Auto Mechanic Schools in Michigan

If you're thinking of becoming an auto mechanic in Michigan, you're starting at a good time. Michigan, long the automobile capital of the country, claims its fair share of the nation's auto mechanic shortage. Michigan automotive shops are even using headhunters to find good employees. Especially in demand are auto mechanics with exceptional technological and mechanical expertise, particularly in new hybrid technologies and diagnostic tools. Michigan auto mechanic schools can help you develop this expertise.

Michigan Automotive Career Outlook

Advanced knowledge in areas of auto mechanics likely will be needed in larger cities, such as Detroit and Flint. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), auto mechanics in Detroit earned a mean annual salary of $46,700 in 2006. And garages aren't the only organizations facing employee shortages--so are public secondary schools that offer auto mechanics courses. The Michigan Department of Education recently listed auto mechanics as a "critical teacher shortage area."

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Auto Campus & Online Mechanic Schools in Michigan

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Penn Foster Career School

Advance your career with our affordable, self-paced, career-focused distance education programs.

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  • Online
Selected Programs:
  • Auto Repair Technician
  • Diesel Mechanics
  • Motorcycle Repair Technician
  • Small Engine Repair
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Ashworth College

Earn your degree or diploma on your schedule and succeed at Ashworth College.

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  • Online
Selected Programs:
  • Auto Mechanics
  • Motorcycle Mechanics
 
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