It used to be that if your automobile broke, the teenager
down the street with the wrench could fix it. We’re entering
a world in which the complexity of the devices and the
system of interconnecting devices is beyond our capability
to easily understand.
—Howard Rheingold
Automotive
Technology
at Macomb Community College
Why Automotive Technology?
When it comes to keeping today’s cars and
trucks running at their maximum potential,
mechanical skills are just the beginning. You will
learn, develop and apply the abilities required
to properly diagnose, repair and maintain the
parts and systems comprising the incredibly and
increasingly sophisticated vehicles of today …
and tomorrow.
The Program
Macomb’s Automotive Technology Program
provides you with the opportunity to develop the
skills, knowledge and abilities required for entry
level positions in the automotive industry.
Certified by the National Automotive Technicians
Education Foundation (NATEF), your training will
include working on vehicles in modern service
bays, using the most up-to-date diagnostic and
repair tools and equipment available.
An Associate of Applied Science Degree and
Certificate are offered in Automotive Technology.
Additional certificate options include:
77 Brakes & Suspension
77 Driveability & Diagnosis
77 Driveline
77 Electrical & Air Conditioning
77 Engines
77 Skill Specific Certificate in Alternative Fuel
General Motors Automotive
Service Education Program
MOPAR® CAP Automotive Program
Start your career as a worldclass service technician. The
General Motors Automotive
Service Education Program is
a two-year associate degree
program that combines
advanced automotive technical training with a
strong academic foundation in reading, electronics
and analytical skills. You’ll alternate in 8–12
week intervals between academic studies and a
paid position at a service center, assigned to an
experienced technician. Scholarships and tuition
assistance are available.
The MOPAR®
Automotive Program
provides exclusive
hands-on training for
Chrysler, Jeep®, Dodge, Ram and Fiat® products.
With these skills, you’ll be in higher demand.
You can earn and learn with flexible educational
paths and scholarship opportunities. The Macomb
MOPAR® CAP is constantly seeking candidates who
have a strong aptitude for mechanical and electronic
technology, as well as a desire to succeed. Could
this be you?
For More Information
To learn more about the
Automotive Technology program,
call: 586.445.7012
>>>
866.Macomb1 (866.622.6621)
www.macomb.edu
You Have Options
As a Macomb student, you are able
to plan a personalized pathway
that takes you through your time
at Macomb, and beyond. You’re
encouraged to speak with the
academic advisor for Engineering
& Advanced Technology as soon
as possible after you have applied
to Macomb to discuss appropriate
classes, transfer of credits to
a four-year school and other
decisions that lie ahead.
South Campus
Building S, Room 145
586.445.7993
Email: answer@macomb.edu
Career and Employment Outlook
Because automotive technology is becoming increasingly
sophisticated, employers prefer candidates who have completed a
formal training program in a postsecondary institution.
With an Associate of Applied Science in Automotive Technology
from Macomb, you will be qualified for positions that include
automotive service technician, mechanic and automotive
engineering technician.
With a Certificate in one of the five specialty areas or with a SkillSpecific Certificate in Alternative Fuels, you will be qualified for
positions that include automotive service technician and mechanic.
The outlook for qualified jobseekers should continue to be very
good. The median annual wage for automotive service technicians
and mechanics was $36,610 in 2012.
Employment source: Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook
Looking for a Job?
Contact Career Services
586.445.7321
careerservices@macomb.edu
For general information about
Macomb Community College,
visit www.macomb.edu
call 866.Macomb1 (866.622.6621)
or email answer@macomb.edu.
Two years at Macomb equals a tremendous savings—about $18,000—
compared to attending a Michigan four-year public university. Approximately
80 percent of Macomb students leave the college DEBT FREE.
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