If you’re a car enthusiast and enjoy working with your hands, you can learn how to repair and service Ford vehicles while forging a steady path to employment. To meet the high demand for trained service technicians in Colorado, Aims offers an associate degree program that gives you career-ready automotive service training on Ford vehicles. Even better, you can earn income and work history through a paid internship at a local Ford dealer.
Developed in partnership with Ford Motor Company, the Automotive Student Service Educational Training (ASSET) program is the first and only Ford service training program in Colorado.
The Aims Ford ASSET associate degree program will give you:
- The same expert automobile service technician training offered in the Aims Master Automobile Service Technology degree program, with an emphasis on Ford vehicles and components
- Multiple Ford Service Technician Specialty Training (STST) Certifications
- Hands-on paid training through an internship with a local Ford/Lincoln dealership
- A two-year college degree and the knowledge, skills and experience to become a Senior Master Level Service Technician when you graduate
The Aims Ford ASSET automobile service technology degree program is a hands-on learning experience where you’ll learn to use the latest diagnostic and repair equipment. You’ll have the chance to work directly on Ford vehicles, including electric and hybrid models in the state-of-the-art 45,000-square-foot Automotive and Technology Center, located on the Windsor Campus.
The Aims automotive programs are accredited by the Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Education Foundation. As you progress through the automotive repair degree program, you’ll also get the chance to earn ASE certifications in addition to your Ford STST certifications. These third-party industry certifications give you an advantage in the job market after graduating as a master automobile service technician.
The Aims Automotive Department offers free tours of the Automotive and Technology Center where you can ask questions and see the auto shop and simulators in action.
