Provided by
Michigan Career and Technical Institute
MCTI’s Automotive Technology program is based on the ASE Education Foundation competency standards. Students train in the diagnosis and repair of brakes, suspensions, and electrical, heating/air conditioning, and engine performance systems, working toward State of Michigan and national (ASE) certifications.
Quick Facts
Type
Sub-Associate Certificate or Credential Program
Length
6 -10 week terms
Format
In-person
Location
Located outside of the city of Kalamazoo
Career Field(s)
Next Start Date
05/11/2026
Next deadline
05/11/2026
Am I Eligible For This Program
Who might this program serve uniquely well?
Persons With Disabilities
Individuals who are registered with Michigan Rehabilitation Services are eligible for full coverage of tuition, room, board, books and fees for this program
How Much Will I Earn Or Spend
Program Financial Information
Tuition and Fees (Without Financial Aid)
$0.00
Cost of Books and Supplies (Without Financial Aid)
$0.00
Percentage of Costs Typically Covered by Financial Aid
100%
Qualification for Financial Aid
Application
Financial Aid
Promise Eligible
Michigan Rehabilitation Services (MRS) funding
Pell Grants
Paid Program?
Program Free?
Yes
Where Is This Program Located
Address
11611 Pine Lake Rd
Plainwell, Michigan 49080-9225
Location Information
Location Type
Training Facility
Neighborhood
Located outside of the city of Kalamazoo
What Other Resources Does This Program Offer
None
Participant Supports
Academic Advising
Each student is assigned a counselor that provides academic advising.
Supported By this program directly
Alumni Eligibile: No
Medical Services
Health Services provides both Medical Services and Therapeutic Counseling services provided during enrollment.
Supported By this program directly
Alumni Eligibile: No
Accommodations
Accommodations provided for barriers to training.
Supported By this program directly
Alumni Eligibile: No
Job Placement
Job preparation services such as resume building, application, interview prep, transportation to interviews,
Supported By this program directly
Alumni Eligibile: Yes
Counseling
Each student is assigned a vocational counselor to help guide and support individuals enrolled in this program.
Supported By this program directly
Alumni Eligibile: No
Work-Based Learning (WBL) Experiences
Apprenticeship
Optional
Minimum Hours for this Activity:
What Could This Training Lead To?
Credentials
Sub-Associate Basic or Advanced Certificate
General Maintenance Technician
Sub-Associate Basic or Advanced Certificate
Suspension/Steering Technician
Sub-Associate Basic or Advanced Certificate
Brake Technician
Sub-Associate Basic or Advanced Certificate
Brake Technician
Sub-Associate Basic or Advanced Certificate
Automotive Electrical Technician
Sub-Associate Basic or Advanced Certificate
Engine Performance Technician
Sub-Associate Basic or Advanced Certificate
HVAC Technician
Sub-Associate Basic or Advanced Certificate
Auto Parts Specialist
Job Titles
General Maintenance Technician
Automotive Electrical Technician
Auto Parts Specialist
When And How Can I Start?
Application Instructions
The purpose of Michigan Rehabilitation Services (MRS) is to help people with disabilities get and keep a suitable job.
To begin working with MRS you will need to complete the MRS Application for Vocational and Employment Services (MRS-2910) and submit to an MRS office.
More information and the application can be found here: https://www.michigan.gov/leo/bureaus-agencies/mrs/individuals
Promise Scholars can use their scholarship for this program.
Admissions
Rolling Admissions? No
Contact
Brian Smith
Deputy Director
smithb16@michigan.gov