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Employer-Assisted Continuing Ed.
Enroll in an automotive program at a New Hampshire Community College and pay only half the tuition—the grant covers the rest.
State-Assisted Continuing Ed.
Explore a state-funded program that helps you earn valuable experience, education, and credentials at the same time.
Mentorship Program
Explore how internships, job co-ops, and mentors all amount to a community-based learning approach.
Advisory Boards
Advisory Boards provide information, counsel, and recommendations to the individual auto technician programs and are composed of the community they serve.
The NH Automotive Education Foundation
Advancing the automotive workforce through financial aid, educational partnerships, and industry collaboration.
Meet the Foundation
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MAKE YOUR PASSION A CAREER

Real Outcomes, Real Careers

High demand, hands-on work, and room to move up. Explore the numbers driving career momentum statewide.
2,600+
Motor Vehicle Businesses in NH
25
Automotive Schools
$110,480
Average New England Dealership Compensation
22,000+
Motor vehicle industry employees in New Hampshire

Join an industry that is equally rewarding and fulfilling.

Whether you’re just getting started or looking to take the next step, the automotive industry provides room to learn, grow, and move forward. Follow the journey below to see how skills and experience can build into a rewarding career.

C-TECH

Performing basic repair jobs such as oil changes, minor brake work, and general services.

ENTRY LEVEL B-TECH

Disassembles and performs partial or complete overhaul of engines, transmissions, differentials, etc.

ADVANCED LEVEL B-TECH

Expanding upon entry level duties at a more advanced skill level. Duties become more advanced.

MASTER LEVEL A-TECH

A tech who has the ability to understand, diagnose and repair all systems on a vehicle.