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49er Regional Occupational Program

# of semesters: 2
Length of course: Full Year (Students are accepted only at the beginning of the Fall semester)

Instructor Announcements
Fees apply to ADULT (non-high school) students ONLY.
Fees are due by August 9, 2013. 
See "Adult Students" page for additional information regarding payment.

Credits Recommended for High School Students per semester: 15 credits or as determined by the student's high school district.

11761 Ridge Road, Auto Shop
Grass Valley, CA 95945
Auburn, CA 95603
George Woodward, Instructor
530.273.4431 x 2069
Al Angulo, Instructor
530.745.5781
Class day(s) for all: Daily; after training site placements occur, all students will meet for classroom instruction on Mondays
Class schedule: 12:27-3:30 pm
Additional class day for students: N/A
Class day(s) for all: Daily; after training site placements occur, all students will meet for classroom instruction on Mondays
Class schedule: 1:25-4:25 pm
Additional class day for students: N/A

Roseville, CA  95747
 
Mark Means, Instructor
916.771.6565 x 4312
 
Class day(s) for all: Daily; after training site placements occur, all students will meet for classroom instruction on Mondays
Class schedule: 1:15-4:15 pm
Additional class day for students: N/A
 

Approximate length of time in class prior to placement at training site: 2-6 weeks
Course description
An advanced class in automotive technologies offers instruction in all A.S.E. (Automotive Service Excellence) areas including:  introduction to on-board computers and testing, smog control testing procedures, engine overhaul and automotive technologies.  Internship opportunities may include:  auto dealerships, automotive repair or body shops, retail parts businesses, machine shops, brake and front end shops, motorcycle repair shops or specialty shops.  Employment opportunities may include automotive machinist's helper, engine specialist, auto technician apprentice, break and front end specialist, auto body/paint apprentice, collision repair, parts and inside sales, and emission control technician.
 
Important information
- High school students must request this course through the high school counseling office and enroll online.
- Instructor interviews all students prior to enrollment.
- The Automotive Technology course at Nevada Union High School is an approved program on the State of California's Eligible Training Provider List.
 
This class offers
- ASE certified courses
- Opportunities to gain hands-on experience in the transportation and energy technologies
- On-the-job training which may include experience in a variety of automotive-related business, as well as advanced training in most automotive technologies
- College credits through Sierra College and American River College
- The opportunity to participate in a state apprenticeship program
 
Instruction includes
- On-board computer and testing
- Engine overhaul and automotive machine technologies
- Transmission and front wheel drive systems
- Smog control testing procedures
- Diagnostics
- Tire, batteries and accessories sales
- ASE training in brakes, engine performance, electrical, and steering and suspension
- Resume writing and job interview techniques
 
Course requirements
ROP will provide student materials such as supplies, uniforms, equipment, and fees to high school students or they may purchase their own from our vendor(s).   Buying from our vendor(s) will guarantee the best price, quality and common materials for all of our students.
 
Adult students will be responsible for the costs of materials and supplies.
 
Adult fees
$410 (includes Registration; Lab/Materials fee; Shop Coat)
 
- The Automotive Technology course at Nevada Union High School is an approved program on the State of California's Eligible Training Provider List.
 
Class prerequisites
- Adults and high school juniors and seniors, with the required prerequisites, are eligible to enroll.
- Students MUST provide their own transportation to class and to the training site.
- Automotive services or previous automotive class experience is preferred or instructor's permission.
 
Recommended classes
Automotive, welding, computers or electronics, math, science and English
 
Training site placements (may include)
Automotive repair, body or upholstery shops, auto parts suppliers, machine shops, brake and front end shops, motorcycle, dealership and independent shops, emission test and repair, diesel repair, and more
 
 
College articulation/community college credit
Students meeting competencies may articulate with Sierra College for up to 13 credits, American River College for 4 credits, and UTI (Universal Technical Institute).  Students should check with the community college articulation office to verify these units, as articulation credits and course offerings may be subject to change.
 
Local post secondary course sequences
2+2 College
Articulation Credits		 Community Colleges Certificate
A.A./A.S. Programs		 4-Year Colleges
B.A./B.S. Programs
ARC: AT 100 (2)
SC: AT 59 (4)
SC: AT 160 (3)
SC: AT 161 (3)
SC: AT 162 (3)
ARC: Automotive Technology
ARC: Automotive Collision Repair
BC: Automotive Technology
CRC: Automotive Mechanics  Technology
SC: Automotive Analysis
SC: Air Conditioning & Body  Electrical
SC: Alignment & Brake
SC: Automatic Transmission,  Emission & Drivability
SC: Tune-Up
SC: Automotive Engine Machining,
SC: Master Automotive Technician
SC: Power train
SCC: Electric Vehicle Technology
SCC: Motorcycle Maintenance
SCC: Recreational Vehicle  Technology
SHA: Automotive Technology
SHA: Automotive Alignment/Brakes
SHA: Automotive Engine  Performance/Smog Tech
SHA: Automotive Engine Performance  Technology
SHA: Automotive Power Transmission  Technology
SHA: Diesel Technology
YC: Automotive Technology
(SC: Sierra College; ARC: American River College; BC: Butte College; CRC: Cosumnes River College; FRC Feather River College; SCC: Sacramento Community College; SHA: Shasta College; YC: Yuba College)
 
If you need further information
For further specific information, (e.g., course curriculum outline, participating training sites, training plans, etc.), please contact the instructor.
 
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