Automotive Service Technician (T.C.) (6236)
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Program Overview
Due to rapid advances in technology, the service and repair of cars and trucks has evolved into a more complex and challenging career. Today’s automotive technician must have advanced skills and training that were not previously required for a successful career in this field.
The Automotive Service Technician technical certificate will prepare the student for entry into the automotive repair industry. The program consists of the first 20 credit hours of the program degree program and 4-credit hours of professional electives.
A minimum grade of C or higher is required in all professional coursework.
Math Pathway
Students in this program are not required to complete math courses unless they are listed as part of the certificate program. If you plan to pursue the degree program in this same field, please note that this certificate articulates directly into a degree that includes an Algebra Through Calculus math pathway. For additional information about Mathematics Pathways, please visit the Mathematics Pathways page.
Application Procedure
Students are required to have a high school diploma or GED®. Entrance into the program requires results of appropriate placement test or proof of exemption claimed on SB1720 student questionnaire.
Notice to prospective students: A poor driving record, certain felony convictions, or not having a regular unrestricted driver’s license will adversely affect your employment opportunities as an Automotive Technician. Students are strongly encouraged to explore employment eligibility requirements for any career field before choosing and starting a program of study.
Contact Information
(904) 633-8334 or autodiesel@fscj.edu.
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