Automotive
PA Department of Education CIP Code
47.0604 Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician
- Personal Safety in the Training Lab
- Suspension and Steering
- JobSite Safety
- Proper Identification and Use of Hand and Power Tools
- Engine Repair
- Engine Tune-Up
- Brake Systems
- Transmissions (Automatic and Manual)
- Front and Rear Differential
- Cooling Systems
- Electrical Systems
Post-Secondary Options: After completing the program, students can further their education by pursuing advanced degrees or certifications in fields such as:
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Luzerne County Community College (Associate Degree in Applied Science)
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Johnson College (Associate Degree in Applied Science)
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WyoTech (ASE and NATEF)
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Universal Technical Institute (ASE and NATEF)
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Military
These advanced studies can lead to higher-level positions and specialized roles in the Automotive realm.
Career Prospects: Graduates are well-prepared for various roles in industry, including:
- Automotive Technician
- Automotive Service Writer
- Automotive Claims Clerk
- Automotive Parts Specialist
- Service Manager
- Assistant Service Manager
- Parts Manager
- Assistant Parts Manager
- Foreman
- Lead Technician
Industry Certifications: Students are able to earn the following certifications in their years at the CTCLC.
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Valvoline
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Ford Motor Company Certificates
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OSHA 10
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OSHA 30
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ASE 609 Refrigerant
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Snap-on Multimeter
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Alldata CAIS (Certified Automotive Information Specialist)
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Lifting It Right (Automotive Lift Institute)
Co-Op Opportunities: 4th quarter Juniors and Seniors can be placed in the workforce through our Cooperative Education program. Below are some opportunities for Automotive students.
- Scranton Dodge Chrysler Jeep
- Tasca Ford
- Tom Hesser Nissan
- PennDot
- Toyota of Scranton
For Co-Op placement, please contact Mrs. Bonnie Baker, Co-Op Coordinator at bbaker@ctclc.edu.