This is a two year program

The auto tech curriculum prepares students for employment directly after graduation and/or as a stepping stone to post-secondary education. The program is modeled after the Automotive Service Excellence accredited Education Foundation (ASE), a nationally recognized industry and education leader in automotive technology.

Auto 1

Instructor Rodney Boynton 

In Automotive Technology 1 students are taught the basic skills required to work safely and efficiently in a modern automotive repair facility. Students are exposed to core areas of automotive repair with increased emphasis placed in areas of certification. 

In Automotive 1 students learn the basics in Tools, Brakes, Steering and Suspension, and Engine Basics. In the classroom you will learn theory by using a program called ‘Electude’ which is game based. NO TEXT BOOKS.  

Certifications earned are:

• OSHA 10

• TIA- Tire Industry Association

• Pro-Cut

Auto 2 

Instructor Rusty Parker 

Auto. II furthers student exposure and experience by performing tasks on live work vehicles just as in industry. The curriculum is based on maintenance and light repair. 

You will continue working on certifications such as:

• Maine State Inspection Lisence 

• ASE- Automotive Service Excellence

• 609- Airconditioning, Storage & Recovery Certification

In the classroom you will learn theory by using a program called ‘Electude’ which is game based. NO TEXT BOOKS. 

You will also have the opportunity to compete in automotive competitions to test your skills. 

As a second year student you will have the opportunity to work in industry under a Co-op/ELO program second semester.

High school elective credit- 3 

Careers in this field:

Technician

Service Writer

Inspector

Service Manager

Master Technician

Shop Owner

Starting Pay for entry level workers= $19 per hour

Companies in the area with auto tech positions: Sullivan Tire, Walmart, Lee Auto Malls, VIP Auto