• Learn to assess structural and non-structural damage and repair needs.

• Develop skills to repair, paint, and replace damaged vehicle bodies.

• Work with metal, glass, and plastic exterior components.

• Repair and replace interior vehicle components.

• Gain experience working with paint and refinish systems.

• Learn and practice basic welding skills.

• Enhance your skills to prepare for a high-demand career pathway.

• Understand and work with plastics and adhesives

• Participate in SkillsUSA events and contests

• Work on client projects, solving real-world problems and scenarios

Auto Collision Repair Technicians are in high-demand. There are many career pathways in this field as your skills grow - including shop ownership.

"I have had many of Mr. Anthony's students work for me over the years and even now a large percentage of my employees are Upper Valley graduates. These students are some of the best employees that I have ever had!"

- Tom Martin
Owner of Piqua, Troy, & Sidney Body Carstar

• Auto Body Technician

• Parts and Paint Clerk

• Glass Installer

• Painter

• Detailer

• MIG Welder

• Body Shop Supervisor

• Glass Company Manager

• Insurance Adjuster

• Frame Straightener

Students who successfully complete the program are eligible for A.S.E. and I-CAR Certification testing.

Students who qualify have the opportunity to participate in one of three options for career development during their senior year. All three programs allow students to work within their career field while attending school on a modified schedule, so you they gain skills, experience and competitive wages.

Learn more here!