Automotive Technology, Power Mechanics and Transportation
The Automotive Technology, Power Mechanics and Transportation programs train students in the latest technology required to be successful as an auto, diesel or John Deere technician or equipment mechanic. Students in these fields are detail oriented, enjoy working in hands-on environments and are able to troubleshoot complex mechanical problems.
The estimated salary range for Automotive Technology, Power Mechanics and Transportation graduates is $22,832 - $42,512*.
Programs
| Program Title | Award |
|---|---|
| Automotive Mechanics | Diploma |
| Automotive Technology | Associate of Applied Science |
| Commercial Driver's License (CDL) | Career Pathway Certificate |
| Diesel Mechanics | Diploma |
| John Deere TECH | Associate of Applied Science |
Advantages of Auto Technology, Mechanics and Transportation
Automotive, diesel and John Deere mechanics are in demand in a variety of different settings including car dealerships, auto service and retail outlets, agriculture equipment retail centers and logistics departments. This field allows individuals to specialize their talents in a particular field by continuing their training.
*Salary source: EMSI; Salary range represents 10th percentile - median annual wage for related occupations in the NICC district.