ENGINEERING AND INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY Automotive Collision and Repair Automotive Technology

Description:   Do you like to work with your hands? Do you like to repair or make things? Are you curious about how things work? Do you enjoy working on cars, trucks, airplanes, engines, or machines? Do you possess the mechanical aptitude and the ability to work with tools? Can you use logic to solve problems? If so, then AUtomotive Collision Repair and Automotive Technology might be for you.

Technical/Community College Apprenticeship

Careers for the High School Graduate On The Job Training

Aircraft Mechanic Automotive Technician Diesel Technician Industrial Traffic Manager Military Mechanic Operating Engineer (heavy     equipment) Production Coordinator Heating/AC Refridgerator Mechanic Automation/Robotics Technician

Automotive Painter Highway Maintenance Worker Numerical Control Machine Tool Operator Airport Ground Crew Dispatcher Fork Life Operator Merchant Marine and Deckhand Railroad Transportation Worker Longshore Worker

Bachelor's/Master's Degree Doctorate

Electrical Engineer Air Traffic Controller Mechanical Engineer Industrial Engineer Marine Engineer and Architect Production Coordinator Industrial Traffic Manager Military Pilot Air and Marine Navigator Airplane Pilot Ship Captain

Typical College Majors

Aerospace Engineering Aeronautical Engineering Automotive Enngineering Ceramic Engineering Civil Engineering Marine Engineering Environmental Sciences Mechanical Engineering Aviation and Airway Science Truck and Bus Driving Metallurgy

Sample Four Year Plan

High School Courses Related to this Career Cluster

9th

BCIS

Introduction to Business BCIS Business Computer Programming Research and Technical Writing Accounting Business Law

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Into To Business

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Auto Tech or Auto Collision

12th

Auto Tech or Auto Collision

Return To Career Pathways

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