Collision Repair Certificate

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The 25 credit Collision Repair Certificate Program will prepare students for entry-level positions in the collision repair industry. Students will learn through various theory and hands-on activities including, but not limited to: Safety, sheet metal repair, bolted panel removal and replacement, welding, surface preparation, spray gun use, application of paint finishes, basic electrical theory, and HVAC operation and service.

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Students will be required to provide their own personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, hearing protection, welding gloves, and protective shoes

Students will also need to purchase a basic automotive tool kit and roll cabinet. Substantial discounts are available to enrolled students. An annual “Tool Day” takes place every August for students needing tools or tool kits. Approximate tool kit cost is between $2,800 and $4,500 (prices subject to change).

Industry surveys show that the need for Collision Repair Technicians will remain high for the next 5-10 years as many older workers retire. Average national wages are $42,000 for entry-level technicians.

Jobs available to graduates are:

• Auto Body Apprentice
• Refinish Technician, Detailer
• Estimator
• Auto Body Helper

The Collision Repair Certificate program is complimentary to the Collision Repair Technology Associate Degree. Students can continue as second year students in the Associate Degree Collision Repair Technology program.