FAST TRACK TRADES & TECHNICAL PROGRAMS Your

FAST TRACK TRADES & TECHNICAL PROGRAMS Your Automotive Career Starts Here FAST TRACK AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICALTRADES PROGRAMS

FAST TRACK TRADES & TECHNICAL PROGRAMS Welcome to ATC • Canadian leader in Automotive training • Over 10, 000 graduates working • Servicing the automotive industry’s training needs since 1985 • All programs are government accredited and industry recognized “ ATC has four campuses across Canada”FAST FACTS “ Relationships with 6, 000+ employers across Canada” “ Our instructors are all Industry Certified ”

FAST TRACK TRADES & TECHNICAL PROGRAMS The Auto Industry • The Automotive Industry is one of the largest, most profitable industries in the world • There is steady demand for trained trades people in all aspects of the industry • A typical Automotive Mechanic working in Ontario earns a median base salary of $56, 848 (Monster. ca) • Auto technicians will be in high demand over next decade! (Wheels. ca) Types of Employers that hire ATC Grads: • New Car Dealers • Retail Automotive Repair Facilities • Custom and Specialty Shops • Heavy Duty Truck Repair Center • Organizations with Fleet Vehicles • Owning your Own Automotive Repair or Specialty Shop. FAST FACTS

FAST TRACK TRADES & TECHNICAL PROGRAMS The Auto Industry Career Path FAST FACTS “ 90% of ATC grads are working within 3 month of graduation” “ The auto industry employs over 500, 000 people in Canada alone”

FAST TRACK TRADES & TECHNICAL PROGRAMS Career Profile Auto Service Technician Main duties you will need to know! Inspect, test and diagnose faulty operations Work on mechanical and electronic components of automobiles often using computerized diagnostic equipment, manufacturers’ specifications and manuals. This includes most vehicle systems, such as fuel, brake, steering and suspension systems, transmission, differentials, drive axles and shafts, emission control and exhaust systems, engines, and electrical, cooling and climate control systems. Some mechanics specialize in one or more of these systems Dismantle, repair or replace worn or damaged parts Weld metal parts Reassemble, adjust and test the repaired mechanism Perform scheduled preventive maintenance services such as oil changes, lubrications and tune ups Inspect the completed work and test that the vehicle’s performance meets required standards Communicate with customers about what has been done and why, and advise customers on general vehicle conditions and future repair requirements. Entry level occupational title Automotive Detailer Shop Helper Tire Installer Lube Specialist Maintenance Technician Brake and Alignment Specialist Occupational advancements Exhaust Specialist Front End Technician Electrical Specialist Engine Technician Fuel Specialist Tune Up Technician Diagnostician Emissions Specialist Transmission Specialist Hybrid and Fuel Cell Technician Performance Specialist Automotive Service Technician Journeyman Mechanic Service Manager Assistant Manager Shop Foreman Shop Manager or Owner Drivability Specialist. FAST FACTS