NATEF / AYES UPDATE - MI Career Ed Conf · 2016-02-11 · ASE certification (A1 – A8) must be covered by instructors of record; Master Auto Service Technology (MAST) (includes MLR/AST)

NATEF / AYES UPDATE

Michigan Career Education ConferenceFebruary 1, 2016

Beti Yoder ASE Industry Education Alliance Midwest Manager

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Instructors

Career Path

ASE Student

Certification

Maintenance and Light

Repair

P2, C1, B6, A1-A9 Other Career

PathsL1, L2,L3

Required Work Experience None 1 Year 2 Years 3 Years

Duration of Certification 2 Years 5 Years 5 Years 5 Years

ASE Certifications Career Path

NATEF | AYES | ATMC | ASE INDUSTRY EDUCATION ALLIANCE

ASE Industry Education Alliance


Why NATEF?

Importance of Accreditation

• Keeps program current with technology• Industry Standard• National Recognition• Access to Donations• Access to the AYES Model

Why Changes

• Industry requested change• New Entry Level Positions in Industry• Bumper to Bumper knowledge• Learn specifics at Post Secondary Level• Deeper education on the job training

Benefits of Change

• Three levels of Accreditation• More vehicle knowledge for student• Some flexibility in classroom scheduling• Meet the current industry need for technicians

Number of Tasks

Number ofHours

Instructor Qualifications

Maintenance & Light Repair (MLR)

192 540 All instructors must be ASE certified in G1, A4, A5, and A6.

Auto Service Technology (AST)(includes MLR)

335 840 All instructors must be ASE certified in G1 & A6 plus ASE certification(s) in the categories they teach. All eight areas of ASE certification (A1 – A8) must be covered by instructors of record

Master Auto Service Technology (MAST)(includes MLR/AST)

422 1200 All instructors must be ASE certified in G1 & A6 plus ASE certification(s) in the categories they teach. Engine Performance instructors must have L1. All nine areas of ASE certification (A1 – A8, L1) must be covered by instructors of record

Tasks, Hours and Qualifications


Who is AYES?



• Partnerships among…- Automotive vehicle, parts, tool

and equipment manufacturers

- Dealer and trade associations

- State Department of Education and Labor

- Local OEM and Aftermarket service providers and secondary schools

Who is AYES?

Automotive Youth Education Systems



• Identifies, engages and encourages those who meet AYES standards to pursue careers in the industry- School-to-career process

• Develops business and education relationships to transition students to the workplace or post-secondary education

• Creates internships where students are mentored by an ASE Certified Technician

Who is AYES?

Automotive Youth Education Systems



• UPDATES• What is AYES

- Internship program/School to Work program

• Who should be involved- Any Student enrolled in NATEF Accredited Program is eligible

- QUALIFIED student with the desire to be in this industry• Why be involved

- Jump start student careers

AYES is Student Based



• Interest and Eligibility- Parental endorsement or acknowledgement.- Counselor (or other school administrator) acknowledgement.- Instructor endorsement.- Statement of intent to complete the AYES pathway/model.- Acceptable attendance and discipline records.

• Job Shadowing- Completion of the AYES career shadowing activity.


AYES Student Standards



• Academic Achievement- Completion of required safety course.- In good standing for on-time graduation.- Completion of one semester of a NATEF-accredited automotive, collision

repair/refinish, or M/H truck technology course of study at the secondary level.- Completion of SkillsUSA PDP Levels 1 and 2 (or equivalent).- Minimum overall grade point average (GPA) of C-equivalent.- Minimum GPA in automotive technology classes of B-equivalent.

• Recommendations and Endorsement- Completion of the job interview process.- Instructor and/or Advisory Committee

recommendation.


AYES Student Standards (cont’d)



• Application Requirements - Statement of intent to complete the 320-hour internship, if available.- Resume.- Letter of reference.- Minimum age of 16 by the start date of any employment opportunity.- Possess a valid Operator’s License, in good standing (i.e. clean driving record).- Have access to reliable transportation.- Be able to pass, drug, alcohol and other employment screening requirements.- myASE account or ASE ID number


AYES Student Standards


ASE Student Certification

• NATEF End-of-Program tests• Became National Automotive Student Skills

Standards Assessment tests (NA3SA)• Now: ASE Student Certification Test Series▫ Auto▫ Truck▫ Collision▫ Maintenance and Light Repair

Student Credentialing


• National student industry certification- Portable- Stackable

• Meets Perkins IV accountability requirement• Students may take any test twice in school year

(Pre/Post)• Pricing per student and school year• Access to state data by State DOE

The Details


Test Titles- Automobile

- 8 Systems Area (Engine Repair, Brakes, etc.)- New Maintenance & Light Repair

- Collision Repair / Refinish – 4 titles- M/H Truck

- Diesel Engines- Electrical / Electronics- Brakes- Steering / Suspension

The Details

THANK YOU

Beti YoderASE Industry Education AllianceArea Manager – [email protected] 936 5544

mailto:[email protected]

Documents

NATEF / AYES UPDATE - MI Career Ed Conf · 2016-02-11 · ASE certification (A1 – A8) must be covered by instructors of record; Master Auto Service Technology (MAST) (includes MLR/AST)