41. ASE Mechanics There is no single, all encompassing ase certification. Even more specializedare ase certifications for Engine Machinists, Alternative Fuels http://www.vmrintl.com/Usedcars/Reference Articles/ase_mechanics.htm

PRICING True values direct from today's marketplace. 1993-2004 Vehicles 1946-1979 Vehicles Canadian Values How to buy, self-help, maintenance, more! Used Car Reports Which car is right for you? Safety Information Recalls, Crash Ratings Consumer Protection State lemon laws, more Service Bulletins Subscribe FAQs About VMR ... Contact Us BEHIND THE "ASE" STAR We’ve all seen it. That blue starburst with the white letters "ASE" hanging from the local garage or body shop. Most of us have a vague idea of what it is, but aren’t really sure what’s behind it. For many car owners, especially those who have recently purchased a used car, the most dreaded drive one has to make is to a repair shop. On the technical side, most drivers and owners in today’s world know only that: "you put the key in, turn it on, the car runs, you go where you gotta go." They don’t want or need to be bothered with such things as EGR’s being plugged up, or CV joints needing replacement. So going to an auto repair shop holds as much excitement for many as going to the dentist. However, according to the 424,000 strong members of ASE, or National Institute of Automotive Service Excellence, one can ease their fears of turning their beloved car over to a stranger. But what is ASE, and what does it really mean to you?

42. This Web Site Is Not Fully Functional Without The Use Of 81% of the ASEP students took ase certification Exam A3 (Manual Drive Train),100% of the ASEP students took ase certification Exam A5 (Brakes), http://www.nmjc.edu/academics/assessment/departmentalassessmentplans.asp?action=

43. Autobody Pro: Tektips ase certification recognizes the skill level of an appraiser, ase certificationexams and administration are offered each spring and fall, http://www.autobodypro.com/tektips/articles/appraiser.htm

Return to Tektips Subjects Page Tektips Articles written by professionals for the auto repair industry Appraiser Certification: CREDIBILITY and COMPETENCY How many times have you listened to body shop owners complain about poor damage estimating or, even worse, incompetent estimators? How many times does the appraiser at your shop miss items and forget to call the insurer for a supplement? Your shop's profitability and productivity begin with that damage estimate. The person controlling that pen or keyboard should understand all of the structural aspects and industry terminology involved in writing a valid and comprehensive damage report. One way to heighten appraisers' skills is through training. Estimators can combine their training and work experience to earn certificationand employing estimators certified by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) can prove advantageous to your shop's profit and, ultimately, reputation. Respect and Responsibility Pride in workmanship is an important trait for a professional in any segment of the automotive industry. As a certified professional, your performance should set and maintain standards for your area of expertise within the collision repair industry. Damage estimators bear a large responsibility because their performance affects that of the technicians and painters, who base their procedures on the repair estimate. Consequently, this influences the business' reputation, shop profitability and customer satisfaction.

44. Lodi Technicians Receive ASE Certification Three shop technicians in Lodi Equipment s shop have earned Master Truck EquipmentTechnician certifications in the most recent National Institute for http://trailer-bodybuilders.com/mag/trucks_lodi_technicians_receive/

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45. Automotive Service Excellence Requirements In order to earn ase certification, test takers must pass one Employers of ASEcertified professionals usually display the ASE sign on the http://www.tea.state.tx.us/Cate/ti/facts.html

Trade and Industrial Education Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Facts How does the ASE program work? Twice a year, ASE offers a series of eight tests for automobile/light truck repair professionals. You may sign up to take one or several exams. If you pass at least one test and have two-years of hands-on work experience or the educational equivalent, you earn ASE certification. Pass all eight exams and you'll become an ASE Master Automobile Technician! Test results are mailed kirectly to you. You will receive a score report, listing your total score as well as the number of correct answers in each content area. Once you are in the program, ASE offers a recertification trackyour assurance that a Blue Seal of Excellence remains a meaningful symbol of your professionalism for years to come. ASE Fact Sheet Types of Questions: The tests stress knowledge of job-related skills. All test takers are issued a score report. Requirements: In order to earn ASE certification, test takers must pass one or more exams and provide proof of two years of relevant hands-on work experience. Testing: Tests are administered at about 800 locations each May and November and twice in Texas.

46. Auto Mechanic And Technician Careers, Jobs And Training Information Programs that achieve ase certification must also work to maintain their certification By 2002, the ASE had certified approximately 1200 high school and http://www.careeroverview.com/auto-mechanic-careers.html

Home About Contact Us Site Map ... Service Auto Mechanic and Technician Careers, Jobs and Training Information Career and Job Highlights for Auto Mechanics and Technicians The ideal preparation for technology intense jobs is formal automotive technician training. Those with a working knowledge of electronics and mathematics, as well as excellent problem-solving abilities will have good opportunities for employment. Advancements in technology cause automotive service technicians and mechanics to continuously be learning and improving on new methods of repair. Auto Mechanic and Techician Career Overview Those who have experience with the breakdown of a vehicle are aware of the value automotive service technicians and mechanics provide. Excellent reasoning skills and an understanding of vehicles is necessary for a technician to rapidly and precisely identify the problem. Diagnosing illusive problems proves to be challenging for technicians, but also provides a great deal of satisfaction. The evolution of automotive repair has seen a change in emphasis from mechanical to technological work. Presently, vehicles use high-tech computers and complex electronic systems to monitor the performance of the vehicle. A strong sense of understanding concerning the operation of a vehicle, including how each device interacts, as well as the ability to deal with electronic diagnostic equipment and digital reference manuals is key to the success of a technician. Vehicles with gasoline engines must pass inspections, recieve maintenance, and undergo repairs by highly skill automotive service technicians and mechanics. As automotive technology becomes more complex, workers must be more adept in dealing with computerized shop equipment and electronic parts, while also retaining the necessary handtools skill set.

47. ACC FY 2005 Course Descriptions Prepares students for ase certification tests. Fee $24 Insurance $3.10 (AUT1024) Course Type W. AUMT 1410 AUTOMOTIVE BRAKE SYSTEMS (43-3). http://www3.austincc.edu/catalog/fy2005/descaute.htm

Austin Community College FY 2005 Course Descriptions AUMT 1405 INTRODUCTION TO AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY (4-3-3). An introduction to the automotive industry including automotive history, safety practices, shop equipment and tools, vehicle subsystems, service publications, fasteners, professional responsibilities, and automotive maintenance. Emphasis is on automobile construction, major components, basic systems and their repair and maintenance. Fee: $24 Insurance: $3.10 (AUT 1014) Course Type: W AUMT 1407 AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS (4-3-3). An overview of automotive electrical systems including topics in operational theory, testing, magnetism, diagnosis, and repair of batteries, charging and starting systems, and electrical accessories. Emphasis on electrical schematic diagrams, chassis wiring and switches, and service manuals. Prepares students for ASE certification tests. Fee: $24 Insurance: $3.10 (AUT 1024) Course Type: W AUMT 1410 AUTOMOTIVE BRAKE SYSTEMS (4-3-3). Operation and repair of drum/disc type brake systems. Emphasis on safe use of modern equipment. Topics include brake theory, concepts related to design, diagnosis and repair of power assist systems, manual, anti-lock brake systems, scan tool diagnostics, and parking brakes. Prepares students for ASE certification tests. Fee: $24 Insurance: $3.10 (AUT 2044) Course Type: W AUMT 1416 SUSPENSION AND STEERING (4-3-3).

48. Welcome To Eastern Idaho Technical College a student should be prepared to take and pass the ase certification tests.EITC is the official ase certification test facility for area industry. http://www.eitc.edu/aca/ase.cfm

Home About Us Admissions Academics ... Employment Academics Class Schedules Calendar GED Testing Catalog Academic Divisions Business, Office,Technology Health Professions General Education Community Education ... off-campus SEARCH KW_uTitle="Trades and Industry"; KW_breadcrumbs("Home","::",0,1,"index.cfm",3,4) TRADES and INDUSTRY DIVISION Programs Available Click here for a complete list of Trades and Industry programs. Automotive Technology Diesel Technology Welding Technology The Mechanical Trades Program is designed to meet the demand for trained technicians to repair, service, and overhaul a variety of automotive, construction, industrial, farm, and trucking industry vehicles. The program provides training using the latest competency-based curriculum and hands-on experiences. The State of Idaho and Eastern Idaho Technical College have adopted the Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) task list as guidelines for our automotive programs. Our Automotive Technology program has met the criteria for certification in each of the eight areas of study listed by the National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF). Our course numbering system has an ASE prefix, which designates our compliance with their regulations. Our students are trained to meet ASE certification standards. Upon completion of our program and one year of successful employment in the automotive field, a student should be prepared to take and pass the ASE certification tests. EITC is the official ASE certification test facility for area industry.

49. Training Courses And Programs - ASE Test Preparation programs prepare collision repair professionals for ase certification tests.To help participants better prepare for the ASEcertification tests, http://www.i-car.com/html_pages/training_programs/ase_test_prep.html

Training Class Schedules Enhanced Delivery Qualification Tests ... WebEx Internet Training ASE Test Preparation Value of Training Transcripts and Certificates Top Technical Inquiries Top Vehicle Sectioning Technical Inquiries ... Downloads ASE Test Preparation I-CAR training programs prepare collision repair professionals for ASE certification tests. To help participants better prepare for the ASE-certification tests, I-CAR has identified programs for each of the collision tests. A properly-trained automotive professional that has also completed the appropriate ASE certification(s) provides the credentials that give the vehicle owner confidence that their vehicle can be properly repaired. B2 Painting And Refinishing Corrosion Protection (CPS01) Hazardous Materials, Personnel Safety, And Refinish Safety (WKR01) Trim And Hardware (TRM01) Detailing (REF04) ... Color Theory, Application, Tinting, And Blending (REF03) B3 Non-Structural Analysis And Damage Repair Cosmetic Straightening Steel (STS01) Bolted-On Part Replacement (EXT01) Movable Glass (GLA01) Plastic Welding Repair (PLA01) ... Welded And Adhesively Bonded Panel Replacement (EXT02) B4 Structural Analysis And Repair Frontal Impact Analysis (DAM02) Steel GMA (MIG) Welding (WCS01) Stationary Glass (GLA02) Measuring (MEA01) ... Steel Unibody Front And Rear Rails, Floors, And Front Structure (SPS01)

50. Applied Tech - ASE Credit Procedure ase certification. GRCC CLASS. CLASS DESCRIPTION. CREDITS. A1 Engine Repair.TR 103. Auto Engine Design and Servicing. 4. A2 Automatic Transmission http://www.grcc.edu/asecredit

Grand Rapids Community College About Us Contact Us Help Quick Reference GRCC Home Academic Calendar Academic Support Center Admissions Office Blackboard Board of Trustees Bookstore Career Development Continuing Education Counseling and Career Center Course Approval and Review Process (CARP) Course Descriptions, Catalog, Schedule Distance Learning Diversity Learning Center EGRCC - Online Services Email for Students Financial Assistance GRCC Athletic Department Job Opportunities Job Placement Center Index Library M-TEC Maps, Directions Material Safety Data Sheets - MSDS New Student Orientation Raider Card Raider Safety Site Map Student Activities Office (SAO) Student Records Student Records (formerly Registrar) Student Technology Help Desk Testing Services Training Solutions eCashier - FACTS Payment Plan September 17, 2005, 0:45 AM ( Print this page Students Future Students Current Students ... About GRCC ASE CREDIT PROCEDURE Current or Perspective Students: If you would like to receive GRCC credits for your current ASE Certifications, please complete the ASE Transcript Request form with the requested $5.00 to the address on the form. For perspective students, you must apply to the college within two years of receiving the official transcript to receive credits. The official transcript will be evaluated according to the table below. ASE CERTIFICATION GRCC CLASS CLASS DESCRIPTION CREDITS A1 Engine Repair TR 103 Auto Engine Design and Servicing A2 Automatic Transmission TR 240

51. Midland College Automotive Technology: About ase certification areas Electrical Systems, Electronic Controls, Brake Systems, will be taught to supplement the ase certification courses. http://www.midland.edu/~auto/About/about.htm

About Auto Tech Midland College is an NATEF (ASE) Certified Master Automobile Technician Training Certification Program. The Automotive Technology Program offers a two year Associate in Applied Science Degree or Certificate programs designed to prepare students for successful completion of the ASE examinations. Technical subjects taught will include the following ASE certification areas: Electrical Systems, Electronic Controls, Brake Systems, Suspension and Steering, Heating and Air Conditioning, Engine Performance, Engine Repair, Manual Drive Trains and Axles, and Automatic Transmissions/Transaxles. Additional courses in Advanced Electronics, Advanced Engine Performance, and Shop Management will be taught to supplement the ASE certification courses. The objective of this program is to provide a general business related education core and specific technical training that will prepare the student for successful completion of the ASE certification examinations and to position the student at the forefront of the job market in the automotive industry. High paying careers exist at all levels in the automotive industry for

52. Microsoft Certified Professional Magazine Online | Feature Article: System Savvy Like most vendor certifications, the Compaq ASE credential offers several To achieve the ase certification, you must pass all three exams and submit all http://mcpmag.com/features/article.asp?EditorialsID=189

53. Automotive Course Descriptions entry into the workforce and the knowledge for successfully completing theMichigan or ase certification examinations required for mechanic licensing. http://www.jccmi.edu/Departments/Automotive/CourseDescriptions.htm

Auto Home Auto Program Guide Sheets Course ... Demographics Faculty Les Coxon Dan Livingston Scholarship Info Student Success (coming soon) AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY (AUT) CURRENT COURSE DESCRIPTIONS (as of September 04 Fall Semester) AUT 101 General Service (2 CR) This course is designed for those who wish to explore the automotive service technician occupation. Introductory exposure to the various service areas, along with student participation of various service tasks. AUT 102 Engine Performance I (4 CR) AUT 103 Engine Performance II (4 CR) AUT 105 Automotive Brakes (3 CR) A comprehensive study including hands-on repair of the automobile's braking systems. Service procedures include drum brake service, disc brake service, machining drums and rotors, parking brake service, hydraulic system repair, anti-lock brake system service, and troubleshooting the various systems. This course prepares the student with job skills for entry into the workforce and the knowledge for successfully completing the Michigan or ASE certification examinations required for mechanic licensing. Students are required to take the Michigan certification test as an integral part of the course.

54. 2002-2003 UVSC Academic Catalog Successful completers should be prepared for ase certification. Includes lecture,lab, and demonstrations. Taught in a five week block. CRT 1120 http://www.uvsc.edu/catalog/2002-2003/courses/crt/crt-cdl.html

UVSC Home Students Prospective Students Employment Course Descriptions Lower-Division 2002-2003 Catalog Course Descriptions The general education code, if any, appears to the right of the course number, see Academic Policies section for code clarification. The line below the course title indicates the number of credits, lecture and laboratory hours per week (CR:LEC:LAB) and the terms the course will be offered for the academic year of this catalog (Su=Summer, F=Fall, Sp=Spring). CRT 100R Paint Your Own Car 2:1:4 F, Sp Designed as a survey class. Discusses and demonstrates safety, sanding, masking, feather edging, priming, and refinishing of student's vehicle. Students will refinish their own projects in this class. Body and fender dents, rust out, etc., should be taken care of before class enrollment. The instructor will inspect and approve each project prior to allowing it in the program. Course is open to any community member who may profit from the instruction. May be repeated as desired for interest. CRT 1110 Surface Preparation 4:1.5:7 F

55. 2005-2006 Catalog Successful completers should be prepared for ase certification. Includes lecture,lab, and demonstrations. Taught in a five week block. http://www.uvsc.edu/catalog/2005-2006/courses.cfm?prefix=crt

56. Smog Test Preparation - De Anza College Automotive Technology To take the EA (Enhanced Area) test, you must be certified in ASE A6, A8, and L1 . For advice on ase certification, Certificates of Proficiency, http://autotech.deanza.edu/news.htm

document.write(''); Winter Quarter begins Jan 5th. Register Now! Click Here to Register online. document.write(''); Smog Test Preparation To be eligible to take the Basic EB State Smog Exam, you must have the following: OBDII Update Class   Successful completion within the last 12 months of the Basic Clean Air Car Course. To qualify for the Basic Clean Air Car Course, the applicant must have one year of automotive experience and/or education in the engine performance area or     Possession of either an Associate of Arts (AA) degree, Associate of Science (AS) degree, or a certificate in Automotive Technology from a state accredited or recognized college, public school, or trade school with a minimum of 360 hours of coursework in the engine performance area, and successful completion of BAR's Basic Clean Air Car Course within the last 12 months or       Possession of a valid and unexpired Smog Check technician's license other than an Intern Technician License.

57. Benefits And Basics Of ASE Certification Tests Online Course - ELearners.com Research Automotive and Mechanics courses from Delmar Learning and 7694 otheronline education programs and courses. http://www.elearners.com/course/33016.htm

Benefits and Basics of ASE Certification Tests Online Course Information Benefits and Basics of ASE Certification Tests Automotive and Mechanics Course Title: Benefits and Basics of ASE Certification Tests School: Delmar Learning Description: part of Set 2 Overview - eVideo (Med/Hvy Duty Truck ASE Series) series. Learning Format: Online Instructional Video Language: English Requirements: After enrolling, please visit the Delmar Learning website for subsequent logins. Cost: School Info Institutional Accrediting Agency: Contact the school Institution Type: Public Company Carnegie Classification: Training Provider (Not Carnegie Classified) Capella University University of Phoenix Online Walden University Kaplan University ... Win $400 in School Supplies

58. Automotive Technology Program Participation in the NATEF/ase certification process is voluntary. Secondary andpostsecondary training programs seeking ase certification must have a http://www.niacc.cc.ia.us/progserv/industrial/autoser.html

Student E-Mail Directory Departments Search ... Calendar Automotive Technology Program Automotive Service Technology Automotive Service - NIACC Campus Automotive Service - Clear Lake Entrance Advising ... Automotive Service Technology Schedule Automotive Service Technology North Iowa Area Community College ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) Master Certified Associate of Applied Science Degree Program; 4-1/2 Semesters Automotive Service - NIACC Campus North Iowa Area Community College Diploma Program - ASE Certified; 2-1/2 Semesters Automotive Service - Clear Lake The Tech Prep Program made possible by a partnership between North Iowa Area Community College and district high schools which allows students to take Automotive Service Program courses at the Clear Lake facility for college credit. Entrance Advising Due to the highly technical nature of this program and NIACC's commitment to giving students the best possible opportunity for success, students will be scheduled for advisement sessions with counselors and program personnel. In these sessions, student's career plans, previous background, transcripts, test scores, life experiences, and motivation will aid in designing a positive educational experience. Automotive Program Goal and Objectives: Prepare individuals for employment in the automotive service industry by: Maintaining an environment that is conducive to learning.

59. Catalog Detail The Automotive courses prepare students to take these ase certification tests.The following ase certification areas are available http://www.datc.net/catalog_detail.asp?id=26

60. FCIC: Glove Box Tips - Choosing The Right Repair Shop For Your Vehicle technicians by trade school diplomas, certificates of advanced course work,and ase certifications a national standard of technician competence. http://www.pueblo.gsa.gov/cic_text/cars/glovebox/tm06.htm

Return to Federal Citizen Information Center Home Page Choosing the Right Repair Shop for Your Vehicle No matter what you drive - SUV, sports car, family sedan, pick-up, or mini-van, when you go in for repairs or service, you want the job done right. The following advice should take much of the guesswork out of finding a good repair establishment. I. Preliminaries Don't just drop your vehicle off at the nearest establishment and hope for the best. That's not choosing a shop, that's merely gambling. Read your owner's manual to become familiar with your vehicle and follow the manufacturer's suggested service schedules. Start shopping for a repair facility before you need one; you can make better decisions when you are not rushed or in a panic. Ask friends and associates for their recommendations. Even in this high-tech era, old-fashioned word-of-mouth reputation is still valuable. Check with your local consumer organization regarding the reputation of the shop.

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