Cambridge Campus

Automotive Service Operations

Description

Your search for automobile repairing service training ends here

ATC’s Fixed Operations Specialist (Automotive) program (Approved as a vocational program under the Private Career Colleges Act, 2005) is actually three programs in one. You will receive a wide angle view of dealer/store operations and management procedures within a dealership, a repair facility, a body shop and a retail parts store.

Automobile repairing service programs

Introduction to the Automotive Industry and Employment Skills
Service Facility and the Service Consultant
Communications: Customer Relations
Internal Communication, Relations and Supervision
Communication: Customer Delivery and Follow Up
Introduction to Automotive Parts Management
Product knowledge: Automotive Systems
Parts Management Procedures
Marketing and Selling in the Parts Department
Parts Pricing and Service Charges
Computerized Parts Management
The Manager’s Position
Material damage procedures
Vehicle construction
Damage analysis
Estimating principles
Mitchell flat rate estimating
Basic paint estimating
Review of body shop operations
Preparing estimates
Introduction to automated estimating
Advanced material damage procedures and vehicle construction
Introduction to Audatex Estimating
Introduction to ADP Parts and Service

“The Automotive Training Centre (Ontario) Ltd. operates as Canadian Automotive and Trucking Institute”

Why Choose ATC?

Here are 4 reasons to choose Automotive Training Centre

Smaller classes for better learning outcomes

Flexible schedule: study while you work

Professional real world, industry experienced instructors

Intense hands-on training so you can master your skill set

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Angelo De Ciccio Automotive Service Technician

I chose to come to ATC because I was referred by a student that was already going there and he enjoyed the program very much. The length of the program is good as it is fast paced and there is no time wasted. With this training, I learned the “shortcuts” that are used in the industry, while still doing the right procedures. And all instructors provide you with equal amounts of knowledge and instruction. The length of the stage is good too, and on top of that, the stage counts on your hours and you get paid to do it! The flexible hours and the fact that the program is offered in French and in English is a plus. What’s also cool is that the school still help’s you after you’re done your training.

Where I work, they saw what I could do. And that’s because of what I learned at ATC. Right then, they knew they could trust me.

Angelo De Ciccio,

Graduate from the Automotive Technician program,

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