Collision repair technicians straighten bent frames, remove dents, and replaced crumpled parts that are beyond repair to make cars and trucks look and drive like new.

Various occupations available to our graduates are body and sheet metal technician or helper, refinishing and paint technician or helper, frame technician, estimator or damage appraiser, shop manager, and sales in paint or parts.

The majority of graduates from the Bevill State Auto Body Repair Technology (ABR) program move into the field as technicians with particular areas of expertise.

A certificate in Auto Body Repair Technology can provide you with the foundation on which a rewarding career can be built. According to labor statistics, the number of technician positions is expected to grow faster than average because of the increasing number of vehicles on the road and the complexity of repairing damaged vehicles. The placement rate of graduates of the Bevill State Auto Body Repair Technology program has been almost 100% in recent years, with many students obtaining employment prior to graduation.