Hero image for Students in the auto technology program examine the underside of a vehicle.
Students in the auto technology program examine the underside of a vehicle.

Automotive Technology

 

The automotive and automobile repair industries are a pivotal part of the Southern California transportation sector. Employment opportunities are projected to steadily grow from 2019 to 2024, ultimately employing more than 12,000 technicians in the Inland Empire. Our program allows you to work in high-performing groups and experience industry-standard working conditions necessary to a successful career. 

Automotive Electrical Systems Certificate Program Map

Engine Rebuilding Certificate Program Map

General Automotive Service Technician AS Program Map

General Automotive Service Technician Certificate Program Map

High Performance Engines Building and Blueprinting Certificate Program Map

Master Automotive Technician AS Program Map

Master Automotive Technician Certificate Program Map

 

Contact

John Hudson

Professor, Automotive Technology, ATL-115

HS Fontana Partnership

Bruce Osburn

Professor, Automotive Technology ATL-121

Jonathan Polidano

Associate Professor, Automotive Technology

Coordinator: Automotive Technology,

Aviation Maintenance Technology,

Engineering Technology/Drafting, Welding

Jay Scott

Associate Professor, Automotive Technology

 

Support Staff

Albert Venegas

Instructional Support

Albert Ortiz

Instructional Support

Jonathan Gonzalez

Instructional Assistant III, HS Fontana Partnership