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Automotive Technology is
at the very beginning of a major new focus - alternative fuels.
In the meantime, there are millions of vehicles in the United
States that need maintenance and repair.
Join us as we explore
this exciting field where the sky is the limit - or is it??
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Because
the average American family owns at least two vehicles, the
automotive service industry has a severe shortage of qualified
automotive technicians.
This is just one aspect of a wide open
career field. Your education at KVCC will prepare you for an
entry-level technician position, a specialist entry-level
position, or to pursue further educational goals.
The
possibilities are huge and include such diverse fields as
service technician, service writer, parts specialist, automotive
engineering, customizing, restoration, research and development,
and many more.
If you can think of it and it relates to
vehicles, we can help you get there!
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The Automotive Technology
Program at KVCC strives for excellence.
The program is NATEF
Master-Certified in Automotive repair, meaning there is a
rigorous and frequent evaluation process to maintain this
certification. This KVCC curriculum offers education and
training in the following areas: Under-Car specialist,
Engine-Performance specialist, Power-Train specialist, and a
two-year associate's degree in automotive technology. Please
take a look at our specific classes.
These courses are updated
each semester to meet NATEF guidelines and the ever-changing and
advancing technological aspects of the automotive service
industry.
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