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Launch your career as an auto mechanic or automotive technician at an accredited automotive trade school. Programs cover engine repair, diagnostics, brakes, electrical systems, and computerized vehicle systems. With 280 million vehicles on US roads, skilled automotive technicians enjoy steady demand and median salaries of $46,000-$75,000.
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Automotive programs cover engine performance, brake systems, suspension and steering, electrical systems, HVAC, and computerized diagnostics. Programs range from 6-month certificates to 2-year associate degrees.
Find automotive technology programs in your area. Our directory includes ASE-accredited schools, program specializations, tuition information, and employer partnerships.
Automotive technicians earn a median salary of $46,970, with master technicians earning $65,000-$90,000+. Dealership and specialty technicians earn the highest wages.
Automotive trade schools prepare you for ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) certifications. ASE-certified technicians earn 5-15% more than non-certified mechanics.
Found 200 trade schools that may offer automotive technology programs. Showing 100 schools with program data. Visit individual school profiles for specific program details, costs, and enrollment information.
ASE certifications are the industry standard with areas like engine repair, brakes, and electrical systems. ASE-certified technicians earn 5-15% more.
Programs range from 6-month certificates to 2-year associate degrees. Certificate programs focus on specific areas while degrees provide comprehensive training.
Data Sources: All school, program, and outcomes data is sourced from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard. Licensing requirements are sourced from state licensing boards. Apprenticeship data is from the U.S. Department of Labor.
Last updated: December 2025. Data is updated regularly to ensure accuracy. Learn about our methodology
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