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Mott Automotive Technology Program Joins Fiat Chrysler Training Network

The training program prepares people to work as level 1 technicians upon graduation from certified two-year training institutions.

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screen-shot-2016-12-08-at-10-55-50-amThe training program prepares people to work as level 1 technicians upon graduation from certified two-year training institutions.

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From Lynn Goff’s article on the MLive website:

Mott Community College’s automotive technology program has joined the network of Fiat Chrysler certified technical training school sites nationwide. Classes will begin with the winter 2017 semester.

FCA US LLC, a North American automaker headquartered in Auburn Hills, established the Mopar Career Automotive Program LOCAL in partnership with the National Coalition of Certification Centers (NC3), to train approximately 1,000 students annually, building a talent pipeline of certified Chrysler Fiat automotive technicians across the country.

To kick-off the partnership with Chrysler Fiat, MCC will host FCA executives and area Chrysler dealers Dec. 14 from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. to finalize the partnership and tour MCC’s Automotive Technology program facilities.

Click HERE to read the entire article about Mott Community College’s automotive technology program on the MLive website.

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