The Detail Technician Certificate will provide students with the knowledge necessary to enter the automotive detail trade with an emphasis on existing surface conditions, paint problems and their remedies.
Annual enrollment completers is projected at 25 students annually. According to the LAOC LMI data, "In Los Angeles/Orange County, the number of jobs related to these occupations is projected to decrease by 8% through 2025. However, there will be nearly 600 job openings per year through 2025 due to retirements and workers leaving the field...therefore...the COE endorses this proposed program."
Develop entry-level skills and knowledge for employment in the automotive industry ;i.e. an auto body repair facility.
Acquire the skills and knowledge to work safely in the lab/shop environment.
Demonstrate the ability to become part of the Inter-Industry Conference on Auto Collision Repair (I-CAR) and the Automotive Detailers Association (ADA).
Foundational skill development in refinishing and detailing and an overview of automotive fundamental operations.
ACR 020 C Auto Detail/Car Care-Beginning 3 units
ACR 101 C Auto Collision Repair Tech I 6 units
ACR 107 C Refinishing Technician I 6 units
ACR 150 C ACR Special Projects 2-3 units
| Course | Title | Units | Year/Semester (Y1 or S1) |
|---|---|---|---|
| ACR 020 C | Auto Detail/Car Care - Beginning | 3 | Y1, S1 |
| ACR 101 C | Auto Collision Repair Tech I | 6 | Y1, S1 |
| ACR 107 C | Refinishing Tech I | 6 | Y1, S2 |
| ACR 150 C | ACR Special Projects | 2-3 | Y1, S2 |
Larry Ramos · 04/29/22
Thank you in advance for your prompt review and approval of this program submission.
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