Individuals with formal training are typically preferred by employers in the automotive service and repair industries, notes the Bureau of Labor Statistics. In Vermont, auto mechanic schools prepare students to work with automotive, motorcycle or diesel technology. These programs teach students how to diagnose issues, conduct routine maintenance as well as perform vehicle repair. Online education programs at auto mechanic schools in Vermont allow working professionals a flexible option for completing a certificate or degree.
Post-degree programs, students may earn certification from the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE). ASE certifications are available in different areas such as collision repair, parts and undercar service. In order to complete the certification process mechanics and service technicians must pass ASE exams and have two years of qualified work experience. In Vermont, auto service technicians and mechanics earned a mean annual salary of approximately $34,600, auto body repairers earned just over $33,100 and diesel engine specialists earned over $37,800 in 2009.
Online & Campus Auto Mechanic Schools in Vermont:
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Vermont NATEF Certified Mechanic Schools
NATEF (National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation) is an independent organization whose mission is to evaluate automotive technician programs against those standards developed by the US automotive industry and recommend those programs in Vermont which qualify for certification (accreditation) by ASE, the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence.
Vermont NATEF Certified Collision Repair / Autobody Technician Schools
National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation is an organization that evaluates collision repair programs and autobody refinishing programs in Vermont against those standards developed by the US automotive industry and recommend those qualifying programs for accreditation by ASE.
Vermont AYES Affiliated Mechanic Schools
Automotive Youth Educational Systems (AYES) is a partnership incorporating participating automotive manufacturers, dealers, and selected high schools & tech prep schools in Vermont This partnership designed to encourage young people to consider careers in retail automotive service, and get them ready for entry-level career positions or further studies in automotive technology.
Vermont Ford ASSET Participating Mechanic Schools
The Ford ASSET program provides its students with on-the-job training at a Ford or Lincoln Mercury dealership in Vermont and,at the same time, earns them an Associates Degree in Automotive Technology at a local, participating community school.
Vermont BMW STEP Program Participating Schools
The STEP program at BMW is designed with the purpose of developing a high quality service technician force, to be employed at one of the many BMW centers in Vermont or elsewhere in North America.
