Auto Body Technology
Instructor:
Scott Kaboos
skaboos@muskegonisd.org
Para-Professional:
Mike Kuharevicz
mkuharev@muskegonisd.org
Course Description:
Auto body technology is growing and changing at a rapid pace. Instruction is set up with a balance of lectures, demonstrations, and hands-on teaching. This National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF) certified course prepares individuals to apply basic technical knowledge and skill in the following competence areas: 1) Safety & Maintenance 2) Damage Analysis & Cost Estimates 3) Disassemble & Assemble Parts 4) Non-Structural Repairs 5) Metal, Plastic, And Fiberglass Repairs And 6) Paint And Refinishing Techniques. Mechanic Certification testing is available.
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Student Quotes:
"Auto Body class was really a huge help to me because it helped me to start planning for my future job."
- Auto Body Technology Student
"I really enjoyed being out in the lab and learning hands-on. I believe I learn things easier and more quickly that way."
- Auto Body Technology Student
"What I liked most about Auto Body was going to SkillsUSA competitions and competing against other students."
- Auto Body Technology Student
Special Features of the Program:
Students may take the State of Michigan certification tests.
Customer service work is scheduled into the curriculum.
The program prepares students to specialize in the Automotive or Heavy Equipment/Diesel Technology programs.
Work-based learning opportunities are available for qualified students.
Articulated college credit is available through Baker College and Davenport University.
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