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Every training program offered by schools listed on Auto School Guide, in alphabetical order.
- Advanced Non-Destructive TestingUse specialized inspection methods to identify cracks, corrosion and material variations without cutting apart or damaging the component examined.1 school
- Airframe & Powerplant TechnicianPrepare to inspect, maintain, troubleshoot and repair aircraft structures, engines and related systems in FAA-certificated training environments.3 schools
- Auto RestorationDisassemble, repair, rebuild, refinish and reassemble classic vehicles through hands-on sheet metal, bodywork, fabrication, electrical and interior training.2 schools
- Automotive TechnologyLearn to inspect, maintain, diagnose and repair cars and light trucks using mechanical, electrical and computerized diagnostic systems.52 schools
- Aviation Maintenance TechnologyInspect, troubleshoot, maintain and repair aircraft structures, engines, electrical systems, instruments and related equipment through hands-on training.15 schools
- Collision Repair & Refinish TechnologyStudy structural and cosmetic vehicle repair, including panel work, sheet metal straightening, surface preparation, refinishing and paint application.21 schools
- Computer Numerical Control Machining (CNC)Produce precision parts on computer-controlled mills and lathes, covering machine setup, blueprint reading, CNC programming, CAD/CAM and inspection.8 schools
- Crane Operator TrainingLearn to inspect, configure and operate lifting equipment while managing loads, site conditions, communication and safety procedures.4 schools
- Diesel TechnologyTrain on diesel-powered trucks, buses and engines, covering fuel delivery, air brakes, drivetrains, emissions controls and computerized diagnostics.26 schools
- Electric & Hybrid Vehicle TechnologyExplore training in electric-drive systems, hybrid powertrains, high-voltage safety, battery systems and vehicle diagnostics.14 schools
- Electrical, Electronics, & Industrial TechnologyTest, troubleshoot, install and maintain circuits, motors, controls, sensors and industrial equipment used across manufacturing and utilities.18 schools
- Heavy Equipment Operator Training5 schools
- Heavy Equipment Programs1 school
- Heavy Equipment TrainingWork on mobile construction, agricultural and material-handling machinery, covering diesel engines, hydraulics, powertrains, undercarriages and preventive maintenance.7 schools
- HVACR TechnicianInstall, troubleshoot, maintain and repair heating, ventilation, air-conditioning and refrigeration systems, including electrical controls and refrigeration cycles.34 schools
- Industrial Maintenance TechnicianInspect, troubleshoot and repair production machinery and automated equipment, covering hydraulics, pneumatics, motors, controls and alignment.7 schools
- Marine Technician SpecialistService boats, marine engines, propulsion systems, electrical equipment and onboard accessories for marinas, dealerships and boatyards.4 schools
- Motorcycle TechnicianInspect, maintain, diagnose and repair motorcycles and powersports equipment, from engines and fuel systems to electronics and suspension.5 schools
- NASCAR Technology & MotorsportsCombine automotive fundamentals with race-vehicle systems, performance engines, chassis setup, fabrication, electronics and trackside procedures.1 school
- Rigging/Signalperson TrainingInspect rigging equipment, evaluate loads, select hardware, control suspended loads and communicate with crane operators on lifting sites.2 schools
- Robotics & Automation TechnicianCombine mechanical, electrical and control-system training across industrial robots, PLCs, sensors, machine vision and automated equipment troubleshooting.13 schools
- Truck Driver Training (CDL)Build the knowledge and behind-the-wheel skills needed to operate commercial vehicles and prepare for state CDL testing.10 schools
- Welding TechnologyJoin, cut, fit and inspect metal using MIG, TIG, stick and flux-cored processes, plus blueprint reading and fabrication.34 schools
- Wind Turbine TechnicianInspect, maintain and repair the mechanical, electrical, hydraulic and control systems in wind turbines, including tower climbing and safety.2 schools