In-Person Informational Sessions
February 22, 2023 – I. 5-6 p.m., II. 6-7 p.m.
4095 Williston Ave., South BurlingtonAbout the Program
Students successful in this program will acquire the knowledge and skills to repair and refinish vehicles through a rigorous curriculum with a hands-on, minds-on approach. Using lessons, vocabulary and learned in the classroom, students will apply research and problem-solving skills in a scientific way to diagnose and repair vehicles, keep up with technological changes as well as work independently and as a team.
This course emphasizes SAFETY above all else. Classroom activities will include lectures, reading, writing, math, and problem-solving. Homework will include reading, research, writing, and assigned e-learning. Practical work taught in the course will include metal straightening, basic MIG welding, spray painting, paint mixing, estimating, and polishing.
The student who completes the Auto BodyRepair program can obtain certificates for S/P2 Safety and Pollution Prevention as well as I-CAR, an industry leader in training and knowledge. These certifications will help prepare students in the pursuit of a livelihood in this field and their commitment to lifelong education.
Units of study include safety, hand, and power tool identification and use, measuring, fasteners and materials, non-structural repairs, refinishing, and estimating to list a few.
Follow this link for the CTE Automative, Diesel Technology, Auto-Body Collision Programs Proficiency Summary, as detailed on the VT AOE website.
SP2 Collision Repair Safety certification, SP2 CollisionRepair Pollution Prevention Certification, I-CARcertifications, Articulation agreements with LincolnTechnical Institute, National Technical Honor Society, and SkillsUSAAuto Body Repair Occupations
- Auto Body Technician
- Automotive Refinisher
- Estimator
- Glass Technician
- Detailer
- Sheet Metal Technician
- Parts Specialist
- Shop Manager/Foreman
- Shop Owner
- Insurance Appraiser
- Welder