Automotive Collision Repair & Refinishing
Adult and High School Students
Automotive collision technicians are trained in automotive body repair and refinishing. Students in this program learn how to repair damaged bodies and parts of vehicles by straightening, removing dents and replacing damaged auto body parts. Develop skills to become a Collision Non-structural Repair & Refinishing Technician, and prepare to take the I-CAR Certification. Train in a modern, updated facility with industry-standard tools and equipment. The industry standard curriculum and experiences help prepare students to complete the program with student ASE certifications.
Program highlights
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Restore the beauty of the original exterior by applying professional techniques of metal and plastic fabrication and refinishing
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Operate the same advanced collision repair and painting equipment as industry professionals
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Assess, estimate, repair, and recondition a wide range of vehicles using advanced welding, sanding, and painting techniques
Career focus
Prepared for immediate employment, advanced certifications, and further education
Certifications I Internships/Career Coaching I National Competitions
Program Details
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Financial Aid & Scholarships
The Moore Norman Technology Center Foundation is proud to announce the April MNTC Student of the Month (Adult) Bennett Betz.
Bennett Betz, an adult student in MNTC’s Automotive Collision Repair and Refinishing program, has earned high praise for his dedication, leadership, and work ethic.
Applications are closed, EXCEPT:
All career programs start with an online application process.
All other career program applications for the 2025-2026 school year are closed.
Try a short term class
Are you a working adult with limited time? Explore short term classes offered to fit various schedules. Click the image below to see training currently offered in transportation related careers.