Auto Body Schools

Automotive body repairers, also called collision repair technicians or auto body mechanics, are highly sought after skilled crafts people who repair parts of vehicles that are damaged by collisions or accidents, rust, or other causes.

Most vehicles that have sustained damage from a collision can be repaired and refinished to look and drive like new. An automotive body repairer removes dents, straightens or aligns bent frames or bodies, and replaces parts that cannot be repaired. Collision repair technicians repair all types of vehicles including cars, SUVs, and small trucks. (Source: CityTownInfo.com)

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Universal Technical Institute's collision repair and refinishing technology (CRRT) curriculum is based on the industry standard “I-CAR Enhanced Delivery” and is ASE/NATEF Master certified in all five areas of auto body repair. From welding and cutting to frame alignment and paint color theory, you'll get the specialized, hands-on training you need to repair structural and non-structural damage on cars and trucks.


Lincoln Technical Institute's certified instructors will train you in every detail of collision repair, structural materials and technological advances, including the ins and outs of auto body construction, surface prep, dent repair, welding and cutting.



As a trained Nashville Auto-Diesel College Collision Repair and Refinishing Technician, you will learn the ins and outs of body construction, surface prep, dent repair and welding and cutting.