In the Automotive Technology program students learn will learn hands-on, top auto industry knowledge and skills.  Students begin the Auto Tech program starting in the 10th grade, completing a three course pathway sequence until graduation.  Auto Tech students will not only graduate with industry skills and knowledge, but the possibility to earn two industry certificates: SP-2 Safety Training and the Automotive Service Excellence certificate.

Students will gain top industry knowledge from experienced instructors, while training in a state of the art auto lab.  Graduates of this pathway will enter their post-secondary schooling or the workforce with a comprehensive background in vehicle diagnostics and repair work.  

Pathway Course Sequence:

• Auto Tech I
  10th Grade, semester class

• Auto II
  11th Grade, full year class

• Auto III
  12th Grade, full year class

CTE Center-Meridian Campus

The Auto Technology program creates an unique academic experience for students in the pathway.  Students will take this three-year sequenced pathway at the CTE Center Meridian Campus.

This center is located on the Meridian High School campus, in Meridian, Idaho.  It is a state of the art technical center, which houses the West Ada School District's auto, collision, diesel, early childhood education, welding, plant sciences and small gas engine pathways.

Did You Know?

Master Auto Mechanics can earn a salary of $70,000-$100,000 per year! 

Beginning mechanics with formal training and who hold industry certifications have an advantage when entering the workforce.