Mission Statement
Automotive Systems Technology provides relevant, accessible, and quality educational opportunities and services to prepare individuals for careers or advancement as Automotive Service Technicians.

Special Admission Requirements
Students must be interviewed by an automotive instructor.

Degrees, Diplomas, and Certifications Offered

AAS Degree
Diploma
Certification - Engine Performance Systems
Certification - Automotive Servicing
Certification - Automotive Systems
Certification - Trains
Associate - Race Car

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Faculty
Larry Dollars
Scott Overton
Brian Salter

Frequently Asked Questions
Will I be ASE Certified when the class is over?
To be ASE certified you must first meet the two-year experience criteria and then take the ASE exam.

How much money can I make in this business?
The jobs are numerous, and the starting salary varies with location. In Davidson County, a starting technician can make between 10 to 15 dollars an hour. An experienced technician can make $35,000 to $50,000 a year.

Are the automotive courses mostly hands-on?
Yes. We spend anywhere from 50-70% of our class time in the shop, doing hands-on assignments.

Endorsement
NATEF/ASE - National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation

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