tools Automotive Design
Brakes Using Automotive Service Reference Materials
Suspension and Steering Applying Related Math and Measurements
Electrical Systems Computer Applications
Removing and Installing Common Fasteners  
 

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