The Automotive Collision Repair and Refinishing program provides an opportunity for students to learn how to evaluate and repair structural and non-structural damage to the bodies of automobiles. Students will get hands-on experience straightening metal, preparing surfaces, and painting vehicles.
Completer Courses
Auto Collision Repair 1
Auto Collision Repair 2
Schools Offering Completer
Cat North
Cat South
Potential Certifications
National Institute For Automotive Service Excellence (Ase)
Entry Level Certifications
Non-structural Analysis And Damage Repair
Structural Analysis And Damage Repair
Painting And Refinishing
Safety And Pollution Prevention Certification (S/p2)
Career Opportunities Upon Program Completion
Collision Repair Technician ($30,180 - $96,450)
Automotive Refinish Technician/painter ($30,180 - $96,450)
Estimator ($37,890 - $98,070)
Glass Technician ($36,780 - $54,150)
Shop Manager ($54,391 - $88,828)
Career Opportunities With Additional Education And Training
Automotive Engineer ($62,800 - $162,410)
Insurance Adjuster ($49,150 - $109,490)
Shop Owner