Automotive Service Technician (Apprenticeship Certificate)

About this programme

College approved title is Automotive Service Technician (GM-ASEP).Fulfill the in-class requirements for your Automotive Service Technician (GM) Apprenticeship. The Automotive Service Technician (GM-ASEP) Apprenticeship program has been designed by General Motors (GM) to prepare Automotive Service Technician apprentices for a career with GM dealerships. Applicants to the Automotive Service Technician GM program must: be currently employed in the trade by General Motors be formally registered as apprentices with the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development have a valid Offer of Classroom Training from the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development that includes your Ministry Client ID and approved Class Number Graduates are required to pass the Federal Red Seal Examination to qualify for a Certificate of Qualification in the Automotive Services Technician trade. If you are not an apprentice but may want to become one, visit www.earnwhileyoulearn.ca for detailed information. For Registered Apprentices: Over a two-year period, apprentices alternate between formal in-class training and hands-on work terms. During the work terms, apprentices are onsite at GM dealerships where they can apply their theoretical and practical skills while working on vehicles for real customers. Classroom instructors are trained by GM and know the latest trends in technology. General Motors provides apprentices with the opportunity to work on new vehicles, training components and various aids. Apprentices learn about electrical systems, air conditioning systems, fuel systems, drivelines, engine mechanicals, power trains, steering and suspensions, brakes, options and accessories, computer-operated and assisted systems, truck components and systems, and body and trim. Apprentices also develop the ability to identify and analyze problems and to apply the appropriate solutions.