Imagine yourself using the latest diagnostic scan tools, computer repair software, and the newest tools and equipment while learning to diagnose and repair vehicles.
Are you ready to be a part of one of the largest cutting edge industries?Imagine yourself using the latest diagnostic scan tools, computer repair software, and the newest tools and equipment while learning to diagnose and repair vehicles.
That's what your experience at LRATC will look like as you gain the skills required to pursue an exciting new career in the Automotive Industry.
Students learn the fundamentals of various vehicle systems including brakes, steering and suspension, engine management, vehicle drivability, dive lines, and axles.
Students will be taught the theory and will apply those concepts to practical tasks in our modern facility. What makes a successful Automotive Technician?
If you have a passion for cars and want a rewarding career where the work is varied and there is never a dull moment LRATC Automotive Technology is your first step!
Prerequisites And Helpful Skills
Internship
Our accredited program concludes with a four week work practicum where students have the opportunity to showcase their newly acquired skills in dealerships and independent repair facilities.
Certification
LRATC will award certificates to students who successfully complete all requirements of this eight-credit program.
Apprenticeship Opportunities
The Automotive Technology program at LRATC is accredited by Apprenticeship Manitoba under the trade of Automotive Service Technician. To receive credit for Level 1 in-school Technical Training and a time credit of 900 hours, students must:
Welcome to the Louis Riel Arts & Technology Centre (ATC).
Our dedicated staff will provide you with many challenges and opportunities for growth. We are committed to providing students with relevant programs in an environment that encourages strong working relationships with staff—essential ingredients to student success. ATC programs are up-to-date, and based on effective teacher-led instruction. Our programs enable students to begin and, in some cases, complete their post-secondary education while in high school. Many students choose to attend ATC following high school graduation, with most eligible for a significant reduction in tuition fees.
We provide a unique service for students who wish to earn a Provincial Mature Student High School Diploma in addition to their ATC program certificate by offering provincially approved English, Math, and History high school credits.
We take pride in the success of our graduates many of whom have successfully entered the workforce upon program completion. Many others have pursued industry-led training programs or further college or university education.
Our staff work closely with industry advisory groups and maintain active partnerships to ensure that programs are relevant to student needs and compliant with business and industry standards. ATC and business/industry partnerships also benefit students by assisting them in developing meaningful connections and facilitating transitions for employment. At ATC, your success is our primary concern; we are dedicated to serve the needs of the learner community. We invite you to join us in an exciting and dynamic educational experience.
Our Vision
The Arts & Technology Centre is a leader in career and technical education dedicated to excellence, inspiring individual success and community prosperity.
Mission Statement
The Arts & Technology Centre empowers students to fulfill their goals related to skilled careers, post-secondary education and personal success.
We place a priority on quality, industry-driven training in a professional culture defined by high expectations and supportive relationships.
Benefits
friendly, professional atmosphere
small campus
relevant training for in-demand jobs
solid foundation for further post-secondary education
focus on student learning and success
meaningful internships in industry
relationship building with employers
up-to-date equipment and facilities
certificates issued upon successful completion
low tuition fees
teachers are certified by Manitoba Education
teachers are industry certified where applicable
Apprenticeship opportunities
High School Apprenticeship Program
participation in industry-based competitions
scholarships and awards
For Student Convenience
cafeteria services
recreational facilities
parking and access to city transit
What Students Say About ATC
"...full day programming...easier to focus on the course(s) at hand with no worry about too many subjects"
"learn applicable job skills"
"knowledgeable and supportive staff"
"affordable tuition"
"caring and professional atmosphere"
"...great courses that are well established"
"small teacher/student ratios"
"learning skills to meet today's job market"
This instructor-led, live training (online or onsite) is aimed at automotive professionals who wish to implement the ISO 26262 standard within their organization.
This program gives you an understanding of the basic purpose, construction, operation, and service of component parts and assemblies of an automobile.
By performing routine car checks and maintenance, the graduates of this course are able to save money and avoid costly repairs.
In 6 months, you could be a trained automotive technician with the core skills and abilities employers are looking for.
The 9-month Automotive Service Technician (Pre-Employment) Diploma is a provincially-accredited apprenticeship program that was developed by government and approved by the Provincial Apprenticeship and Certification Board.
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