Newton Public Schools
Mobile Equipment Maintenance
The table below shows a progression of courses through the Mobile Equipment Maintenance pathway. Students who work through this progression are considered concentrators in the pathway. The list on the left displays the entire list of offerings available.
|
Courses |
Grade Level |
|
10, 11, 12 |
|
| Auto Restoration Techniques | 10, 11, 12 |
|
Auto I: Engine Repair, Engine Performance, Electrical Systems |
10, 11, 12 |
|
Auto II: Steering/Suspension, Brakes, Advanced Steering & Suspension, Drivetrain |
11, 12 |
| Auto III: Mobile HVAC, Electrical II, Engine Performance II |
12 |
What competition opportunities are available?
The Pratt Community College Automotive Technology Contest allows students to earn scholarships, including full books and tuition, to the PCC auto program as well as tools and equipment.
Are there other benefits to me in the Auto pathway?
YES! Auto students are concurrently enrolled with HCC earning college credit that requires NO TUITION. Upon program completion students can pursue advanced studies OR enter the workforce upon graduation.
What careers are available and how much money can I make?
Below is a list of a few career choices in Auto Technology.
|
Career Specialty |
U.S. Salary Median |
Education Requirements |
|
Auto Service Technician |
$27,150 |
High school diploma |
|
Auto Master Mechanic |
$36,610 |
Associates degree |
|
Aircraft Mechanic |
$55,210 |
Associates degree |
|
Mechanical Engineer |
$69,550 |
4-year degree |
Contact Information
Cory Unruh
Automotive Instructor
(316) 284-6280, ext. 2803
Bob Ziegler
Automotive Instructor
(316) 284-6280, ext. 2806
Automotive students learn to make engine repairs.
