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automotive
technology
This course is certified by New York State.
With the technological advancements
of today’s automobile, even routine
maintainance procedures require analytical
thinking, dexterity, and patience.
In this fast paced course, students will be
trained to use state-of-the-art diagnostic,
machining, and hydraulic test equipment.
Future technicians will learn:
• hand tool and equipment safety
• basic automotive fundamentals
• hybrid vehicle safety
In addition, much of the course
will focus on:
• A5 brakes
• A6 electrical
• A8 engine performance
• A4 suspension
These four core ASE areas prepare students
for automotive certifications. Each area of
focus is instructed by Automotive Service
Excellence (ASE) certified technicians with
20 years of automotive experience.
Course available: Grades 11–12 Course length: 2 years
Placement: Regular Credits: Up to 4 CTE credits a year
Admissions criteria: Strong reading and math skills, as well as good gross and fine motor coordination.
earning high school credits
Students completing this two-year course may receive up to 8 CTE credits OR distributed credits
using any or all of the following:
1.0 credit Career and Financial Management 1.0 credit Math
1.0 credit English 1.0 credit Science–Specialized
career opportunities
There is a great demand for qualified auto
technicians in service stations, small repair
shops, and new car dealerships. Graduates may
pursue further training at technical colleges
and seek associate degrees in automotive
technology. Job growth is an estimated 14.3 %
(Monster.com). This is faster than average when
compared to other industries. Positions such
as automotive technician, service technician,
front end specialist, service manager, service
writer, and shop specialist are just a few that are
available for today’s technician.
college agreements
Upon completion of this course, students
may receive college credits subject to the
entrance requirements of each institution and
any additional criteria that may have been
established. Current college agreements include:
• Baran Institute of Technology
• New England Institute of Technology (NEIT)
• Suffolk County Community College
• SUNY Delhi
• SUNY Morrisville
• SUNY Rockland Community College
• University of Northwestern Ohio
work experience opportunities
Barry Tech is one of the few New York State
high schools selected to be an Automotive
Youth Educational System (AYES) Training
Center. Our automotive program has passed
the rigorous industry standards established by
ASE. Students who fulfill the competencies of
the program are fully qualified as entry-level
technicians. Local dealers have partnered
with us to give students who demonstrate a
commitment to high standards an opportunity
for paid summer internships between their
junior and senior years. The Snap-On Tool
Company offers a scholarship as part of this
internship experience, which may lead to a
high-tech, well-paying automotive position.
• Advantage Nissan
• Anchor Audi
• Country Parkway Mobil
• Jiffy Lube
• Legacy Infinity
• Rallye Motors – BMW (Roslyn)
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Environment
New certifications meet all required
vehicle guidelines.