General Motors Automotive Service Educational Program (ASEP) AAAS

Program Overview

This automotive service training program provides comprehensive instruction in automotive systems, including engine repair, brake systems, steering and suspension, transmissions, and electrical systems. Through a combination of classroom learning and hands-on applied learning, students develop the skills and knowledge necessary to become certified General Motors Service Technicians. The program prepares graduates for a wide range of career opportunities in the automotive industry, with a strong demand for dealer-trained technicians in the coming years.

Program Outline

Outline:

Program Content:

• Automotive Service Training fundamentals
• Identification, inspection, and assembly of automotive power plant components
• Application of knowledge in automotive brake systems, steering, suspension, wheel alignment, engine analyzers, scanners, ignition, fuel injection, emission systems, and electrical systems
• Troubleshooting and service of front and rear-wheel drive manual and automatic transmissions and transaxles
• Testing, servicing, and repairing of heating and air-conditioning systems

Course Schedule:

• Quarter 1: AUTOG 170, AUTOG 171, AUTOG 271
• Quarter 2: AUTOG 172, AUTOG 173, AUTOG 272
• Quarter 3: AUTOG 174, AUTOG 176, AUTOG 273
• Quarter 4: AUTOG 175, AUTOG 275, AUTOG 278
• Quarter 5: AUTOG 177, AUTOG 178, AUTOG 276

Individual Modules:

• AUTOG 170: Fundamentals of GM Auto Service Training
• AUTOG 171: General Motors Engine Repair
• AUTOG 172: GM Brake Systems
• AUTOG 173: GM Steering & Suspension Systems
• AUTOG 174: GM Manual Gear Trains and Transaxles
• AUTOG 175: GM Engine Management and Emissions Systems
• AUTOG 176: GM Electrical Systems
• AUTOG 177: GM Automatic Transmissions/Transaxles
• AUTOG 178: GM Heating and Air Conditioning
• AUTOG 271: Applied Learning GM Engine Mechanical
• AUTOG 272: Applied Learning GM Brake Systems
• AUTOG 273: Applied Learning Steering & Suspension Systems
• AUTOG 275: Applied Learning GM Engine Performance

Careers:

• Potential Career Paths:
• General Motors Service Technician
• Parts or Service Manager
• Sales
• Management
• Business ownership
• Employment Opportunities:
• New car dealerships
• Demand for Graduates: Strong demand for dealer-trained technicians over the next decade.