Automotive Technology II - CTC Program @ Fort Osage Main Campus

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fort osage school districtDenver (CO)

Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics Other Technical and Trade Schools

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About the role

Automotive Technology II Program Are you ready to take your passion for cars to the next level? Our Automotive Technology II program is exclusively for 12th-grade students who want to master the complexities of diagnosing and repairing modern automobiles. With access to cutting-edge technology, including advanced diagnostic tools and online information systems, you'll gain the skills necessary to tackle real-world automotive issues. Plus, you can earn dual or articulated college credit, giving you a head start on your future education! In this advanced program, you'll refine your expertise through hands-on experience with tools like the Fluke 88V multimeter and Mustang Dynamometer, while also learning diagnostic practices for battery systems, fuel injection, and vehicle computer networks. You'll even work toward obtaining your Missouri Vehicle Inspection (MVI) certification, enhancing your credentials for future career opportunities. As the automotive industry continues to evolve, your advanced skills will be in high demand across a variety of roles. Get ready to accelerate your career path and explore the exciting possibilities that await you in the world of automotive technology! Seniors only Current Auto Tech I students do not need to apply for Auto Tech II. They will be automatically enrolled.

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