Advanced Seminars

The Skyline College Automotive Department is dedicated to improving the education and competency levels of technicians in the area. Our "Advanced Seminars" series is dedicated to working technicians who are seeking in-depth explanations and improved skill levels. Call Rick Escalambre at 1-650-738-4410 to find out more and to register. We will post information on other seminars as it becomes available. For other automotive classes, click here.

State of California Department of Education
Train-The-Trainer
Summer Workshop

Intended Participants: This class is designed for all automotive instructors who want to increase their knowledge of the selected topics, improve their teaching techniques and diagnostic skills, and to meet their NATEF training requirements.

Where:

Skyline College Automotive Technology Department
3300 College Drive
San Bruno, CA 94066

When: June 18-22, 2007. M-F: 9-5 PM

Topics: OBD II Diagnostics: Includes Drive Cycles and Monitors, Making Sense of MODE 6, and Evaporative Emission Systems. A presentation will be given by the Foundation for Community Colleges and Smog Check Referee Program (Bring your questions regarding Engine Changes, Aftermarket Parts, etc.). The week will include extensive hands-on assignments that include testing and diagnosing a variety of vehicles.

Cost: Each student must register for 1.5 units, forty hours of college credit, and the cost is $43 for residents (Non-Resident fees are $276 for 1.5 units, plus $30 Enrollment Fee, $13 student fees, so the total cost is $319.00).

Materials (Binders and Book), refreshments, and lunches will be paid for by a variety of industry sponsors. This is approximately a $150 savings per person, so take advantage of this excellent opportunity and enroll early.

Enrollment: Seating is limited to 24 students!

Reserve a seat now by completing the information at the bottom of this section. A waiting list will be established and registration information will be sent out at a later date.

What to bring with you: Ear protection is required because there will be up to four dynamometers running at the same time. Don't forget the family and a warm jacket because there are a lot of things to do in the San Francisco Bay Area and the weather can change quickly.

Where to Stay: There are a variety of excellent hotels in the areas and every attempt will be made to get a discounted rate. RV Parking will be available on campus. The San Francisco Airport is four miles away and the Oakland Airport is a thirty minute drive.

Complete the following form and email it to escalambre@smccd.net, or fax it to 925-676-0890, or mail it to:

Skyline College, attn: Rick Escalambre
3300 College Drive
San Bruno, CA 94066

A printable form is located on this page.

For comments or questions about this site,
please contact the website designer, Lynley at: support@smogsite.com