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adult Career-teChniCal programs @gCit<br />
Automotive Technology<br />
The Automotive Technology program is<br />
designed to give each student exposure<br />
and experience in the major areas of<br />
automotive and related trades. Each<br />
student will have the opportunity to<br />
experience a variety of hands-on activities<br />
in these areas. This will give each student<br />
a better understanding in the world of<br />
automotive maintenance and increase their<br />
knowledge base for a variety of work and<br />
career choices in the automotive field. The<br />
students that complete the program will<br />
be given The National Automotive Student<br />
Skills Standards Assessment. (NA3SA)<br />
is a series of tests designed to measure<br />
students’ knowledge of course content and<br />
learning outcomes within an automotive<br />
training program. Students earn an<br />
industry recognized NA3SA certificate<br />
for each test passed. GCIT is a recognized<br />
and approved (ASE) Automotive Service<br />
Excellence testing facility. After two years<br />
of work experience, students will have the<br />
opportunity to upgrade their NA3SA<br />
certificate to an ASE certificate. Students<br />
that have an interest in attending both<br />
the Automotive Technology and Collision<br />
Technology programs will be enrolled<br />
at a discounted tuition rate of $2,999.<br />
$1,999<br />
Tues. & Thur., Sept. 11, 2012 – May 21, 2013<br />
5:30–9:30 pm<br />
Instructor: Glenn Hubert<br />
Program qualifies as related training<br />
instruction for USDOL Apprenticeships<br />
Register in person or by phone:<br />
GCIT<br />
1360 Tanyard Rd., Sewell, NJ 08080<br />
856-468-1445, ext. 2694<br />
Payment by: check, money order<br />
or credit card (VISA/MasterCard) only<br />
2 To Register by phone: 856-468-1445, Ext. 2694<br />
Collision Technology<br />
In this course students will learn both<br />
theory and hands-on practice in the auto<br />
body repair field that will include repair<br />
of automotive bodies, frames, unitized<br />
bodies, refinishing, detailing and<br />
estimating. After completion of this<br />
course students should be able to gain<br />
employment at an entry-level position<br />
in the auto body trade. The students<br />
that complete the program will be given<br />
The National Automotive Student Skills<br />
Standards Assessment. NA3SA is a series<br />
of tests designed to measure students’<br />
knowledge of course content and learning<br />
outcomes within an automotive training<br />
program. Students earn an industry<br />
recognized NA3SA certificate for each test<br />
passed. GCIT is recognized and approved<br />
(ASE) Automotive Service Excellence<br />
testing facility. After two years of work<br />
experience, students will have the<br />
opportunity to upgrade their NA3SA<br />
certificate to an ASE certificate. Students<br />
that have an interest in attending both<br />
the Collision Technology & Automotive<br />
Technology programs will be enrolled<br />
at a discounted tuition rate of $2,999.<br />
$1,999<br />
Mon. & Wed, Sept. 10, 2012 – May 22, 2013<br />
5:30–9:30 pm<br />
Instructor: Franklin Black<br />
Program qualifies as related training<br />
instruction for USDOL Apprenticeships<br />
Marine Engine Maintenance<br />
Are you interested in learning how to<br />
maintain a marine engine? Come learn<br />
basic outboard, stern drive maintenance<br />
procedures and basic boat/trailer<br />
systems. The course will be adapted<br />
to fit your needs based on the products<br />
you own. Please bring a repair manual<br />
for your product.<br />
$299<br />
Tue, Nov. 13, 2012 – Mar. 5, 2013, 6–9 pm<br />
Instructor: Gene Knorr<br />
Program qualifies as related training<br />
instruction for USDOL Apprenticeships<br />
Construction Technology<br />
Programs<br />
All following programs qualify<br />
as related training instruction<br />
for USDOL Apprenticeships<br />
To Register by phone, for applications or more information,<br />
please call Donna Weber at the<br />
Gloucester County Institute of Technology at 856-468-1445, Ext. 2694<br />
To Register in person visit GCIT, 1360 Tanyard Rd., Sewell, NJ 08080<br />
Electrical Theory II<br />
This course builds upon the concepts of<br />
Electron flow as applied to direct current<br />
circuits covered in Electrical Theory I<br />
and broadens them for alternating current<br />
(AC) use. The fundamentals of alternating<br />
current theory are explored to give the<br />
student a foundation for additional<br />
study in practices and procedures of<br />
the electrical trade. Electrical Theory I<br />
is a prerequisite for this course<br />
$599<br />
Mon., Sept. 10, 2012 – May 13, 2013, 6–9 pm<br />
Instructor: Richard Stahler<br />
Industrial Wiring I & II<br />
Prerequisites: Electrical Theory I,<br />
Residential and Commercial Wiring.<br />
Take your wiring skills and knowledge<br />
to the next level. Come learn the typical<br />
electrical systems and components<br />
encountered in an industrial setting.<br />
You will gain experience in reading<br />
standard electrical prints, specifications<br />
and related portions of the National<br />
Electrical Code (NEC).<br />
$599<br />
Wed., Sept. 12, 2012 – Apr. 24, 2013, 6–9 pm<br />
Instructor: Richard Stahler<br />
Residential Wiring I & II<br />
Would you like to gain hands-on<br />
experience with residential wiring?<br />
Come learn both theory and hands-on<br />
instruction in house wiring installations<br />
to meet the requirements of the National<br />
Electrical Code and local inspection<br />
agencies. Topics include switch/outlet<br />
connections, basic circuit layout,<br />
calculations and lighting.<br />
$599<br />
Thur., Sept. 13, 2012 – May 2, 2013, 6–9 pm<br />
Instructor: Richard Stahler
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