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More than 7 million automobiles were registered in the state of Florida in 2019. This made it the third highest state, only behind Texas and California. With so many vehicles on the road, Florida has a need for skilled automotive technicians. At UTI’s Orlando campus, you can train to become a tech in less than a year.7
In the Automotive Technology program at our Orlando campus, you can gain the skills and industry connections needed to help pursue a career in the automotive industry. This 51-week training program starts with core concepts and builds your knowledge from there, so no prior experience is required. Our Orlando campus follows a blended learning model, which incorporates a combination of online instructor-led training with hands-on work in the lab.18 Not only can this provide more flexibility to you as a student, it could prepare you for the type of training technicians complete out in the field.
Students in the Automotive program learn to diagnose malfunctions in automotive mechanical and electrical systems and make necessary repairs and replacements. To stay current with the industry, they also train on hybrid and alternative-fuel vehicles.
Here’s a quick look at some course topics included in the program:
Meet David Watkins, an Automotive instructor at UTI Orlando. For him, helping his students realize their potential and seeing what they can do is the most rewarding thing about teaching.
When choosing a school, it’s important to consider the graduation documentation you’ll earn upon completing a program. This documentation serves as a symbol of your training and may help in qualifying you for career opportunities.
As a graduate of the Automotive Technology program at the Orlando campus, you’ll earn an Occupational Associate Degree (OAD). Additionally, you’ll be prepared to take the exams required to earn ASE certifications, which are highly valued in the industry. Your training will also substitute for one of the two years of work experience required to become ASE certified.16
The Orlando campus offers two Manufacturer-Specific Advanced Training programs: Ford Accelerated Credential Training (FACT) and BMW FastTrack.
Completing an automotive training program prepares graduates to pursue a variety of career opportunities. Most of our grads start out working as entry-level technicians or in other entry-level roles. As with any industry, over time, you may be able to advance in your career with hard work. Some entry-level and advanced roles could include:77
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Check out our automotive career guide to learn more about potential career paths.
*Not entry-level and is dependent on factors like experience, location, and employer compensation.
The Orlando campus is located near exciting attractions like Universal Studios Florida, Walt Disney World Resort and Daytona Beach. This is a great place to call home while you complete your automotive training!
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UTI Orlando hosts guided tours Monday through Friday, so you can come see the campus for yourself! This is a great way to learn whether training here is the right choice for you.
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If you’re ready to learn in-demand skills to prepare for a career in the automotive industry, now’s the time. Click the link below to get more information and connect with an Admissions Representative who can help you get started on enrolling.
