Automotive Technology

This program is located at Aloha High School - 18550 SW Kinnaman Rd, Beaverton, OR 97007.

AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 1
Length/Credit(s): 1 Year/3.0 Elective credits
Grade(s): 11 and 12
Prerequisite(s): Application and pre-test
College Credit(s): 8 credits from PCC
Fee:$20 per year lab fee, plus $20 for shop shirt

Automotive Technology 1 is designed for students who intend to pursue training after high school in automotive technology or related fields.The program is based on National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF) industry standards. The curriculum includes brakes, electrical, steering, suspension and engine performance. Students are invited to participate in the following competitions: Ford AAA, Skills USA and the Portland Metro New Car Dealer Association Contest with opportunities to win scholarships and tools. The Auto Tech program models the demands of the industry with 50% hands-on experience and 50% academic content. Students have opportunities to participate in site visits and industry activities including job shadows and summer internships. Classes are held at the Aloha High School Auto Lab. Transportation is provided.

NOTE: Automotive Technology applicants must attend one of the following mandatory meetings/testing sessions for their application to be considered for the lottery:Tuesday, March 19, 2013 at 7:00pm or Wednesday, March 20, 2013 at 7:00 p.m. at Aloha High School Auto classroom.The required application is available in the counseling office at your school and at /home/schools/option-schools-and-programs/hard-copy-applications/

Automotive Technology 2
Length/Credit(s): 1 Year/3.0 Elective credits
Grade(s): 12
Prerequisite: C (or higher) in Auto Tech 1
College Credit(s): 8 credits from PCC
Fee:$20 per year lab fee, plus $20 for shop shirt

Students receive advanced theory and hands-on experience in the following NATEF areas of study:electrical, brakes, suspension, steering and engine performance. Students develop leadership skills as well as mechanical skills needed in the automotive industry. Students complete task-based activities demonstrating competency in common diagnostic formats. Course activities include visits to industry sites and college programs, job shadows and summer internships. These activities allow students to become familiar with industry standards that will prepare them for post-secondary training and gainful employment. Students have the opportunity to compete in the Ford AAA, Skills USA and the Portland Metro New Car Dealer Association contests. Classes are held at the Aloha High School Auto Lab. Transportation is provided. The required application is available in the counseling office at your school and /home/schools/option-schools-and-programs/hard-copy-applications/

Application Information:

Automotive Technology Application Formfor 2013-14 school year. (English/Spanish)