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Automotive Collision Repair Career Certificate CIP Code: 470604 / SOC Code: 49-3021.00 |
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Program Description |
Required Courses (View NW-SCC Catalog Page) |
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Automotive collision repair has expanded throughout the country to become a major field of automotive work. Repairing damages and restoring the original beauty of an automobile requires the work of a master craftsman. Working conditions and employment opportunities are excellent and will continue to grow. This Automotive Collision Repair program is designed to train students to repair an automobile correctly, economically, and safely. The program includes technology, welding, mathematics, shop safety, metal straightening, panel replacement, interior trim and body refinishing, auto electricity, glass replacement, frame straightening, fiber glass repair, and damage estimations. The student will learn how to become an automobile repair person with skills that include all phases of auto collision repair. |
Entering students are required to complete ORT100. Transfer students are exempt from this requirement. COM100 - Introductory Technical English I |
A high school diploma or GED is not required for admission to this program. Students must be at least 16 years old to enroll. Transfer Credit: Students may receive up to one semester of Advanced Placement for Career Technical coursework completed at another institution. |
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Loan Debt incurred for this program: $12,625.60 |
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| Program Advisors E. Reid - (256-331-5231) -ereid@nwscc.edu J. Hackworth - (256-331-5335) - joehackworth@nwscc.edu |
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Program Cost Per Student 
Completion RatesThe above information is provided in compliance with the U.S. Department of Education's Gainful Employment Regulations.
Updated: 6-28-11