Automotive Technology
The Automotive Technology Program provides students with the needed skills to enter an automotive servicing career successfully. This field has many opportunities for employment. The automotive industry is short of new technicians. The need for new technicians is in high demand. The jobs are there, and so is the pay.
At Kaskaskia College, we offer a college-level program certified by the National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF). Unlike expensive private colleges, we offer students quality education at an affordable price. Before graduation, all students must pass the ASE student certifications. We teach you how to fix a car, become certified, and go out and get a job after school.
Program Information
Automotive Videos
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Check out the new addition to KC's Automotive Technology Program!
Introducing The Hunter Force Diagnostic Wheel Balancer. This tool will allow students to learn how to diagnose tire and rim problems on modern vehicles.
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Why KC: Chuck DeBernardi
Job openings in the automotive industry are on the rise and KC's Auto Technology Program has the training to get you started.
Automotive Faculty
Charles DeBernardi
Assistant Professor of Automotive Technology
Kevin Wheeler
Automotive Work-based Learning CoordinatorContact Us
Charles DeBernardi
Assistant Professor of Automotive Technology
Phone | 618-545-3369
Location | Main Campus
Office | Science and Technology, ST 126
Admissions
Phone | 618-545-3040
Fax | 618-545-3393
Location | Main Campus
Office | Health and Business, HB 100
