The Automotive Technology curriculum follows the guidelines established by the National Automotive Technician Education Foundation (NATEF) and the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) now called the ASE Education Foundation. The curriculum follows the safety requirements, areas of focus, time frames and recognized task list designed by the above two agencies.  This is our Base Curriculum. In addition, we also offer web based training for Ford, Subaru, and FCA (Fiat/Chrysler America) which is integrated into our courses. This gives students the option to jumpstart their careers into any dealership service center across the nation for these companies, or work for any independently owned repair facility.  Upon completion of our program and working a year in the industry, you will have the opportunity to pass all the ASE certification tests to become an ASE Master Technician, plus get a great start on some Manufacturer Specific Web Based Factory Training by one or more of our industry sponsors.

This is the full  Automotive Technology Program and includes all of the following programs:

General Maintenance & Light Repair course

A1 Engine Repair

A2 Automatic Trans/Transaxle

A3 Manual Drive and Axles

A4 Suspension and Steering

A5 Brakes

A6 Electrical/Electronics

A7 HVAC Systems

A8 Engine Performance

• MTECH Program Certificate in Automotive Technology
• MTECH Program Certificate for each individual program within, except Maintenance & Light Repair (MLR)
• ASE Certifications for each program including Maintenance & Light Repair (MLR)
• Automobile Service Technician (AST)

  Registration Eligibility: Adults and high school students who are age 16 and older and at least a junior in high school.

Registration Availability: Registration for Fall 2020 opens June 24, 2020 at 8:00 a.m. online on the MTECH Student Portal and remains open until classes are full. It is recommended to create your MTECH Student Portal account in advance.  

  Program Length:  1350 Hours or approximately 2 years.

  Times: Mornings, Afternoons and Evenings. See schedule details below.

  Locations: MTECH Lehi Trades and Tech & Spanish Fork Campuses.

  Financial Aid Eligible: This program is eligible for Financial Aid and Veterans Assistance.  +Learn More

  Articulation Agreements: Credit hours for completing this program can be counted towards degrees from UVU and WSU.  +Learn more.

  Entrance Assessment: Students must take the MTECH Entrance Assessment. The Entrance Assessment is free and takes about an hour to complete. To learn more visit mtec.edu/testing.  

  High School Students: Students should coordinate with home high school counselors prior to registration. After completing the Career Ready Assessment and the Maintainence & Light Repair pre-requisite course, high school students may take any classes available that fit their schedule. Some programs are not a semester long, and students will need to take 2 individual programs to fill a semester.

  New Student Orientation: Students must complete the brief MTECH New Student Orientation prior to first day of class.  To learn more visit mtec.edu/nso.

  G1 Maintenance And Light Repair Course Completed with a B- or better prior to enrollment. This May Be Waived By Completion of the MLR Challenge Test in the Testing Center with a score of 80% and above, and either the completion of High School Auto Class, Auto Fundamentals, or adequate work experience.

  All students must have a valid driver's license