... A specialization in Automotive Technology

Did you know that automotive technicians with an associate degree and computer skills can earn from $30,000 to $75,000 a year? They do—and you can too. But today, technology is advancing rapidly, and automotive systems are too product-specific for an import technician to be successful without specialized education and training. At Texas State Technical College in Waco , the Automotive Technology's Import Specialization provides product-specific training through the Toyota Technical Education Network (T-TEN) program.

TSTC and Toyota developed T-TEN to fill the growing need for highly professional, technically competent apprentice technicians for Toyota dealerships. Through this comprehensive link, Toyota and TSTC offer a variety of unique educational benefits including the latest in educational and instructional course materials, paid dealership cooperative education opportunities, scholarships and tools, dealership placement assistance and a state-of-the-art education on the latest components and vehicles.

The Automotive Technology program, ranked the leader in post-secondary automotive education, features approximately $3 million worth of the latest equipment and laboratories. AUT is certified by the National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation and its instructors are certified by Automotive Service Excellence.

Toyota-Technical Education Network

www.t-ten.com

In addition to applying for application to the college, the T-TEN specialization requires acceptance in to the program. Please complete and return the T-TEN application [pdf].