Automotive Collision Repair - Jackson Community College

Automotive Collision Repair from Jackson Community College is a Campus Associate Automotive degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. JCC utilizes the Inter-industry Conference on Automotive Collision Repair (I-CAR) Enhanced Delivery Curriculum. Based on the tasks established by I-CAR, this two-year program provides students with skills to restore collision damaged vehicles to industry standards. The importance of certification and training continues to increase in the industry among body shops and insurance companies. In response to this demand, a graduate of the program has the potential to receive 70 I-CAR Gold Points and four ASE certifications. Graduates may also take the Michigan Motor Vehicle License exams for Unitized Body Structural Repair and Collision-Related Mechanical Repair . ASE certifications in body work and painting are also available. Program graduates are trained in five major body repair groups: ? Collision repair fundamentals ? Non-Structural analysis & damage repair ? Structural analysis & damage repair ? Painting & refinishing ? Mechanical & electrical components repair Upon completing the program, graduates are qualified for entry-level positions as collision repair technicians or automotive refinish technicians, with the option to pursue careers in management, estimating and sales. Students interested in earning an Associate in Applied Science Degree in collision repair technology will take all required automotive collision repair technology courses, plus electives, and general education courses. View more details on Jackson Community College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Automotive courses.