Long Beach City College

Meet Your Apprenticeship Team

• Kendra Madrid

  Vice President Workforce and Economic Development

• Dana Friez

  Interim Director Workforce Development

• Program 1/1

  Automotive Technician and Mechanic

  12-24 months to complete the program

  Access to this program is typically open to:

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    Current employees

    Incumbent workers referred to the program by their employer

    Individuals with specified industry or academic credential required prior to entry

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    Current Students

    Students enrolling in the program needing placement with an employer

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    Entry-Level Job Seekers

    Entry-level job seekers with no previous experience

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    General

    Workers with experience in the industry prior to apprenticeship

    Individuals who previously completed specified apprenticeship or pre-apprenticeship

  The courses required

  The courses required to complete the program are listed here. Many other courses of Related Instruction are also available and subject to apprenticeship waiver of fees.

  • Auto 200 - Introduction to Automotive Technology
  • Auto 214 - Automotive Wheel Alignment
  • Auto 215 - Automotive Brake Systems
  • Auto 216 - Automotive Electrical Systems
  • Auto 217 - Automotive Air Conditioning
  • Auto 218 - Automotive Fuel Systems

  Are there pre-conditions for entry into the Program or for apprentice job placement in this Industry Sector?

  • Completion of Automotive 200

  Meet the Program team

  • Stephanie Suarez, Workforce Development Manager
    ssuarez@lbcc.edu