Automotive Collision Technology Technician (C.C.)

The Automotive Collision Technology Technician Certificate program is to educate, train and develop skills for entry into the service industry.

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Program Overview

The Automotive Collision Technology Technician Career Certificate (C.C.) program provides the comprehensive training necessary to restore automobiles to like-new condition. From classroom to hands-on instruction, students learn the latest auto repair and refinishing techniques as well as the use of precision equipment and tools.

Using standards established by the National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF), such topics from estimating and detailing to automotive painting and body repair are introduced. Upon completion, students will be fully prepared for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) certification exams. Graduates are sought after by employers in the area with a high rate of immediate job placement.

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CC Automotive Collision Technology Technician

Quick Facts

Program Code:
5806
Degree:
Automotive Collision Technology Technician (C.C.)
Total Hours:
1,400 Clock/Contact hours
Online Program:
Financial Aid Eligible:

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Accreditation

This program is accredited by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Education Alliance, formerly known at NATEF.

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Certifications and Licenses

This program is NATEF accredited in areas B2 through B5 for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) and will prepare you for ASE Certification Exams.

Note: If you are considering employment in a state other than Florida, please visit https://www.fscj.edu/academics/license-disclose to determine if this program will meet the selected state’s requirements to sit for licensure or certification testing.

Career Options

Having a successful career as a professional collision repair and refinishing technician requires training and professional certifications. Completing this program will help you achieve both of these goals. Technicians with formal training and certifications typically earn more and have more opportunities for advancement that those who don’t.