Denver's Automotive Collision Repair Program

What’s the average pay for automotive collision repair jobs?

Job Title	Hourly Pay	Annual Salary
Entry level	$13.81	$28,720
Experienced	$28.16	$58,570

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Why consider automotive collision repair?

	Gain real experience with hands-on training
	Learn in a real working collision repair shop
	Receive I-CAR training
	Programs are NATEF/ASE certified
	Courses prepare you for the ASE tests
	Opportunity to work in the field while you attend class

What types of jobs can I choose?

Non-structural repair technician
Paint and refinishing
Custom painting and graphics
Structural repair technical
Estimating

Auto insurance adjuster
Parts specialist
Service advisor
Service technician

What types of companies can I work for?

Auto repair supply stores
Auto repair shops
Auto repair/restoration and custom shops
Car dealerships

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Automotive Collision Repair Program Description

The Automotive Collision Repair Technology Program is a master certified program through NATEF (National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation) ASE (Automotive Service Excellence). Upon completion of these courses you will be prepared to take the ASE test for that subject. You will be taught by ASE certified instructors with the aid of ICAR'S (Inter-Industry Conference on Auto Collision Repair) advanced technician curriculum. The courses have been designed for the entry-level technician and technicians already employed in the industry. Individual courses may be taken if the pre-requisites have been met.

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Qualified Federal Financial Aid Program

Total Contact Hours: 945.00

Total Credit Hours: 53.50

Estimated Program Cost: $4,922.00 + $250.00 materials

Estimated Time to Complete: 30 months

The estimated costs are for reference only. Exact prices will be assigned during the registration process.