Community College of Baltimore County’s automotive service technology program in Catonsville, MD, is designed to provide training for the next generation of car service technicians.
From Jon Bleiweis’ article on The Baltimore Sun website:
Evan Buchman’s first car was as old as he was. When he was 15, he got a 1998 Volvo V70.
The Catonsville teenager had plenty of work to do to make sure it ran smoothly.
He realized he enjoyed learning new skills — being able to repair his car — and he’s making a career out of it.
The first-year student at Community College of Baltimore County is one of about 80 full-time students in the school’s three-decade-old automotive service technology degree program.
Based on the Catonsville campus, it is designed to provide training for the next generation of car service technicians and mechanics. The college also offers night and weekend classes, essentially a la carte, for about 250 students interested in learning more about cars, but not in getting a degree.
Click HERE to read the entire article about the automotive program at Community College of Baltimore County on The Baltimore Sun website.
