21. Building Trades automotive Technology at the Grundy Area Vocational Center is a oneor two-year program designed to teach the students entry-level skills in the repair and http://gavc.mornet.org/Program/automotivetech.htm

22. Career Explorer: Job Descriptions: Automotive Careers automotive Technology, Medical Assisting, Electrician and Energy trades At Nashville Auto Diesel College, we teach you to keep America rolling on! http://www.careerexplorer.net/jobchoices/automotive.asp

Search for Career Colleges by School Name or Degree Program Career Explorer: Your Career. Your Way. Job Descriptions Job Descriptions Career Education Career Salaries ... Internships Job Descriptions: Enter ZIP Code A combination of formal training, such as that obtained through a career college, and on-the-job training is suggested for those wishing to become a skilled automotive repairman. Advances in technology have created numerous automotive systems for workers to learn about, and diagnostic equipment can be sophisticated, so technicians need training in order to use it most effectively. Because of the increasing complexity of automotive systems, many repairmen specialize. Some work primarily on the physical body of the car, repairing damage caused by accidents. Others specialize on the engine of the car, performing both routine maintenance and any necessary repair work. Body repair work Automotive service technicians use their skills and knowledge to inspect, maintain and repair vehicles. They must have the ability to consider multiple possibilities and be able to determine the most likely cause of any malfunctions. They must have a good working knowledge of how different systems interact with one another. In most modern repair shops, diagnostic equipment helps to run a variety of tests to pinpoint where problems can lie.

23. Career Explorer: Job Descriptions: Trucking & Transportation These schools teach students how to operate trucks and about the rules and regulations programs in automotive, Skilled trades, Healthcare and Computers. http://www.careerexplorer.net/jobchoices/transportation.asp

Search for Career Colleges by School Name or Degree Program Career Explorer: Your Career. Your Way. Job Descriptions Job Descriptions Career Education Career Salaries ... Internships Job Descriptions: Enter ZIP Code Truck driving is becoming an increasingly sophisticated career field. Modern truck drivers Truck drivers truck drivers will be there. light or delivery service trucks and those with heavy trucks or tractor-trailers . Light or delivery service truck drivers usually work local routes. They often must be in very good physical condition, as their duties include loading and unloading their trucks. These drivers generally work within a regular, specific area close to home. Heavy truck drivers often spend days or weeks driving their vehicles between destinations. Federal guidelines require that long distance truck drivers take regular breaks and file reports detailing their trips. Employers often look for graduates of a respected truck driving school Salary information **Sort these results by clicking on a column header Name City State ZIP Engine City Technical Institute School Description Engine City Technical Institute is a dedicated Diesel Mechanics school with a curriculum that focuses on commercial and industrial diesel. The diploma programs in Diesel Engine Drive Train (DEDT) and Diesel Engine Drive Train Transport (DEDT/TR) are designed to prepare student with hands on experience for entry-level positions in a variety of fields related to diesel mechanics, including the required skills to diagnose, disassemble, inspect, repair and overhaul popular makes of diesel engines, fuel systems, electrical charging, starting, lighting and control systems, drive train, brakes, steering, suspension, and transport refrigeration systems used on trucks, marine, industrial and other applications.

24. Case Studies and then go on to open their own businesses, teach, go into sales or management. Then she found the skilled trades. automotive Service Technician http://www.tradeability.ca/DesktopDefault.aspx?TabId=3440&Lang=en

25. REGISTER USER ACCOUNT We are always looking for new and better ways to teach the curriculum, Building trades, automotive classes and computer classes, Gertsema said. http://www.yankton.net/stories/022105/progress_20050221007.shtml

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26. Degree Planning trades and Technology Education Specialty. This specialty prepares students to teach automotive technology, carpentry and joinery, drafting and design, http://web.ubc.ca/okanagan/education/degreeplanning.html

The University of British Columbia About UBC Education Home ... Student Resources Degree Planning ETEP Program Options Program of Study for ETEP Five-Year Degree and Two-Year Post Degree Year 1 - Winter Session Term I EDUC 405 Concept Studies Module I: The Culture of Education EDUC 407 Content Studies Module l: Developing Instructional Strategies EDUC 505 Context Studies Module I: Learning Communities: The Attributes of Professional Practice Year 1 - Winter Session Term II EDUC 410 Concept Studies Module II: The Culture of the School EDUC 411 Content Studies Module II: Designing Learning Experiences EDUC 506 Context Studies Module II: Learning Communities: Professional Practice in the School Community Year 2 - Winter Session Term I EDUC 415 Concept Studies Module III: The Culture of the Classroom EDUC 417 Content Studies Module III: Integrating, Assessing and Reporting EDUC 515 Context Studies Module III: Learning Communities: Professional Practice in the Classroom Year 2 - Winter Session Term II EDUC 430 Guided Reflective Inquiry Project (four weeks) EDUC 520 Context Studies IV: Learning Communities: Becoming a Practicing Professional Completion of the ETEP meets the requirements for the UBC Okanagan Bachelor of Education Degree and the requirements of the BC College of Teachers for a Professional Teaching Certificate.

27. WNYC - Radio Rookies I go to automotive High School. They teach me about automotive trades and I m majoring in Business and Technology. October, 2000 http://www.wnyc.org/radiorookies/Bushwick/David.html

about. what we are who we are awards workshops. elmhurst mosholu midwood lower east side ... more workshops listen. workshop stories non-workshop radio senior stories participate. wanna be a rookie? open mic workshops bushwick workshop David Ford listen Hi, my name is David and I'm 16 years old. I lived in Bushwick for 16 years, going on 17. My most favorite talent is singing. I took Martial Arts classes for 5-6 years and the last belt I got was purple. I go to Automotive High School. They teach me about automotive trades and I'm majoring in Business and Technology. October, 2000 Interesting fact: I'm a good singer. My favorite web-site is: www.teenchat.com Story Description: I did my story on my school, Automotive High School. It's a vocational school that teaches you the basics and specialties in automotive trades. You get different classes every time you move up a grade. And if you don't want to take up automechanics, you can take business classes. In my story, I talk to my mom, my principal, my teacher and others, and I look back on how my love of cars started by working with my dad on his car when I was little. Mentor: Edith Updike is a print journalist, with radio experience. Edith covers diversity issues - as they relate to employment, and has also written about entrepreneurs and the auto industry.

28. The Excel Institute Even with a charter school to teach automotive mechanics, there would still be the longterm devaluation of vocational trades by the educational system, http://www.freecongress.org/commentaries/040305sl.asp

Centers: Technology Policy Cultural Conservatism Law and Democracy Projects: Coalition for Constitutional Liberties Judicial Selection Monitoring Project Home About FCF ... Read About FCF Search The Excel Institute By Steve Lilienthal March 5, 2004 The Excel Institute is located on an out-of-the-way street, more like a dead-end alley, in Washington's northeast quadrant. But the young man or woman who graduates from the program will be able to travel the fast track to success. Excel, a non-profit-training school in automotive mechanics, fills an important need at a time when the secondary educational system in the District of Columbia and in many other school districts throughout the nation has taken a dead-end detour by emphasizing academic programs and college at the expense of promoting vocational trades and offering intensive, up-to-date training. The Excel Institute is also a place that tries to provide a fix to the failures and unpleasant realities that stem from the breakdown of important institutions, such as the family and the educational system, in the nation's capital. Many Excel students enter the program with poor reading and math skills. Those students who work hard, apply themselves, and succeed by becoming certified as a mechanic will find their job skills in high demand. No longer does the stereotype of the unsophisticated "grease monkey" apply to the vocation.

29. Employment In New Zealand, Jobs Resources (EscapeArtist.com,Inc.) Immigration to New Zealand for automotive trades Immigration to New teach NZ - teach NZ - Growing New Zealand school rolls make teaching here an http://www.escapeartist.com/nzjobs/nzjobs.htm

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30. Metro | Auto Collision Technology Using their broad knowledge of automotive construction and repair Students wishing to teach in this field will need a bachelor’s or higher level degree. http://www.mccneb.edu/trades/autocollisiontechnology.asp

Future Students Admissions Articulation/Transfer Information Career Options ... Skilled Trades Careers Auto Collision Technology Auto collision repair work offers variety and challenges. Each damaged vehicle presents a unique set of problems to overcome in restoring its appearance, functionality and value. The vehicle's structural integrity also must be restored so it is safe to drive. Using their broad knowledge of automotive construction and repair techniques, collision repair technicians must develop appropriate methods for each job. They also perform related repairs and custom refinishing according to the auto manufacturer's specifications. Sevices may include parts replacement, straightening damaged body panels, welding, auto glass replacement, auto frame straightening, damage analysis, estimating repair costs and refinishing damage. National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation, Inc. (NATEF) Program Location Fort Omaha Campus Award Associate in Applied Science Degree - Auto Collision Technology Major Course Requirements for Auto Collision Technology Automotive Welding I and II Electrical and Mechanical Systems Non-Structural Repair I, II, III and IV

31. Practical Electricity And Electrical Study For The Trades Practical Electricity, Electrical Design and Study for the trades. is designed to teach how automotive electricity and electronics systems work, http://www.electrical-contractor.net/The_Store/Electricity.htm

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32. Automotive Department - Faculty Biographies 10 years teaching experience; 18 years experience in the automotive industry trades Assistant in the automotive Department since 1997 http://www.ouc.bc.ca/trades/automotive/faculty.html

33. Special Collection - CEIC- Auto Industry - Big 3 Skilled Trades Apprenticeships Contents Auto Industry Skilled trades Apprenticeships Outlook for Jobs with Late in 1999 and late in 2000, the Detroit automotive Task Force offered a http://www.detroit.lib.mi.us/ceic/auto_app.htm

Job Search Company Research Auto Industry Careers ... Relocation Help GIS Statistics Auto Industry Auto Industry Employers The UAW Salaried Jobs Assembly Jobs ... Auto Industry Big 3 Skilled Trades Apprenticeships Contents Auto Industry Skilled Trades Apprenticeships Outlook for Jobs with U.S. Auto Manufacturers Getting into the Selection Process Getting on an Eligibility List ... DaimlerChrysler-UAW Skilled Trades Program Auto Industry Skilled Trades Apprenticeships Apprenticeship is a formal method of training for a skilled trade that combines on-the-job-training (paid full-time employment) with related classroom instruction. The skills learned provide the basis for a rewarding career. Upon completion of of a four year training program, the apprentice graduates and receives a Journeyman Card from the UAW and employment from the company. An apprenticeship program is a “creature” of the company and the union. Each Ford, DaimlerChrysler and GM facility has a Joint Committee or Apprenticeship Council composed of UAW and company representatives that administers union apprenticeship programs. The number of apprenticeship positions is negotiated and spelled out in union contracts. For example, the UAW-GM 1999 Agreement specifies that a total of

34. Learning Solutions - Thomson Delmar Learning automotive Building trades / RCA CAD / Drafting / GIS you ll find solutions that let you spend more time teaching and less time planning. http://www.delmarlearning.com/

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35. Automotive Body And Allied Trades Teaching Department Information and course offering from the automotive Body and Allied trades teaching department. http://www.kangan.edu.au/about/departments/automotive/

Contact Sitemap About Us Study Options ... Departments Automotive Body and Allied Trades Jump to: Department Summary List of Services Course Offering Corporate Experience ... Awards Attained by the Department Department Summary Catering for the needs of the retail, service, repair and manufacturing sector of the automotive industry and the sheetmetal industry. With expertise in the areas of panel beating, vehicle trimming, vehicle painting, vehicle body-building and manufacturing, radiator repairs, vehicle detailing, welding, vehicle dismantling auto glazing and tinting, we offer a range of courses and training services. A flexible approach to training is offered through on and off-the-job training initiatives, workplace assessment and customised training. We provide a wide range of short courses for the car enthusiast and hobbyist, and we are proud of our excellent links with the industry through our association with multi-national companies. Our leading edge technology and equipment includes water-borne technology in vehicle painting, computerised chassis straightening equipment in panel beating, computer aided drawing in sheetmetal and body making and leading edge technology and equipment in vehicle trimming. List of Services Apprenticeship training in both the automotive and sheetmetal industries Consultancy to the smash repair and sheetmetal industries Short courses in automotive smash repair and vehicle restoration Short courses in sheetmetal and iron work and welding Course Offering

36. ACE: Automotive Training The first to move into ACE, in 2006, will be the automotive Body trades group The ACE will operate two teaching shifts, covering 12 to 14 hours a day. http://www.kangan.edu.au/ace/training/

ACE: Automotive Centre of Excellence Home About ACE Development Stages Automotive Training ... Contact Us Automotive Training The Automotive Centre of Excellence at Docklands is planned to become the location for all of Kangan Batman TAFE's automotive industry training, currently located at its Richmond and Coburg campuses. The first to move into ACE, in 2006, will be the Automotive Body Trades group currently located at Richmond, with other training areas moving to Docklands when further stages of ACE are finished. Designed in consultation with the automotive industry, training facilities at ACE will be world class, with technologically advanced equipment and diagnostic tools to train the skilled automotive workers of the future. Return to the top of this page Training for the future Phill Murphy Changes over the last decade to the global automotive industry present many challenges to the Australian and, in particular, the Victorian automotive sector. These include requirements for: OEM's Globalised Supply Chain capability A strong domestic supplier base Increased product sophistication and technological change Reduced costs / cycle times Skilled people and changing skills profile There are opportunities available for the industry in collaboration with Government and other stakeholders to protect and grow the niche base we currently enjoy. A number of proposals in the public domain present opportunities to enhance our relevance within the global automotive scene through demonstrated best practice against international benchmarks.

37. Illinois School Board Journal - May/June 2005: Article 2 A valedictorian candidate seeking a teaching or counseling career can experience child construction trades, automotive trades and related businesses. http://www.iasb.com/files/j5050603.htm

This document has been formatted for printing from your browser from the Web site of the Illinois Association of School Boards. Illinois School Board Journal May/June 2005 Career-tech options: Formula of success by Rick Brewer Rick Brewer is in his third term as a board member in Delavan CUSD 703 and is chairman of the Career and Technical Education Department for Pekin CHSD 303. While support for career education programs may have waned recently, Pekin CHSD 303 maintains those programs are a major component of student success. The CTE department at Pekin High School serves approximately 1,000 students each day, or nearly half of its 2,300 students. Classes offer opportunities for nearly all levels of achievement and ability, ranging from high honors to special needs. Time-tested programs experience a wide range of success, using reality sensitive strategies to boost student transition from high school to the world of work and a variety of post-secondary education options. The 2003 Pekin High School attendance rate (96.9 percent) is higher than the state average, the graduation rate has increased and our dropout rate has decreased. Vocational studies are a key component to these trends. "Even with decreases in state and federal funding, our district considers vocational programs to be a critical asset to the quality of education that we provide," says Kenneth Schwab, district superintendent.

38. SEEK Advanced Search - Find Jobs Using Multiple Job Search Options Brisbane Adecco Eagle Farm Industrial trades, Listed 13 Aug 05 Northern Suburbs workshop seeking qualified staff for the automotive industry http://www.seek.com.au/jobsearch/index.ascx?DateRange=999&catindustry=1225&catoc

39. MVRIA - Media:Storybook-Buying A Car They can become an automotive electrician, motor mechanic, Choosing a career in one of the many motor vehicle repair trades should be based on sound http://www.mvria.nsw.gov.au/media/med_sto_career.htm

Career Career Opportunities In The Motor Vehicle Industry Young men and women on leaving school can choose a variety of trades in the motor vehicle repair industry. They can become an automotive electrician, motor mechanic, motor cycle mechanic, brake mechanic, panel beater, spray painter, body maker, exhaust repairer, front end specialist, liquefied petroleum gas mechanic, natural gas mechanic, radiator repairer or transmission specialist. Also young men and women have the opportunity of eventually owning their own business or developing a career through a large establishment, such as a dealership. Those who develop managerial or marketing skills also have extensive career prospects. The trades are covered by the Motor Vehicle Repair Industry Authority (MVRIA) licensing system in NSW. Any person in these trades must be an apprentice or a tradesman certificated by the Authority, so there is some degree of security. Other non-licensed trades are vehicle trimming and spare parts interpreter. Authority spokesperson Colin Brown said a steady flow of girls were entering the repair industry as apprentices. "They are mainly in the motor mechanic trade although reports show many girls display talents in the spray painting and auto electrician trades," Mr Brown said.

40. Staff Profiles - Automotive Engineering - School Of Engineering - WelTec Advanced trades Certificate in automotive Engineering and Heavy Equipment, National Certificate Grant specialises in teaching automotive Electrical. http://www.cit.ac.nz/schools/engineering/automotive/staff2.htm

Administration Staff Tony Love Team Leader/Tutor Automotive Electrical Tony has worked at WelTec since 1985, during which time he has had roles as auto electrical tutor, course supervisor and team leader. Before this Tony had 15 years experience in the auto-electrical industry both in NZ and overseas. Tony's experience in the industry includes working on motorbikes, cars, heavy machinery and marine vessels. His qualifications include the advanced trade certificate, auto-electrical, and national certificate in automotive service management. In Tony's spare time he likes to follow sport especially motor sport which includes crewing for his son when he is kart racing. email: tony.love@weltec.ac.nz Ph: 9202 527 Fraser Bull Automotive Engineering Tutor Fraser joined the polytechnic in 1996 having had 10 years experience in the industry in Hawkes Bay and overseas. email: fraser.bull@weltec.ac.nz

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