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Skills-Based Programs Offered at Arizona Automotive Institute
Skilled technicians are the backbone of the American economy. From building this country’s infrastructure to providing the maintenance that keeps America’s machines and vehicles on the move, skilled technicians are in demand. The career training programs at our technical school in Arizona are designed to prepare you for some of today’s most popular skilled trade careers.
Skills You Can Learn in Our Automotive Service Technician Training Program
Learn to diagnose, disassemble, and rebuild combustion engines, and troubleshoot automotive electrical systems including batteries, starters, and alternators.
Train to diagnose, service, and repair automotive electrical systems, wiring, batteries, and starters.
Learn to inspect, diagnose, and repair manual and automatic transmissions, including clutches, CV joints, and AWD/4WD systems.
Develop hands-on skills in A/C system diagnostics, refrigerant recovery, and repair of climate control electronics and components.
Learn how to use scan tools to restore engines to factory performance and repair ignition, fuel, exhaust, and emission control systems.
Gain expertise in diagnosing and repairing power steering components, suspension systems, brakes, wheel alignment, and safety systems.
Automotive Service Technician
Prepare for a career in the automotive industry with our AST program. Learn key diagnostic and maintenance skills for domestic and foreign vehicles. This program prepares you to work in a fast-paced industry that is always in high demand.
Premier Vocational Training in Arizona
Located in Glendale, AZ in the heart of the Phoenix Metropolitan area, our campus features extensive lab facilities and classrooms that are designed to enhance your learning experience. At Arizona Automotive Institute, our tech programs allow you to have the opportunity to learn hands-on from industry-experienced instructors in settings designed to simulate real-world employment environments.
Career Outcomes
The outlook for automotive service technicians and mechanics is projected to remain steady between 2023 and 2033. Around 67,800 openings will be available each year nationwide should these projections hold.
Graduates of our program may find work* as:
- Auto Service Technicians
- Diesel Mechanics
- Diesel Technicians
- Mechanics
- Lube Technicians
- Fleet Technicians
Why AAI
Why Choose a Technical Training Institute?
Technical training institutes allow you to get a career-focused education at an affordable price and within a quick timeline. Arizona Automotive Institute is the premier trade school in the Valley. Our focus is you! We regularly partner with employers to ensure our programs are teaching you the skills you need to be successful. If you’re not sure what program is right for you, our admissions team will dive into your interests and help you make the right decision for your future!
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Automotive service technicians inspect, maintain, and repair cars and trucks. They diagnose issues, perform safety checks, and specialize in systems like engines, brakes, A/C, and transmissions to keep vehicles running smoothly.
For our program, applicants should have a high school diploma, GED, or equivalent. You should also submit proof of graduation or equivalent certification such as:
- A copy of their high school diploma
- A transcript confirming high school graduation
- A GED certificate or GED transcript reflecting passing scores
- Other equivalent documentation
For more information on admissions requirements, speak with an Admissions Representative.
Training to become an auto service tech or a mechanic can take around six months to a year. At AAI, you can complete our training in around 13 months.
The courses covered in the program cover skills related to industry-recognized certifications like ASE exams and the EPA 609. Should you successfully complete our training, you should be ready to take these exams.
AAI accepts financial aid options*, including scholarships, grants, and loans. We also offer an Empowering Equality in Trade Professions Scholarship to help students fund part of their education.
*Financial aid is available for those who qualify
Are You Ready for Your New Career?
We’re here to help you for your dream career, not your next job. If you are ready to start the next chapter of your life and looking for the technical college that will get you there, Arizona Automotive Institute is ready to help.
$300 - $500
Arizona Automotive Institute, 6829 N. 46th Ave.
Glendale,
AZ 85301
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