Automotive Technology

Tools & Equipment

• Auto/Car Lift

• Car Battery Charger

• Code Readers/Scanners

• Computerized Parts Catalog

• Electronic Systems

• Engines

• Fuel Gauges

• Motors

• Rachets/Sockets

• Tire Balancer

• Tire Inflator/Air Compressor

• Transmissions

• Wrenches

Through this program, you’ll be prepared to earn -

• ASE Student Certification

• State of Michigan Mechanics Certification

Up to 13 free college credits available*

*Students must meet requirements. 

The number of credits varies by college.

After High School

• Electrical/Electronics Technician

• Entry-Level Auto Industry Lab Testing or Service Technician

• Maintenance

• Manufacturing Technician

• Quality Technician

• Utility Infrastructure Technician

• Sales/Service Support

With Additional Training or College

• Automotive Service or Lab Manager

• Development Lab Supervisor

• Maintenance Supervisor

• Mid-Level Auto Industry Lab Testing or Service Technician

• Mid-Level Electrical/Electronics Technician

• Program Manager

• Project Engineer

• Tes Engineer

• Utility/Field Engineer

• Utility Smart Grid Technician

• Utility Supervisor

The range of pay for professionals in Automotive Technology covers a broad range and depends upon many factors.

• Tire Repairers and Changers - $28,000-$37,000

• Quick Lube Technician - $29,000-$62,000

• Service Technician - $29,000-$62,000

• Field Engineer - $34,000-$96,000

• Master Service Technician - $47,000-$80,000+

• Automotive Service Manager - $50,000-$78,000+

Classes take place at:

Kent Career Tech Center