Mechanic Training


Find an accredited mechanic technician training program at a trade school near you. Use the program search application and choose a school, they’ll call you to answer your questions about their classes, financial aid availability, job placement or other.

All programs are not available in all locations.

Many available types of mechanic certification classes are available including:

Colleges with Mechanic Training Programs

Mechanic Schools Across the US.

A Normal Mechanic Career Path:

  • If you’re still in high school, take all relevant trade, math and science courses!
  • Earn high school diploma or GED.
  • Take classes at an accredited trade school or community college.
  • Earn your diploma or degree to become an automotive technician.
  • Take further training in your specialty of choice like watercraft, motorcycle, aircraft or other

Mechanic School Costs:

“There are a few different options for becoming a certified auto mechanic. They are either online, from a certificate program, or an associate’s degree program. After a certificate or diploma is received, there is the option to take the certification exam through the National Institute for Auto Service Excellence (NIASE).

  • Certificate: 6 mo – 2 yr – $5,000-$20,000
  • Degree: 2 yr full time – $10,000-$25,000“

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