Automotive Technology Training at Lincoln Tech
HANDS-ON, CAREER FOCUSED AUTO TRAINING PROGRAMS
Shift your career into high gear at Lincoln Tech, where you’ll learn industry best practices from ASE-Certified instructors.
Lincoln Tech campuses offering Automotive Technology Training have unique partnerships that take our training to the next level, including companies like Volkswagen and Tesla.*
BOOST YOUR CAREER
Your personalized hands-on training helps get your career started as an Automotive Technician in settings such as:
- Car Dealerships
- Independent Automotive Shops
- Fleet Maintenance Departments
Picture yourself working under the hood in real auto bays inside our fully-equipped shops with computerized diagnostic equipment and specialty tools. You’ll learn how to take apart and reassemble gasoline engines; diagnose no-start/fuel problems; work with brake lines, transmissions, transaxles, and much more.
All Auto Technology graduates are eligible to participate in the Tesla START training program at the brand new Tesla facility at Lincoln Tech’s Denver, CO campus. Learn from Tesla instructors and work with Tesla tools, equipment, and vehicles.
CAMPUSES OFFERING AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY TRAINING
We’re waiving our application fee! Apply now to take advantage of this limited-time promotion.
In 2024 Lincoln Schools are awarding more than $20 million in grants and scholarships to qualified students nationally—you could be next!
LINCOLN TECH AUTOMOTIVE INSTRUCTOR – KEN YOUNG
What drives Auto Instructor Ken Young from Lincoln’s Melrose Park campus? His passion for his students. Mr. Young grew up on the South Side of Chicago and attended Denver Auto-Diesel College (now Lincoln Tech, Denver) after high school. A few years later, he answered an ad for Lincoln Tech, and is now one of Melrose Park’s most beloved and admired Instructors.
Request more information today to take your career to the next level.
STUDENT TESTIMONIAL
“Lincoln Tech definitely gives you the most hands-on, real-time training. The instructors are all out in the field, experienced. That relays back into your profession and to what you should be doing.”
Paul Apap | Automotive Graduate
