Automotive Collision Technology offers skills that are in high demand and have employment opportunities for a lifetime. Students work with estimating, diagnostics, repair and refinish methods on materials such as steel, aluminum, nylon, plastics, urethane, and fiberglass.
As an Automotive Collision student, you will be prepared to work in Collision Centers, Aviation, Marine, and Industrial Manufactures. You will have a start with ICAR certifications that are standardizing the industry. If post-secondary education is in your future, the skills learned here will put you ahead of the class, enabling you to ne-tune your skills and grow your education.
The Automotive Collision program at MVCTC offers the following industry certifications:
OSHA Safety Certifcation
Multiple I-CAR Certifications
S/P2 Automotive
