Electrical Vehicles/Automotive Services
- General Service Technician
- Electrical troubleshooting
- Engine performance and systems
- Diagnostic and Repair Technician
- Service at automotive dealerships
- Service at independent repair shops
EV/Automotive Services Job Opportunities Upon Completion
- Dealership Service Technician
- Independent Repair Center Technician
- General Maintenance Technician
- Service Lube Technician
- Porter
- Service Advisor
- Parts Counter Specialist
EV/Automotive ServicesClass Benefits
- 30 high school credits earned per year
- Develop skills leading to a high demand technical career
- UC "d" or "g" approved course
EV/Automotive ServicesCertifications Earned Within the Class
- New Ford Tech ACE
- Hyundai Motor America HPI
- Certificate of Completion
- Subaru SU Level 1 Training
- TTEN TECS Toyota Maintenance Certificate
- S/P2 Automotive Service and Safety Certificates
- Other OEM Certifications
- Dual enrollment with Evergreen Valley College, AUTO117 Automotive Principles
EV/Automotive ServicesEarned Outside of the Class
- ASE A-1 thru A-8 Certificates
- ASE G1 Maintenance and Light Repair Certificate
- Dual enrollment with Evergreen Valley College
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Tom NemethElectrical Vehicles/Automotive Services Teacher |
Bio:Tom Nemeth knows the importance of creating a challenging technical experience combined with a diverse academic curriculum for students. Nemeth comes to SVCTE with years of retail and corporate automotive experience, and it all started with a high school automotive vocational education and dealership internship. An ASE Master Automobile Technician, Toyota Master Technician, Nissan Technician, and a tinkerer of sports cars, Nemeth has always been enthusiastic about the automotive industry. His experience includes various positions for Nissan, Toyota, Hyundai, and Tesla. Nemeth is a graduate from Hartnell College, University of San Francisco, and Boston College. Why do you teach Career and Technical Education?Teaching automotive CTE is very rewarding. I am influencing students to visualize success and feel accomplished. Students are developing skills that will last their lifetime. |