Click one of these links to find out more about us...
Adult Education

Agriculture

Applied Communications

Automotive Technology

Building Trades

Business Technology

Career Independence

Child Care

Collision Repair Tech

Computer/Networking

Computer Service Technology

Diesel Equipment Tech

EMS/Paramedic

Health Services Technology

Industrial Maintenance

Technical Math

Welding Technology

Litton Ag Center Link...

Contact:
Arch Haslar, Collision Repair Technology
660-646-3414 OR fax 660 646 3568
ahaslar@grts.org

Associate Degree Information

What Could Your Future Hold?

The Collision Repair Technology Program at GRTS prepares students to take advantage of the opportunities in many related areas which include:

  • Auto body repair
  • Auto body painting
  • Auto body estimation (shop supervisor)
  • Collision damage estimating (insurance)

Students attending either a 3-hour, 2-year or a 6-hour, 1-year course can get an intensive hands-on experience in repairing a variety of damaged vehicles. The work area is well equipped with an extensive inventory of power tools, as well as state-of-the-art frame equipment and painting facilities.

Refinishing Procedures (13883 bytes)

Students who successfully complete the program will receive a certificate of completion, as well as 30 articulated college credit hours, with North Central Missouri College in Trenton, as well as other community colleges.

Program of Study

  • Hand-tool/Power tool/Hydraulic Equipment Theory and Application
  • Auto Body & Frame Welding
  • Frame & Uni-body Construction Theory
  • Structural Analysis and Replacement
  • Non-Structural Analysis & Replacement
  • Suspension & Alignment
  • Metal Cutting Technology
  • Auto Plastics Repair
  • Refinishing Techniques
  • Automotive Electrical Systems
  • Mechanical Systems & Power Accessories
  • Shop Skills
  • Pre-Employment Preparation
  • Estimation

The program is coordinated with ASE and I-Car curriculum to prepare students for industry certification.

A+ Students Attend Free!

Earnings Can Exceed $37,000 Per Year

The I-Car Education Foundation states that the average yearly earnings can exceed $37,000 a year, including benefits such as paid vacation, health insurance, retirement programs, life insurance, and profit sharing. The more experience a technician acquires, the higher the possible yearly income.

Look at these figures as taken from the I-Car Foundation:

National Annual Income Averages

Trade Income
Tool & Die Maker $38,345
Electronics Technician $38,148
Collision Repair Technician $37,189
Machinery Mechanic $34,455
Chemical Technician $32,735
Carpenter (General/Maint.) $31,598
Heavy Truck Driver $30,577
Welder $29,590
Medical Lab Technician $27,369

The Grand River Technical School adheres to a policy of non-discrimination on the basis of race, sex, color, age, or handicapped condition. This policy is effective in all school-controlled programs, including admissions, retention, and financial aid.

Back to Top


Applied Communications | Adult Education | Agriculture | Automotive Services
Building Trades | Business Technology | Career Independence | Child Care
Collision Repair Technology | Computer/Network Technology | Computer Service Technology
Diesel Equipment Tech | EMS/Paramedic | Health Services Technology | Industrial Maintenance
Welding Technology | Technical Math | Home

This page updated by BK Web Works 03/20/2008.

Our state-of-the-art facility in Chillicothe, Missouri