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Train for a hands-on career working on the vehicles Texans rely on every day. The Automotive Technology programs at º£½ÇºÚÁÏ Tech’s Dallas/Fort Worth and Houston campuses teach you how to inspect, diagnose, maintain, and repair major vehicle systems including engines, brakes, steering and suspension, electrical systems, drivetrains, and climate control systems. Through a blend of classroom instruction and shop experience, you build practical skills used in modern automotive service environments.

Why Choose º£½ÇºÚÁÏ Tech in Houston or Dallas/Fort Worth for Automotive Training

º£½ÇºÚÁÏ Tech’s Texas campuses offer career-focused automotive training designed to help you prepare for entry-level technician opportunities in today’s increasingly technology-driven automotive industry. Discover the º£½ÇºÚÁÏ Tech difference for automotive skill development:

• Hands-on training in automotive diagnostics, repair, and maintenance using modern equipment and tools
• Instruction from ASE-certified instructors with real-world experience
• Training in engine repair, brakes, steering and suspension, A/C and electrical systems, transmissions, computerized diagnostics, and performance tuning
• Practice with diagnostic and troubleshooting techniques for today’s cars, trucks, and SUVs
• Training in computerized engine management systems, fuel systems, ignition systems, and emission controls
• Preparation for ASE certification exams
• Convenient day, afternoon, and evening program options

Automotive Technology Training Programs in Texas

• Program Name: Automotive Service Technology
• Credential: Diploma
• Format: Blended on-campus and online
• Schedule: Day, afternoon, evening options
• Outcome: Preparation for entry-level automotive service roles and ASE exams

Why an Automotive Technology Career is a Good Choice in Texas

Texas has one of the largest automotive markets in the country, with millions of registered vehicles and a strong transportation and logistics economy supporting demand for automotive service professionals. That’s likely why demand for auto mechanics in Texas is more than 3X the national average¹.

The Dallas–Fort Worth region is home to major highways, commercial transportation fleets, dealerships, and automotive service businesses, creating opportunities for trained technicians across a variety of automotive environments². And Houston has a massive highway system, a growing commercial trucking sector, and millions of drivers³.

As vehicles continue to incorporate advanced electronics and diagnostic systems, employers increasingly look for technicians with hands-on training and experience working with modern automotive technology.

¹ O*Net, , Retrieved on May 13, 2026

² Partners Real Estate. (2025). DFW: A premier inland logistics hub.  

³ Texas Department of Transportation. (n.d.). Vehicle registration counts by county.  

Get Automotive Training at º£½ÇºÚÁÏ Tech in Texas

Campuses that currently offer training in this program area are listed below, as well as links to exact program informational fact sheets: