Welcome
The General Motors Automotive Service Educational Program is a two year automotive program designed to provide GM dealers with highly qualified and motivated entry level technicians. The curriculum is designed by General Motors and SCC and leads to an associate degree. The program involves attending classroom lecture and laboratory experiences on GM products at SCCs Milford Campus and a unique opportunity for students to work at a General Motors dealership. Since considerable time is spent at the dealership, the program requires the student to have a sponsoring General Motors dealer. The main responsibility of the dealership is to provide training related employment for the student during the work experience periods.
You're a Good Fit for this program because . . .
Overview
SCC’s General Motors Automotive Service Educational Program is a strategic
alliance between the student, General Motors, General Motors dealers, and SCC.
The ASEP program was created to develop much-needed qualified dealership
technicians. This program incorporates the most advanced automotive technical
training with a strong academic foundation of math, reading, electronics,
analytical, and technical skills. The ASEP program teaches exclusively on
General Motors products and current products, giving students a unique edge at
the dealership. This program allows students to get on-the-job training at a
sponsoring General Motors dealership. During odd-numbered quarters (1-3-5-7),
students are in the classroom gaining knowledge and completing lab work. During
even-numbered quarters (2-4-6), students are at the dealership gaining
experience. This program is NATEF certified by Automotive Service Excellence, a
nationally recognized organization that certifies technicians and automotive
programs. Mission
The mission of the General Motors Automotive Service Educational
Program is to prepare individuals for employment as high-quality,
entry-level technicians with General Motors dealers. Employment Outlook
The number of jobs for automotive service technicians and
mechanics is projected to grow faster than average for all occupations over the next decade.
Employment growth will create many new jobs, but total job openings
will be significantly larger because many skilled technicians are
expected to retire and will need to be replaced. Graduates report
an average starting salary of $10.80 per hour, with a high salary
of $18 per hour. Starting Terms
Please call Admissions Office, 402-761-8243.GENERAL MOTORS ASEP AUTO SERVICE ED PROG- Take ASEP-1170 ASEP-1173 ASEP-1175 ASEP-1177 ASEP-1360 ASEP-1363 ASEP-1379 ASEP-1901 ASEP-1902 ASEP-1911 ASEP-1912 ASEP-2528 ASEP-2529 ASEP-2537 ASEP-2538 ASEP-2561 ASEP-2743 ASEP-2747 ASEP-2748 ASEP-2749 ASEP-2901 ASEP-2911 WELD-1181;
GENERAL ED REQUIREMENT CORE- Take SPCH-1090 or SPCH-1110 or SPCH-2810;
- Take ENGL-1010 OR ENGL-1110
- Take PHYS-1150
- Take 2 classes from the following . No 2 classes from the same area.
- Take 2 classes from the Math, Social Sience, Humanities; and/or Computer Technology;
Program Requirements & Student Responsibilities
- Although it is not necessary for you to have a potential dealer
sponsor at this point, please contact the College regarding
sponsorship. If any dealers are interested in sponsoring you,
please indicate so on your application.
- Complete and submit the Candidate Application and return it to
SCC's Milford Campus. Students accepted for this class will be
chosen on a first-come, first-served basis.
- All applicants are responsible for scheduling an appointment to
take the COMPASS test. The pre-tests will be in the areas of
writing, reading and math. ACT scores may be accepted. Please call
the SCC Milford Campus Assessment Office, 402-761-8202 or
1-800-933-7223, Ext. 8202 for an appointment.
- Applicants with satisfactory test scores will be contacted to
proceed with their interview with a General Motors Corp.
dealership. Applicants who did not achieve satisfactory scores will
be notified as soon as possible regarding their status and
recommendations for correcting deficiencies.
- The student will be notified by mail if their application has
been accepted or rejected for the General Motors ASEP program.
Those selected also will receive additional information from SCC
regarding registration and orientation.
- Obtain a General Motors dealer sponsor.
- Provide sponsoring employer (GM dealer) with responsible and
productive employment.
- Participate in all learning activities at scheduled
times.
- Attain a minimum grade-point average of 2.0 in each
prerequisite program course to continue.
- Maintain attendance standards.
- Be responsible for program costs: tuition, fees, books, tools,
housing, etc. Wear work uniforms and safety glasses during campus
and dealership training.
- Regular, punctual attendance is required in all classes. Each
instructor will inform students by means of a written syllabus of
attendance requirements at the first class meeting.
- Students enrolling in the Automotive Service Educational
Program are required to provide hand tools for use in the lab while
on coop and for use after graduation. While this can appear to be
expensive, it also is an investment in your future since the tools
will be used for many years. During the first week of the first
quarter, students will be offered opportunities to purchase these
tool sets from various manufacturers at considerable discount.
Students who already have tools will only need to purchase the
tools necessary to complete the set of required tools.
Welcome
The General Motors Automotive Service Educational Program is a two year automotive program designed to provide GM dealers with highly qualified and motivated entry level technicians. The curriculum is designed by General Motors and SCC and leads to an associate degree. The program involves attending classroom lecture and laboratory experiences on GM products at SCCs Milford Campus and a unique opportunity for students to work at a General Motors dealership. Since considerable time is spent at the dealership, the program requires the student to have a sponsoring General Motors dealer. The main responsibility of the dealership is to provide training related employment for the student during the work experience periods.
You're a Good Fit for this program because . . .
Overview
SCC’s General Motors Automotive Service Educational Program is a strategic
alliance between the student, General Motors, General Motors dealers, and SCC.
The ASEP program was created to develop much-needed qualified dealership
technicians. This program incorporates the most advanced automotive technical
training with a strong academic foundation of math, reading, electronics,
analytical, and technical skills. The ASEP program teaches exclusively on
General Motors products and current products, giving students a unique edge at
the dealership. This program allows students to get on-the-job training at a
sponsoring General Motors dealership. During odd-numbered quarters (1-3-5-7),
students are in the classroom gaining knowledge and completing lab work. During
even-numbered quarters (2-4-6), students are at the dealership gaining
experience. This program is NATEF certified by Automotive Service Excellence, a
nationally recognized organization that certifies technicians and automotive
programs. Mission
The mission of the General Motors Automotive Service Educational
Program is to prepare individuals for employment as high-quality,
entry-level technicians with General Motors dealers. Employment Outlook
The number of jobs for automotive service technicians and
mechanics is projected to grow faster than average for all occupations over the next decade.
Employment growth will create many new jobs, but total job openings
will be significantly larger because many skilled technicians are
expected to retire and will need to be replaced. Graduates report
an average starting salary of $10.80 per hour, with a high salary
of $18 per hour. Starting Terms
Please call Admissions Office, 402-761-8243. Take ASEP-1170 ASEP-1173 ASEP-1175 ASEP-1177 ASEP-1360 ASEP-1363 ASEP-1379 ASEP-1901 ASEP-1902 ASEP-1911 ASEP-1912 ASEP-2528 ASEP-2529 ASEP-2537 ASEP-2538 ASEP-2561 ASEP-2743 ASEP-2747 ASEP-2748 ASEP-2749 ASEP-2901 ASEP-2911 WELD-1181;
Take SPCH-1090 or SPCH-1110 or SPCH-2810;
Take ENGL-1010 OR ENGL-1110
TAKE ENGL-1010
Take PHYS-1150
Take 2 classes from the following . No 2 classes from the same area.
Take 2 classes from the Math, Social Sience, Humanities; and/or Computer Technology;
Program Requirements & Student Responsibilities
- Although it is not necessary for you to have a potential dealer
sponsor at this point, please contact the College regarding
sponsorship. If any dealers are interested in sponsoring you,
please indicate so on your application.
- Complete and submit the Candidate Application and return it to
SCC's Milford Campus. Students accepted for this class will be
chosen on a first-come, first-served basis.
- All applicants are responsible for scheduling an appointment to
take the COMPASS test. The pre-tests will be in the areas of
writing, reading and math. ACT scores may be accepted. Please call
the SCC Milford Campus Assessment Office, 402-761-8202 or
1-800-933-7223, Ext. 8202 for an appointment.
- Applicants with satisfactory test scores will be contacted to
proceed with their interview with a General Motors Corp.
dealership. Applicants who did not achieve satisfactory scores will
be notified as soon as possible regarding their status and
recommendations for correcting deficiencies.
- The student will be notified by mail if their application has
been accepted or rejected for the General Motors ASEP program.
Those selected also will receive additional information from SCC
regarding registration and orientation.
- Obtain a General Motors dealer sponsor.
- Provide sponsoring employer (GM dealer) with responsible and
productive employment.
- Participate in all learning activities at scheduled
times.
- Attain a minimum grade-point average of 2.0 in each
prerequisite program course to continue.
- Maintain attendance standards.
- Be responsible for program costs: tuition, fees, books, tools,
housing, etc. Wear work uniforms and safety glasses during campus
and dealership training.
- Regular, punctual attendance is required in all classes. Each
instructor will inform students by means of a written syllabus of
attendance requirements at the first class meeting.
- Students enrolling in the Automotive Service Educational
Program are required to provide hand tools for use in the lab while
on coop and for use after graduation. While this can appear to be
expensive, it also is an investment in your future since the tools
will be used for many years. During the first week of the first
quarter, students will be offered opportunities to purchase these
tool sets from various manufacturers at considerable discount.
Students who already have tools will only need to purchase the
tools necessary to complete the set of required tools.