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Automotive Technology Course Info

Auto Technology Level I - Course #8506
Times Available: 7:25-9:00, 9:30-11:00

Auto Technology Level II - Course #8507
Times Available: 11:15-1:30(12:43 for Edison students)

Auto Technology Level III - Course #8508
Times Available: 11:15-1:30(12:43 for Edison students)

Automotive Technology Course Description

Auto Tech is a challenging program for the student who is preparing to enter the automotive field. Today's automotive technician must have:

Thorough knowledge of automotive systems and components.
Good computer skills.
Excellent communication skills.
Above average mechanical aptitude.
Good reasoning ability.
Ability to read and follow instructions.
Manual dexterity.

For the students who wish to learn about their own cars or enter a different segment of the automotive work force, this is an excellent learning opportunity. Students have a wide choice of career and education options.

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Earn College Credit! - Dual Enrollment Agreement with NVCC

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You Can Get a Head Start on Your Future at Edison Academy Through the Dual Enrollment Agreement with NVCC! If you're looking for ways to cut the costs of a college education even BEFORE you graduate from high school, a great opportunity is available through the Northern Virginia Community College dual enrollment program.  High School students, who are at least 16 years of age, may simultaneously earn high school and college credit by taking Culinary Arts, Automotive Technology, Oracle or Heating Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration classes here at Edison Academy

A reduced NVCC tuition rate may be charged for participation in a dual enrolled course, but successful completion rewards the student with credits earned to satisfy both high school graduation AND earn a NVCC college transcript. Course credits may even be transferable to other institutions in Virginia depending upon the course taken and the college degree program which the student is pursuing.

For more information about NVCC go here.

John Bogan, Instructor

John, an FCPS graduate, holds an Associates Degree in Automotive Technology. He comes to us with many years of trade experience and is an ASE Certified Master Technician. John taught Automotive Technology at Marshall Academy and Hayfield Secondary School before coming to the Edison Academy.
John.Bogan@fcps.edu

Class Features

Nationally Certified ASE/NATEF Program
A.E.S. Computer Training
Computer Run All-Data System
Factory & Privately Owned Donated Cars
Honda Certifications

Potential Career Opportunities

Auto/Diesel Technician
Motorcycle/Marine Technician
Owner/Operator of Dealership
Truck Repair Technician
Service Writer
Recycling/Salvage Yard Operator
Small-Engine Repair Technician
Shop Supervisor
Parts/Sales/Service Person
Race Team Member
Teacher
Automotive Manufacturer

Mentor Firms

American Honda Motor Company
Karen Radley Acura & V.W.
Hendrick Honda & Isuzu
GM Service Training Group
All Data
Jiffy Lube
All Tune & Lube
Hall's Corner Mobil
Fairfax Honda Cars
Lindsey Chevrolet
Franconia Shell
Manassas Honda
Northern Virginia Community College
Lincoln Technical Institute
Coleman Cycles Woodbridge
National Tire & Battery

Donate your used vehicle to the Edison Academy!

Edison Academy accepts late model vehicles for both instructional purposes and for the Student Auto Sales (SAS) program. Student Auto Sales, sponsored by the Foundation for Applied Technical Education (FATE), refurbishes used vehicles for sale to the public. Proceeds benefit student competitions, scholarships, and the Automotive Technology and Automotive Collision Services programs.
Requirements for vehicle donations:
Most recent title and keys must be provided
Vehicle must be delivered to the Edison Academy
Drop offs not permitted
Student Auto Sales Contact Information:
***Please contact instructors to set up an appointment for donations!

John Bogan: Automotive Technology Instructor
John.Bogan@fcps.edu
Tom Carroll: Automotive Collision Services Instructor
Thomas.Carroll@fcps.edu