Academic Programs in Jamaica, New York
NYADI The College of Transportation Technology’s degree and certificate programs can help you start a career in automotive service. All of our academic programs are based on the standards set by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE), which tests and certifies automotive service professionals.
Quick Facts
- NYADI offers two Associate’s Degree Programs and three Certificate Programs.
- Students can focus on automotive technology, diesel technology, or collision repair.
- Graduates receive a $750 voucher for Snap-on brand tools.
- NYADI offers job search assistance, tutoring, and financial aid to those who qualify.
- Our campus in Jamaica, New York is easily accessible by subway, bus, and the LIRR.
The Automotive Technology program at NYADI fully trains students in the following areas of ASE certification:
- Automatic transmissions
- Brakes
- Electrical/electronic systems
- Engine performance
- Engine repair
- Heating and air conditioning
- Manual drive train
- Steering and suspension
NYADI offers a certificate program and an associate degree program for automotive technology:
Associate of Occupational Studies (AOS) in Automotive Technology
Our AOS in Automotive Technology is a 60-credit degree program. Students receive approximately 1,440 hours of training and can typically complete the program in less than 15 months. The AOS program integrates technical skills with communications and writing courses to prepare students for leadership positions in repair shops and other industry environments.
Certificate in Automotive Service Technology
The Automotive Service Technology certificate program consists of 45 credits and generally takes students 11 months to complete. The certificate program provides 1,080 hours of training and focuses on technical coursework.
Students in both the AOS and certificate program will benefit from NYADI’s industry partnerships with brands like Fiat Chrysler, Ford, Isuzu Trucks, and Mercedes-Benz.
The Automotive and Diesel Technology program is designed to prepare students in the following areas of ASE certification:
- Brakes
- Diesel engines
- Electrical/electronic systems
- Gasoline engine performance
- Heavy-duty chassis
- Preventive maintenance inspection
- Steering and suspension
NYADI offers both a certificate program and an associate degree program for automotive and diesel technology:
Associate of Occupational Studies (AOS) in Automotive and Diesel Technology
The AOS in Automotive and Diesel Technology is a 60-credit degree program. Students will receive approximately 1,440 hours of training and can typically complete the program in 15 months. The only program of its kind in the state of New York, it offers the benefit of a low faculty-to-student ratio and combines skills-based training with college-level writing and mathematics.
Certificate in Truck and Diesel Service Technology
The Truck and Diesel Service Technology certificate program usually requires 11 months to complete and provides 1,080 hours of training. Students complete 45 credits of coursework with a special focus on heavy-duty and diesel engine fuel systems.
Both the AOS and the certificate program help to prepare graduates to work as truck and diesel technicians or in related support roles.
Certificate in Collision Repair Technology
NYADI’s Collision Repair program is designed for students looking to focus on repair and refinishing for automobiles post-collision. This is a 48-credit certificate program that provides 1,152 hours of training and takes 12 months to complete. Certificate holders will be prepared to assess vehicle damage, utilize specialized diagnostics, and perform repairs.
Launch Your Career with NYADI
If you want a career in the rapidly growing automotive industry, choose an automotive trade school program that can give you the practical expertise you need on a timeline that works for you. The degree and certificate programs at NYADI in Jamaica, NY, use the most up-to-date equipment and resources to ensure students graduate with the knowledge they need to enter the growing automotive industry. To get more information, contact an admissions representative today.