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What
will this program do for me?
Upon completion of 32 units, you will receive a Certificate. This
Certificate qualifies you for pre-apprenticeship programs and entry-level
into the trade. Some units can also be used toward completion of an
A.S. Degree.
What
kind of job can I get once I complete the program?
You will be eligible for an entry-level position in automotive body
repair.
How
much can I earn in this career?
The average pay for an Auto Body Repairperson ranges from $8.70 to
$24.00 per hour or more. For current information regarding salary and job prospects, please refer to the Occupational Outlook Handbook.
What
are the prerequisites?
Completion of ENGL 90 or placement in ENGL 92, OR completion of ESL
72 or placement in ESL 82; AND Completion of MATH E or BSMA G, H or J, OR placement in MATH 840. Please refer to Program Curriculum for more details on course requirements.
How
long will the program take?
On average, it takes four semesters to earn a Certificate
of Completion. The Program Curriculum has more information on course requirements and descriptions.
Where
will classes be held?
Instruction is given at the Evans Campus. For a listing of current times and locations, please refer to the Schedules for Credit Classes for important dates and times.
Where
do I get more information?
You may call the Department at (415) 550-4409 or drop by
the Evans Campus between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through
Thursday, or Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Also, check the Program Curriculum for specific requirements or Schedules for Credit Classes for a current listing of class meeting times and locations. Or visit the department Web site:
Automotive Department. What
time of day are classes offered?
Day and evening classes are available. Please refer to Schedules for Credit Classes for class times and locations.
When
do classes start?
Courses start in August for the Fall semester, in January for the Spring semester, and in June for Summer sessions. For important dates, please refer to the Schedules for Credit Classes. For a current listing of times and locations, refer to Class Schedule.
How
do I enroll?
If you are a new student, you may fill out an application. Otherwise, please call the counseling office at (415) 550-4409.
What
are the requirements for receiving a degree?
For more information, please refer to the Program Curriculum for course requirements.
How
much money can I expect to spend?
Please refer to Tuition
Information to find out more about costs.
Noncredit courses are offered at no-cost. Financial Aid is available. You may also contact the Financial Aid Office at (415) 239-3576.
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