Automotive Technology

The Automotive Technology program provides students with practical skills and knowledge essential for a career in the automotive industry. Through hands-on experience in a workshop environment, students learn how to inspect and service electronic systems, improve engine performance, understand general shop operations, and develop excellent customer service abilities.

A silver SUV is elevated on a hydraulic lift in an automotive repair shop, with tools and equipment visible in the background.
A person is working at a tire balancing machine in a workshop, with various tools and equipment visible in the background.
A group of four individuals, including a teacher and three students, are working together in a workshop, focusing on a metalworking project at a workbench with various tools and machinery in the background.
A person in a blue shirt is working on a silver car that is elevated on a lift in a garage or workshop setting.

Program of Study in Automotive Technology:

Successful completion of the program also enables students to earn an embedded math credit. 

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Meet the Instructor 

​Hello, I am Ashley Isner (Email Ashley Isner), and I teach Automotive Technology at Randolph Technical Center. With over 20 years of experience in the automotive field, I bring extensive practical knowledge to my teaching. My educational background includes a Bachelor of Arts in Social Studies from D&E College and a Master of Science Degree from Marshall University.

"Whether or not you like working on cars for employment or hobby everyone will have to have transportation to and from work and yes vehicles will break down!!!" - Ashley Isner