The Automotive Technology Program provides fundamental
knowledge, skills, and training necessary for entry-level
employment or career advancement as an automotive technician.
In Automotive Technology I students will receive hands-on
instruction in Brake Systems, Basic Electrical, Suspension and
Alignment, Fuel systems, Engine Theory, Automatic and Manual
Drive Transmissions, and Air Conditioning Systems.
If the student chooses to return for Automotive Technology II
they will receive in-depth hands-on instruction in application
of Strategy-based Diagnostics, Troubleshooting, Preventative
Maintenance, Alternative Fuels, and Hybrid Technology.
With emphasis in computer controlled power train systems and
multiple computer systems.
Automotive Technology-Hays is a fully certified by theNational Automotive Technicians
Education Foundation (NATEF). The purpose of a training
certification program is to improve the quality of training offered.
NATEF does not endorse specific curricular materials nor provide
instruction. It does, however, set standards for the content of
instruction, which includes tasks, tools and equipment, hours, and
instructor qualifications. Program standards are developed based on
ASE task lists and are designed to bring training programs to a
level at which participants are properly trained for entry level
into the industry. Once a training program meets the established
standards and goes through the certification process, it can be
certified as a program that actually teaches technicians to today's
industry standards.
