Aloha High School – Automotive Technology I

Mar 2026 · 2nd Semester

Dual Credit Available through PCC Are you interested in cars and trucks?  Have you thought about pursuing work in the automotive industry?  Would you like to learn how to care for your own vehicle?  Do you want to build confidence in your work experience and learn a life-long skill? Automotive Technology is designed for students who are interested in pursuing training after high school in Automotive Technology or related fields. The program is based on Automotive Service Excellence Education Foundation (formerly NATEF) industry standards. The auto tech program models industry standards with 50% hands-on experience and 50% academic content.  The curriculum is the maintenance and light repair of brakes, electrical, steering and suspension, engine performance, engines, heating a/c, and powertrains. Students are invited to participate in SkillsUSA contests, including hands-on competitions and leadership areas. Contests give students the opportunity to win scholarships and tools. Students participate in field trips including work site visits, trade college visits and industry activities including job shadows and internships. Classes will be held at the Aloha High School Automotive Shop. Instructors maintain ASE certifications for teaching to a set national curriculum standard. District transportation is provided from a student’s home high school to the Automotive Shop. Return transportation is either provided by the District or Tri-Met and is provided at no cost to the student.