About
The Automotive Service Technician certification program at Clark College prepares students for a career working with automobiles. Through coursework and hands-on training, students learn to diagnose and repair problems in electrical systems, engines, transmissions, and other automotive components. Graduates of the program will be well equipped to enter the workforce as skilled technicians in a wide range of automotive industries.
Organization
Clark College
Clark College
Established in 1933 and headquartered in Vancouver, WA, Clark College is a public higher education institution offering diverse career and academic programs, including STEM and professional technical fields. It provides a state-approved phlebotomy program with hands-on training from experienced faculty, preparing students for entry-level positions in healthcare. The college supports students with over $1 million in annual scholarships, the Penguin Pantry food assistance program, and a foundation dedicated to student success and community. Clark College is committed to equity and inclusion, serving its community by fostering personal and professional growth.
Highlights:
- Running Start program enables high school students to earn tuition-free college credit
- Provides hands-on training for practical skills
- Offers practical clinical experience for workforce readiness
- Supports students with over $1 million in annual scholarships
- Provides food assistance through the Penguin Pantry program