Career OptionsWith additional training students

can explore these careers: •Refinishing • Auto Body Technician • Body Shop Manager • Insurance Estimator or Adjuster • Parts Assistant • Service Manager • Product Sales Representative • Automotive Glass Installer

Related College Majors • Automotive Body Repair • Industrial Machinery Maintenance & Repair

Other Opportunities• NTHS - National Technical Honor Society• SkillsUSA - Leadership Organization• NOCTI Exam - National Occupational Competency Testing Institute• Field Trips

Articulation Agreements• Alfred State College• SUNY Delhi• Fulton Montgomery Community College• Morrisville State College• Nashville Auto Diesel College• Universal Technical Institute

www.dcmoboces.comChenango Campus 607-335-1200

Harrold Campus 607-865-2500

NON DISCRIMINATION STATEMENTDelaware, Chenango, Madison, Otsego BOCES does not discriminate on the basis of an individual’s actual or perceived race, color, religion, religious practice, national origin, ethnic group, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, political affiliation, age, marital status, military status, veteran status, disability, weight, predisposing genetic characteristic, domestic violence victim status, or any other basis prohibited by New York state and/or federal non-discrimination laws in its programs and activities, and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups.

Autom

otive Collision &

Refinishing Technology

a two year program thatpreparesstudentsforcareersinthefieldof auto body repair, restoration, related services and industries.

This program offers in-depth training in: • Collision Repair • Automotive Restoration • Painting • Detailing

Potential candidates for this trade must be creative, have limitless imagination, patience and an incredible eye for detail.

Students learn important skills such as:• Sheet Metal Fabrication• Welding• Frame Straightening• Custom Painting • Business Skills including: Estimating & Customer Service.

The state of the art collision facility provides tomorrow’s technicians the ability to learn the trade in a modern professional atmosphere. Students will learn the theory behind the principles of automotive collision repair then apply what has been learned in the shop through hands-on training. Upon completionofthefirstyear,studentswill explore career opportunities through work internships at a local business.

Work experience could be in an automotive dealer, independent body shop, equipment manufacturer or auto parts store. Once the student has completed the program they will have the necessary skills needed to enter the local job market.

Instructional Units• Safety• Hand Tools & Equipment• Power Tools & Equipment• Welding• Non-Structural Repair• Exterior & Interior Trim• Plastic Repair & Replacement•RefinishingFundamentals• Corrosion Protection• Frame & Unibody Construction & Repair• Mechanical/Electrical• Detailing• Damage Estimating• Safety Restraint Systems• Steering & Suspensions• Integrated ELA, Math, Science (Check with your school about Academic Credits)