Industry
The CAAT works with automotive industry employers to prepare students for careers in emerging advanced automotive technologies.
Through Macomb Community College and Wayne State University, the CAAT works very closely with automotive industry employers to respond to their immediate and future talent and educational needs. Macomb Community College and Wayne State University are active participants in the
Michigan Alliance for Greater Mobility Advancement (MAGMA).
Our programs include:
- Developing and delivering specialized curriculum, training, and worker preparation.
- Funding the development of specialized curriculum for incumbent or new employee training by partnering with a local community college or university.
We currently have 18
Seed Funding projects completed.
- Provide graduates from a variety of certificate and associate and bachelor degree programs
Our
Career Pathways page summarizes these programs and pathways.
- Provide internship opportunities for students.
Contact the CAAT at
CAAT@macomb.edu with your questions or for assistance.
Other Resources:
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National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) offers accredited automotive programs around the country.
Formerly NATEF
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Driving Change: Greening the Automotive Workforce offers green and/or growing occupations and related training programs in the states of Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio. Search for training programs in occupations such as Automotive Service Technician, Automotive Specialty Technician, Engineering Technician, Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technician, and Electrical Engineering Technician.
Driving Change is funded by the State Labor Market Information Improvement Program of the
U.S. Employment and Training Administration, and is a tri-state research consortium of the Indiana, Michigan and Ohio Labor Market Information Offices tackling changes in the auto industry and resulting workforce needs.