The Collision Repair Technology program prepares students for entry-level positions and career advancement in the collision repair industry. This program trains students to repair an automobile correctly, economically, and safely. The program includes diagnostic technologies, welding techniques, shop safety, metal straightening, panel replacement, interior trim and body refinishing, glass replacement, frame straightening, fiber glass repair, aluminum repair, surface preparation, painting techniques, refinishing, and damage estimation. Students will apply their knowledge and learn industry skills in a real-world shop environment equipped with the latest technologies and industry tools. Students pursuing the Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree will also gain real-world experience through internship opportunities in various shop environments. This is a career and technical education program. Some of the courses may not transfer to four-year institutions.
Career and Technical Education Options
- Associate in Applied Science in Collision Repair Technology
Certificates
- Damage Analysis Specialist Certificate
- Structural Repair Specialist Certificate
- Mechanical Electrical Specialist Certificate
- Paint and Refinish Specialist Certificate
- Nonstructural Repair Specialist Certificate
- Collision Glass Specialist Certificate
- Preparation Detailer Specialist Certificate
