Skyline College Automotive Technology programs offer students a well-equipped, modern facility, a large fleet of late model vehicles, and extensive hands-on training. Domestic and import car manufacturers provide substantial support of the programs offered by Skyline College. We currently offer a global career track training program designed for intermediate and entry-level students. Certificate and AS degree courses are offered during the day and evening. There are a number of advanced evening courses designed for working technicians and advanced level students.

Skyline College is nationally certified by the Automotive Service Excellence (ASE)  Education Foundation. This organization certifies automobile technician training programs offered by high schools, post secondary trade schools, technical institutes, and community colleges. ASE Educational Foundation certification signifies that the program meets uniform national standards for instructional facilities, equipment, staff credentials, and curriculum.

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Certifications/Partnerships:

Skyline College is nationally certified by the Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Education Foundation. This organization certifies automobile technician training programs and signifies that our program meets uniform national standards for instructional facilities, equipment, staff credentials, and curriculum.

Skyline College Automotive is a proud partner of Subaru University, Audi Educational Partnership, Nissan and Infinity Technician Training Academy, Ford ACE, and Mercedes Benz MB Campus.

NATEF Award Letters and Self Evaluation

ASE Educational Foundation certification has been extended to June 2022.

NATEF Program Renewal Accreditation Letter June 23, 2011  

NATEF Master Accreditation Letter to President Stroud April 1, 2011  

NATEF Self Study June 2011