Collision Technology
Collision Technology
Students gain skills in detailing and polishing, mechanical and electrical components, estimating costs, welding and rust repair, sheet-metal fabrication techniques, interior and glass service, and many more.
Course available: Grades 11 - 12
Course length: 2 years
Credits: 6 CTE elective credits; 1.0 English; 1.0 Math
PROGRAM CONTENT
UNITS of STUDY
- Industry Safety and Personal Protection
- Refinishing, Custom Painting, Graphics, and Airbrushing
- Detailing and Polishing
- Mechanical Components (Brakes, Steering and Suspension, Heating and A/C)
- Electrical Components (Electrical Systems, Airbag Service)
- Estimating (CCC One Software)
- Non-structural Damage Analysis and Repair
- Structural Damage Analysis and Frame Straightening
- Professionalism and Job Success
COLLEGE CREDITS AND CERTIFICATONS
Upon successful completion of this program, students may receive college credits pending established procedures. Students may also receive an industry certification pending successful completion of an industry certification exam. All students completing this program and passing the appropriate industry certification exam will receive an endorsed high school diploma. Please see below for college credits and industry certifications available.
INDUSTRY CERTIFICATIONS:
- NOCTI: Collision Repair
ARTICULATION AGREEMENTS:
- Morrisville State College: up to 4 credits
- New England Institute of Technology: Up to 4 credits
- SUNY Alfred: Waive 1st year requirements based on individual proficiency
CAREER PATH AND OPPORTUNITIES
Students who complete the program may seek employment or continue their studies in:
- Auto Body Technician
- Custom painter / refinisher
- Sheet Metal Technician
- Glass Technician
- Body Shop Owner / Manager
- Service Representative
- Insurance Adjuster / Estimator
- Welding and Fabrication
- Rust and Repair Technician
- Supply Sales Representative,
- Tool and Equipment Sales and Service Representative
- Detailer
