Automotive Technology
Turn your passion for cars into a career that you can take anywhere. Dealerships, independent shops, and fleet managers need skilled technicians to keep vehicles running at top performance. Our Automotive Technology program is an Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) certified program.
Academy Locations
SCC West Burlington Campus
| Fall 24 | AUT-106 Introduction to Automotive Technology AUT-126 Fundamentals of Automotive Servicing |
| Spring 25 | ELT-295 AC/DC Fundamentals AUT-244 Manual Drivetrains AUT-190 Hybrid Fundamentals |
Mount Pleasant High School
| Year 1 | AUT-106 Introduction to Automotive Technology AUT-126 Fundamentals of Auto. Servicing |
| Year 2 | AUT-244 Manual Drivetrains I AUT-505 Automotive Brake Systems |
Fort Madison High School
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Trimester 1 |
AUT-106 Introduction to Automotive Technology |
| Trimester 2 | AUT-126 Fundamentals of Auto. Servicing |
For complete details about courses available at your high school, contact your guidance counselor.
What Can I do After High School?
Continue Your Education
SCC offers full automotive technology diploma and degree programs.
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Contact Us
Michael Conrad
High schools served:
Burlington, Notre Dame, VIBE, Mediapolis, and Wapello
(319) 208-5720
mconrad@scciowa.edu
April Gerst
High schools served:
West Burlington, Danville, New London, Ft Madison, Holy Trinity, home school and out-of-state
(319) 208-5277
agerst@scciowa.edu
Sierra Hase
High schools served:
Mt Pleasant, WACO, and Winfield-Mt Union
(319) 208-5007
shase@scciowa.edu
Abby Herriman
High schools served:
Central Lee, Keokuk, Clark County, home school and out-of-state
(319) 313-1929
aherriman@scciowa.edu