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NATEF Automobile Accreditation Model
Industry mix of work changing—more maintenance
Employers want entry-level with foundational knowledge
AYES movement to student-focus, less program involvement
Model the same for 30 years TIME for a CHANGE
Last year workshops convened to review model
Input from OEs, employers, instructors Webinars held Draft model proposed Vetted out through industry meetings and
instructor conferences
Final face-to face workshop held in March
Two webinars held ◦ (most recent one was May 4)
Proposed new model approval approved by NATEF Trustees and ASE Board of Directors
0 20 40 60 80 100
Manual Drive Train & Axles
Automatic Transmission & Transaxle
Heating & Air Conditioning
Engine Repair
*Engine Performance
*Electrical/Electronic Systems
*Suspension/Steering
*Brakes
Number of Tasks
* Minimum Required Areas for Automobile Accreditation
0 20 40 60 80 100
Manual Drive Train & Axles
Automatic Transmission & Transaxle
Heating & Air Conditioning
Engine Repair
Engine Performance
Electrical/Electronic Systems
Suspension/Steering
Brakes
Number of Tasks
Maintenance & Light Repair
0 20 40 60 80 100
Manual DriveTrain & Axles
Automatic Transmission & Transaxle
Heating & Air Conditioning
Engine Repair
Engine Performance
Electrical/Electronic Systems
Suspension/Steering
Brakes
Number of Tasks
Maintenance & Light Repair
Automobile Service Technology
0 20 40 60 80 100
Manual Drive Train & Axles
Automatic Transmission & Transaxle
Heating & Air Conditioning
Engine Repair
Engine Performance
Electrical/Electronic Systems
Suspension/Steering
Brakes
Number of Tasks
Maintenance & Light Repair
Automobile Service Technology
Master Automobile Service Technology
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2012 Auto Accreditation Model
MAST AST Maintenance & Light Repair
Number of Tasks
Number of Tasks
Number of Hours
Instructor Qualifications
Maintenance & Light Repair (MLR)
191 540 All instructors must be ASE certified in A4, A5, A6 and A8.
Auto Service Technology (AST) (includes MLR)
331
840 All instructors must be ASE certified in A6 plus ASE certification(s) in the categories they teach. All eight areas of ASE certification must be covered by instructors of record
Master Auto Service Technology (MAST) (includes MLR/AST)
366 1080 All instructors must be ASE certified in A6 plus ASE certification(s) in the categories they teach. All eight areas of ASE certification must be covered by instructors of record
Program Information: ◦ Materials for accreditation under the new model will be
available beginning July 1, 2012 on website Phase-in Plan: to accredit under 2008 standards ◦ Application in by November 30, 2012 ◦ On-site approved by December 31, 2012 ◦ Final approval by June 30, 2013
Applications in after November 30, 2012 must use new standards (2012)
NATEF recognizes the major change in program accreditation standards and is committed to working with each state, program and instructor
Attending various instructor meetings this summer
Email communications to programs, CTE administrators, instructors
Exhibiting at Skills USA and ACTE ETL workshop Parallel review of existing standards Start work with Collision and Med/Hvy Truck
