Learn and hone essential skills from brake system servicing and steering to suspension service, wheel alignment, electronic systems and more as you earn apprenticeship technical training credit toward Interprovincial (Red Seal) certification. You’ll be prepared for a wide range of opportunities in the mechanics trade from automotive service technician and parts technician to service writer or service manager.

 This program is currently not available to international applicants.
Program Details

 

Where: Campbell River, Port Alberni
Starts: Fall (September), Winter (January)
Length: 30 weeks
Delivery: On-campus, Scheduled

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Priority Admission is available for Indigenous students.
Complete the Indigenous Priority Admission form as part of your application.

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Graduating high school with my NIC trades certificate showed my employers my enthusiasm for cars and made me a lot more employable. It was my jump start.

Austin Mccoombs, NIC Automotive grad

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