About the Automotive Collision Repair Technology Program:
please contact
the program coordinator,
Claude Heimburger at
618-235-2700, ext. 6614 or claude.heimburger@swic.edu
The Automotive Collision Repair Technology Program consists of an Associate in Applied Science Degree and four different certificate proficiency.
The Associate in Applied Science Degree follows a course of study which incorporates a mix of technical courses from each of the four certificates, in addition to the required general education courses and program electives. The four certificates allow students to learn groups of skills associated with the major areas of work in an auto collision repair shop such as: Non-structural Repair, Structural Repair, Automotive Refinish and Mechanical Systems. This program is offered at the Sam Wolf Granite City Campus.
Career Opportunities:
The program will provide a solid foundation for Automotive Collision Repair Technician through the application of core knowledge and development of required skills. A graduate of the Automotive Collision Repair Technology Program is prepared to work as a
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The job market for Auto Collision repair people is strong both local and statewide which is indicated by an annual growth rate of 25%.
Programs Available:
- Associate in Applied Science Degree (AAS) (0081)
- Non-Structural Repair Certificate (081A)
- Structural Repair Certificate (081B)
- Automotive Refinishing Certificate (081C)
- Mechanical Systems Certificate (081D)
The Automotive Collision Repair Technology certificate program is designed to train the beginner for entry-level positions in the industries and to also offer more advanced technical information and skill for the employed worker. View Curriculum >>
