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Automotive Technology
 
Career Average Annual Earning Power Required Education Follow-up Contact Website
Parts & Service Directors Managers of Fixed Operations $75,000 - $100,000 Associate's degree to a 4-year

Technical or business degree
Technical Service Manager Body Shop Manager $65,000 - $90,000 Associate's degree to a 4-year Technical or business degree

ASE Master Technician Certification
Service Consultant Shop Foreman Senior Master Technician $37,000 - $67,000 Certified high school or postsecondary associate degree

ASE Master Technician Certification
Automotive Master Technician $55,482 - $65,601 Certified high school or postsecondary associate degree

ASE Master Technician Certification
Diesel Engine Technician $43,222 Certified high school or postsecondary associate degree

ASE Master Technician Certification
Automotive Collision Repair Technician Automotive Refinishing Technician $36,836 Certified high school or postsecondary associate degree

ASE Master Technician Certification
Mid-Level Technician $35,360 - $55,451 Certified high school or postsecondary associate degree

ASE Master Technician Certification
Entry-Level Technician $24,974 - $55,451 Certified high school program graduate
Light Repair Technician $18,160 HS Diploma, on the job training


Data from Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor,
2002 National Automobile Dealers Association - Employment Projections."

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Career Voyages
Web site by U.S. Depts of Education and Labor.

Youthhood
Web site by the National Center on Secondary Education and Transition (NCSET) housed at the University of Minnesota.

Career Clusters 
Organizes the world of careers into 16 occupation groups to build instruction and learner experiences around career themes.

Other Career Resources and Links
 
 
   
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