Auto Body Technology

The Automotive Body Repair program is designed to provide training in repairing damaged auto bodies and parts. This program is Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) certified and will prepare students to obtain individual certification. Students may choose to do general body and paint work and develop skills in many areas, or they may specialize in the areas in which they have the greatest ability and interest.

There are opportunities to learn many skills such as metal work, spray painting, welding, auto glass, and electrical systems. Automotive Body Repair is a self paced program. Job opportunities are great as an Automotive Body repairer. A graduate could perform custom car work, become an estimator, a salesperson, shop manager, or be a business owner.

Course Content

  • Orientation and Safety
  • G.M.A.W. (Mig) Welding
  • Hand Tools and Parts with Fasteners
  • Mechanical Components
  • Nonstructural Analysis & Damage Repair
  • Structural Analysis & Damage Repair
  • Adhesives and Plastics
  • Masking and Surfacing
  • Painting and Refinishing
  • Compounding
  • Remove and Replace Trim and Glass
  • Electrical Components
Award Type Approximate Hours
Structural/Nonstructural Repairer Certificate 432
Painting and Refinishing Certificate 864
Auto Body Repairer Technician Diploma 1,728
Auto Painter Diploma 1,728
Automotive Collision Technician Diploma 2,160
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49-3021.00
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Diploma
2,160 clock hours (20 months) (76 weeks)
$4,960
$825

TTC-Morristown does not participate in a student loan program.

TTC-Morristown does not participate in a student loan program.

80% of graduates from this program, who began their studies in 2011-2012, completed it within 20 months.

100%
Council on Occupational Education Annual Report - 2012
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