Automotive Technology

Automotive Technology

Oklahoma City Community College students completing automotive programs are placed and well-prepared to enter and succeed in the automotive industry.

All automotive programs combine work in the classroom, lab activities, and practical on-the-job experience in industry-approved work sites. Qualified applicants will receive assistance from the college in obtaining a sponsor through prearranged dealer/student interviews.

Program Highlights

• All automotive programs nationally certified
• ASE master certified instructors
• Latest technology instruction on today’s vehicles
• Internships in the metro area and throughout the state
• Class sizes to maximize hands-on training approach
• A variety of instruction delivery types
• Student discount tool purchase opportunities
• Scholarships for qualifying students

For more information, email Brad Walker or call (405) 682-7128.

Upon successful completion of the Automotive Technology Program at Oklahoma City Community College, students will be able to:

Automotive Technology Internship Program (ATIP)

• Diagnose and repair vehicles using manufacturer specific tools, technology, and service procedures per OEM specifications.
• Perform basic automotive inspection, maintenance, and repair tasks using industry standard tools and procedures in a real workplace setting.
• Apply classroom knowledge on the job by working alongside automotive professionals and following accepted safety and quality standards for various OEMs.
• Demonstrate professional workplace skills, including reliability, communication, teamwork, and readiness for entry level employment in the automotive industry.
• Document the needed repairs using industry specific terms and language that meet specific OEM requirements.

Automotive Service Educational Program (ASEP)

• Diagnose and repair General Motors vehicles using manufacturer specific tools, technology, and service procedures.
• Perform basic automotive inspection, maintenance, and repair tasks using industry standard tools and procedures in a real workplace setting.
• Apply hands on technical skills in a dealership setting through a structured combination of classroom learning and paid work experience.
• Demonstrate professional and safety standards expected by GM dealerships, preparing graduates for entry level technician careers.
• Document the needed repairs using industry specific terms and language that meet GM warranty requirements.

 

 

 

* Please refer to the catalog for full program details. Some courses listed above may not be currently available for enrollment.