Applications are open from October 31st - January 15th

Acceptance to programs is a lottery selection.

Degree Programs

• Automotive Technology - Ford ASSET Program

• Automotive Technology AAS

Certificate Programs

• Master Automotive Service Technician (MAST) Certificate

• Automotive Service Technician (AST) Certificate

• Alternative Energy Automotive Technician

• Ford Maintenance and Light Repair (Ford MLR) Certificate

• Maintenance and Light Repair (MLR) Certificate

  
  

Application

Scholarships

Accessibility Services

• Automotive Technology

• Automotive Technology Supervision

• Diesel Technology

• Hybrid Electric Vehicle Technology

• High Performance Motorsports

• Alternate Fuels Technology

• Agricultural Equipment Technology

Application

Types of Financial Aid

Accommodations and Services

• Collision Repair and Refinishing Technology

• Complete Automotive Technology

• Rod and Custom Restoration Technology

• Diesel Equipment Technology

• Powersport Technology

• High Performance Racing Technology

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Disability Services

• Brakes (4 points)

• Electrical/Electronic Systems (4 points)

• Suspension and Steering (4 points)

• Maintenance and Light Repair (4 points)

General Requirements  

FOUNDATIONAL OPTIONS 

1. Earn a cumulative score of proficient or higher on three or more WebXams in a single career pathway;  

2. Earn a 12-point approved industry-recognized credential or group of credentials totaling 12 points in a single career field;  

3. Complete a pre-apprenticeship program, which program should be recognized by the Ohio State Apprentice Council (OSAC), complete an OSAC registered apprenticeship in the student’s chosen career field, or show evidence of acceptance into an OSAC registered apprenticeship program after high school if the program requires a student to be 18 years of age or older. 

4. Obtain a state-issued license for practice in a vocation that requires an examination. 

SUPPORTING OPTIONS  

1. Complete a 250-hour work-based learning experience with evidence of positive evaluations;  

2. Earn the workforce readiness score on WorkKeys*; or  

3. Earn the OhioMeansJobs-Readiness Seal. 

• Ability to work on a task independently or as part of a team

• Strong fine and gross motor skills

• Strong communication skills

• Ability to problem-solve

• Ability to multi-task

• Initiative to complete a task from start to finish

• Ability to follow along with computer curriculum to learn skills and apply them in the lab

• Willingness to follow all safety rules

• Ability to troubleshoot

• Basic math skills

• Measurement

• Fractions

• Ability to follow multi-step directions

• Ability to reference or request tools and materials using proper terminology

• Ability to move around the lab, work in tight places, and properly use all equipment

• Ability to recognize and communicate a safety hazard

Auto Collision

• Basic math skills including the ability to understand ratios to mix paint

• Ability to follow multi-step directions

• Ability to work well on a task independently or in a group

• Ability to remain at designated work area

• Ability to problem-solve

• Ability to multi-task

• Ability to reference or request tools and materials using proper terminology

• Strong fine and gross motor skills

• Ability to interpret charts, diagrams, and blueprints

• Ability to follow all safety rules

• Ability to move around the lab, work in tight places, and properly use all equipment

• Ability to recognize and communicate a safety hazard

  
  

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Employability Checklist

• ICAR ProLevel Non-Structural Technician (12 points)

• ICAR ProLevel 1 Refinishing Technician (12 points)

Auto Service Technicians and Mechanics

Career Advising - Grades 9-12

Autobody and Glass Repairers

Painting and Coating Workers

• Mechanical and Electrical (4 points)

• Non-structural Analysis and Damage Repair (4 points)

• Painting and Refinishing (4 points)

• Structural Analysis and Damage Repair (4 points)

• Student Services

• Vocational Rehabilitation

• Intellectual and Developmental Disability Services

• Independent Living

• Mental Health and Recovery

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• Whole-Person Care

  • Health

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• Job Services - Job Training

• Residential and Day Services

• Engine troubleshooting

• Electrical system diagnosis

• Safety measures

• Cooling system maintenance

• Oil change

• Starting system schematics

• Transmission installation

• Braking system repair

• Safety & tools

• Automotive Service Certificate

• Automotive Technology AAS

• Diesel Service Certificate

• Diesel Technology

• General Motors Automotive Service Educational Program (ASEP)

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• Resources for Secondary Transition and Workforce Development

• Secondary Transition and Workforce Development Rules and Regulations

  • Transition Planning

  • Student-Focused Planning

  • Student Development

  • Interagency Collaboration