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Understand the latest technology and innovations around various braking systems and chassis frameworks.
As part of Moraine Valley’s Automotive Technology Program, the Brake and Chassis Technician Certificate Program offers the hands-on training you need to diagnose and repair today’s vehicles related to braking and framework systems. Our program has achieved Master Automobile Service Technology (MAST) accreditation by the ASE Education Foundation, a nationally recognized accrediting organization and division of .
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Turn passion into a career in Automotive Technology
The Brake and Chassis Technician Certificate opens many doors and great earnings potential in the automotive repair industry and additional related repair industries.
This program provides the student with the entry-level skills needed to become a well-rounded automotive technician. The program develops the necessary manipulative skills along with the theory of operation of various automotive systems. Along with developing necessary job skills, the student can use the certificate as a partial fulfillment of the requirements for the A.A.S. degree in automotive technology.
The Brake and Chassis Technician Certificate Program at Moraine Valley is designed to be completed in about one year.
This certificate program is designed to enhance your A.A.S. automotive degree and make you more marketable to prospective employers. Prepare for an entry-level position in the automotive service industry with a focus on automotive brake systems.
Proficiency Credit (PC) allows students to earn college credit by demonstrating knowledge attained outside of the traditional college classroom setting.
Here鈥檚 the list of approved certifications/noncredit and corresponding Moraine Valley courses for the Automotive Technology Program.
To begin the process of converting certifications/noncredit training to college credit, please complete the following steps:
- Submit completed Proficiency Credit form along with certifications/noncredit training information to the Academic Outreach Department for evaluation.
More information about the process of converting certifications to college credit can be found here.
Contact the Academic Outreach Department if you have any questions.
Academic Outreach Office
(708) 974-5710
Building L, Room L244
academicoutreach@morainevalley.edu
Potential careers in Automotive Technology
As part of Moraine Valley’s Automotive Technology Program, the Brake and Chassis Technician Certificate Program offers the hands-on training you need to diagnose and repair today’s vehicles related to braking and framework systems.
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Your instructors don鈥檛 just teach the material; they鈥檝e worked in the field. With experience in automotive, repairs, diagnostics and preventive maintenance, they bring real examples and practical knowledge into every class. You鈥檒l learn what to expect and how to prepare for your first role in the field.
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| Program | Type of Credential | Curriculum Code | Department or Division |
|---|---|---|---|
| Certificate | 1461 | Mechanical Technologies |
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