The program is based on the Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) curriculum developed by the National Automotive Technical Education Foundation (NATEF). Students learn to use hand and power tools to prepare and finish paint-damaged surfaces, repair and replace metal, glass and electrical components, straighten and repair damaged frames, use modern collision estimating and parts look up software and perform basic electrical/electronic troubleshooting and repair of the complex systems in today’s automobiles.
The Collision Repair Technology program helps students develop the technical skills needed for careers as collision repair technicians, auto body repair specialists, paint and refinishing technicians, and insurance damage estimators.
With affordable tuition, experienced instructors, and real-world shop training, UA Northark gives students the opportunity to quickly enter the workforce with valuable automotive collision repair skills. Graduates are prepared for employment in collision repair shops, automotive dealerships, restoration businesses, and related automotive service industries.