Instructors

Brian Mills
bmills@region9school.org
Chris Barlow
cbarlow@region9school.org

High School Credits

Automotive I

.5 Science
.5 Service
2.5-3.5 Electives

Automotive II

.5 Science
.5 Service
2.5-3.5 Electives

Certifications & College Credits

First Aid/CPR
Maine State Inspection License
College Credits
- CMCC
  - AUT100 Intro to Automotive
  - AUT110 Brakes I
  - AUT 120 Suspension & Alignment
  - AUT200 State Inspection
- SMCC
  - AUT101 Into to Auto Tech
  - AUT102 Auto Maintenance & Light Repair
- WCCC
  - MET123 ME State Inspection
  - MET112 Engine Performance I
  - MET114 Electrical/Electronic Systems I
  - MET116 Brakes I
  - MET118 Suspension & Steering

Automotive Technology

Students in this program will receive the appropriate amount of training and knowledge to begin entry level employment and/or a post secondary automotive program. The Automotive Technology curriculum is designed with National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF) requirements, a nationally recognized industry standard.

Automotive I

Students in Automotive I begin by covering all aspects of shop safety, including the tools and how to use them, laying the groundwork for a safe work environment. From there, we delve in to the fundamentals of our trade which includes but is not limited to:

Maintenance & Light Repair
Brakes
Steering & Suspension
Tires
Intro to Welding
Intro to Oxyacetylene Torches
Maine State Inspection

Automotive II

Students entering Automotive II will review the components of Automotive I, and then dive in to understanding how some of the more complex systems work, and more importantly, how to diagnose them when components fail. Throughout the year we will cover: