ITEC Automotive Service Technician: Outcomes

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Graduates of the ITEC Automotive Technology program will:

Acquire a valid First Aid/CPR card and be aware of the safety precautions pertaining to the industry.
Acquire a certificate for mobile refrigerant recovery and recycling per Federal EPA requirements.
Acquire a certificate as an Authorized Emission Specialist from the State of Washington, Department of Ecology.
Achieve ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) certification.
Complete the requirements for an AAS (Associates of Applied Science) degree.
Complete at least 900 hours of mentored, work-based cooperative training.
Demonstrate the ability to handle and store hazardous materials common to the industry.
Demonstrate the ability to access service and parts information via common industry formats including printed, CDROM and the Internet.
Demonstrate the ability to diagnose and repair automobiles to all eight (8) NATEF (National Automotive Technicians Educational Foundation) automotive standards.
Understand and practice communication skills essential to the requirements of the work place.
Understand and apply mathematical skills essential to the requirements of the automotive service industry.
Understand and practice good customer communication skills essential to the requirements of the work place.
Complete a resume and demonstrate the ability to properly present him or her self during a job interview.

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