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ASEP - Get With The Program Imagine a two-year apprenticeship at specially selected, trained and equipped community colleges in Canada with the most advanced, practical automotive technical training going. That's what ASEP is all about - a solid education combined with invaluable work experience at a General Motors Dealership. Introduction to ASEP Discover how the AESP program can train you in leading edge diagnostic and repair techniques on today's GM vehicles. Qualifications & Requirements Find out how you can become eligible for participation in the ASEP program. Colleges & Contacts GM ASEP Instructors in Canada Click the links below to either e-mail an ASEP instructor or access an ASEP college's Web page.
Regional Training Manager How The ASEP Program Works Over a two-year period, you'll be trained on a rotational basis with eight weeks in the classroom and eight weeks hands-on, paid work experience in a GM dealership. And you'll be happy to know that ASEP's classroom instructors are trained by General Motors and are in tune with the latest trends in technology. You'll also have the advantage of learning with the latest models of GM vehicles. An ASEP Dealer Coordinator will supervise your work at the dealership and complete reports that document your progress. You will also learn about shop routine and general procedures, as well as how to communicate with customers. Take a look at some of the courses ASEP has to offer:
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For more info about ASEP call 1-800-GM-DRIVE. Requirements for The ASEP Program Student Qualifications To qualify for the ASEP program, you must be a Grade 12 graduate or equivalent, with a strong academic background in Math, English and Physics, and successfully complete a college administered entrance examination. You must arrange for a General Motors Dealer to sponsor you and register with the appropriate Provincial Government Apprenticeship Agency. If you need help finding a GM Dealer, ask your high school about their co-op programs, as many GM Dealers are on high school co-op program lists. Then, all you have to do is fulfill your employment commitment and keep up the academic and attendance standards by taking part in all of the learning activities. Government Assistance Of course, you're responsible for buying your own basic hand tools (approx. $2,000), but government assistance may be available for some program costs if you qualify. Tools Assistance To help ease the cost of supplies, Snap-on Tools offers a start-up program for ASEP students. Simply e-mail jack.wilson@snapon.com or call 1-888-451-8665 for more details. Rewards And get this-while in the dealership portion of your training, you are a paid employee of the dealership. This way, you can "earn as you learn". ASEP offers excellent financial rewards to those who master the technical aspects of modern automotive technology. So get in there and roll up your sleeves. Updating Courses Your work experience will give you the opportunity to apply the theory you've learned in the classroom, establishing a solid foundation for further development of your skills and knowledge. And once you're finished ASEP, your education doesn't stop there. Ongoing GM updating courses will keep you on the leading edge of automotive technology. |
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