Ford ASSET
Your Fast Track to Becoming a Certified Ford Automotive Technician
Our Ford Automotive Student Service Educational Training (ASSET) program prepares you for a career as a Ford technician through hands-on training and real dealership experience. Through our partnership with Ford Motor Company, you'll learn on current Ford vehicles using state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment. This program combines automotive technical training with academic skills in math, electronics and problem-solving. You'll secure a sponsorship with a Ford or Lincoln dealership where you'll apply classroom learning through on-the-job training.
PROGRAM GOALS
Master Ford Diagnostic Systems
Learn to use Ford's specialized diagnostic equipment, service information systems, and web-based training resources. You'll develop the skills to quickly identify problems in Ford vehicles using the same tools and software used by professional technicians in dealerships.
Become an Expert in Vehicle Systems
Gain hands-on experience in the operation, diagnostics, disassembly, and repair of multiple vehicle systems including steering, suspension, electrical, HVAC, engine, and driveline components. You'll learn to troubleshoot and fix problems in every part of a Ford vehicle.
Specialize in Ford Engine Performance
Develop in-depth knowledge of Ford engine performance systems, including ignition, emissions control, and fuel systems. You'll understand how these systems work together and how to diagnose and repair them when problems arise.
Ford ASSET
A.A.S.
Locations: Milford
The Ford ASSET program is a special training partnership between SCC and Ford Motor Company. Students learn to become Ford technicians through classroom learning and dealership experience. You'll earn while you learn by completing two eight-week cooperative experiences at your sponsoring dealership, working on actual customer vehicles.
ESTIMATED TUITION
$19,625
CREDIT HOURS
63
PROGRAM LENGTH
5 Terms
SCHEDULE
Full-Time
STARTING TERM
Fall
WHY SCC?
Where can I find a Ford ASSET program near me?
Our program is the only Ford ASSET school in Nebraska and the first one east of Washington state. Our unique location makes us accessible to students throughout the Midwest who want to become certified Ford technicians.
How hands-on is the Ford ASSET program?
You will spend 60% of your time in the lab using special factory tools and online Ford resources. You'll work on late-model vehicles donated by Ford, including a 2022 Ford Bronco and a 2022 Mustang Mach E. This hands-on approach prepares you for real-world situations you'll face as a technician.
Does the Ford ASSET program help with professional certification?
Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) gives SCC students who complete the Ford ASSET program credit for one year of the two-year requirement to become an ASE certified technician. This certification helps you earn more money and advance your career faster.
What are the instructors like in the Ford ASSET program?
Our Ford ASSET instructors bring industry experience to the classroom. They'll teach you how to diagnose and repair Ford vehicles from bumper to bumper. Our small class sizes give you plenty of one-on-one attention and access to equipment, helping you master the skills you need.
CAREER OUTCOMES
Ford Automotive Service Technician
Work directly on customer vehicles at Ford dealerships, diagnosing and repairing mechanical and electrical systems using computerized diagnostic equipment. You'll perform scheduled maintenance, troubleshoot complex issues and ensure vehicles meet Ford's performance standards.
Ford Diagnostic Specialist
Specialize in identifying complex vehicle problems using advanced diagnostic equipment and Ford-specific software. You'll analyze data, interpret test results and determine appropriate repair procedures for challenging technical issues.
Ford Service Advisor
Serve as the critical link between customers and technicians at Ford dealerships. You'll consult with customers about their vehicle concerns, explain needed repairs, provide cost estimates and communicate technical information in an understandable way.
Next Steps
Program Chair
Additional Resources
- Students entering this program may qualify for the Scott Pathway Scholarship.
- Students may also qualify for the Future Ready Workforce Program.
- Accreditation