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General Motors Automotive Service Educational Program

SCC - Seminole Community College General Motors ASEP Program

Seminole Community College and General Motors Corporation are pleased to offer the General Motors Automotive Service Educational Program (GM-ASEP). This unique program combines the technical training facility at SCC with regional General Motors dealers in a cooperative effort to produce highly qualified and trained technicians. Unique in its design and implementation of training, this is not just another automotive training program

The national success of the GM-ASEP Program is documented by the number of qualified technicians who have graduated and are now successful in the work force.

SCC has won national recognition for the quality of its automotive programs. The College was ranked second in the nation in 1996 for both affiliated and non-affiliated programs; first in 1997 for its non-manufacturer affiliated program; and first in 1998 for its manufacturer-affiliated programs. In 2006, the GM-ASEO was also named the top manufacturer-affiliated post-secondary automotive program in the nation by the Automotive Industry Planning Council (AIPC).

 

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ASEP-Training Tomorrow's Technicians Today!

GM-ASEP Features:

GM ASEP Student

  • Two years of training
  • Associate in Science degree
    (view curriculum)
  • Training by highly qualified instructors
  • Training on state-of-the-art GM vehicles and components
  • Cooperative work experience at a sponsoring GM dealership

To participate in SCC's GM-ASEP Program, you must be academically qualified, and you must have a General Motors dealership sponsor. It is the cooperative effort between the College and the dealership that will provide you with the needed on-campus training and with real work experiences on the job. The automotive industry has been experiencing a tremendous growth in the use of sophisticated technology (some vehicles have as many as 28 computers on-board) and requires technicians who are willing to learn and to adapt to changing technologies.

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Ronda Thacker
407.708.2230
Fax: 407.708.2404
thackerr@scc-fl.edu

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Did you know?

SCC's automotive faculty includes Master Technicians with more than 30 years of experience.

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