Automotive opportunity

About the program

MGCCC's Automotive Technology pathway develops the knowledge and shop skills needed to inspect, maintain, and service automobiles. Coursework spans engines, electrical and electronic systems, engine performance, brakes, steering and suspension, drivetrains, automatic transmissions, and automotive heating and air conditioning.

30-credit certificate, 45-credit diploma, or Associate of Applied Science

What participants will learn

+Engine repair
+Automotive electrical systems
+Brakes, steering, and suspension
+Drivetrains and transmissions
+Automotive heating and air conditioning

Who this program is for

+Complete the MGCCC admissions process
+Confirm the program's campus and term availability with Enrollment Services or an advisor
+Complete the MGCCC Technical Skills Attainment requirement where applicable

Program highlights

+Training spans all eight ASE automobile service areas
+Hands-on shop instruction
+Stackable certificate, diploma, and degree pathways
+Designed for entry-level automotive service work

Interested in this program?

Applications and final eligibility decisions are handled by MGCCC.

Apply to MGCCC, submit the required academic and placement records, complete orientation when required, and work with Enrollment Services or an advisor to confirm campus availability and register for the correct program sequence.

Apply to MGCCC

Enrollment and registration

MGCCC Enrollment Services

228-896-2536