Classes are offered in a modern facility comparable to professional shops using the latest available diagnostic and test equipment. New test equipment is added as necessary to maintain up-to-date equipment. Some of the equipment includes: Lab Scopes, Diagnostic Scanners and Diagnostic Tools, Digital Volt-Ohm Meters, Tire Machines and Tire Balancers.

Students receive technical training to enter the industry as entry level powersports and small engine service and diagnostic technicians. Through hands-on training in a shop environment and comprehensive classroom instruction, students learn to repair the complex electrical and computerized systems of today's powersports and small engine technology.

Career opportunities in the powersports industry include but are not limited to dealerships and independent repair shops.

Areas of Training
Introduction to Powersports
Shop Practices
4 Stroke Engine Principles
Wheels & Tires
Powersports & Equipment Services
2 Stroke Engine Principles
Precision Measuring
Fuel Systems
Frames & Suspensions
Powersports Electrics
Service Advising & Writing
Engine Management

For more information about the program or to enroll, please contact Rebeccah Stone at 620-252-7302 or via email at [email protected]

Fast Facts

Salary

25K to 40K/year.
Experienced 48K/year

Jobs

Entry Level Technician
Service Writer
Service Advisor
Parts Specialist

Certificate of Completion
Associates of Applied Science degree

Certifications