PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
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This two-year program prepares students with technical skills to service, maintain and diagnose Powersport vehicles, such as Motorcycles, All-Terrain Vehicles (ATV’s), Utility Terrain Vehicles (UTV’s), and Personal Watercraft. Students receive hands-on training in two-stroke and four-stroke engines, drive-train systems, suspension, brakes, electrical diagnosis, and engine management systems.
Apart from the core curriculum, learners are trained through externships and an integrated project with professionals.
After completion of the Powersports Technology program, successful candidates will be prepared to seek one or more certifications like the Snap-On Multimeter and the Torque and Precision Measurement. Through this program and certification, students can look into becoming an ATV or a motorcycle mechanic.
CAREER PATHWAYS
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Careers that a student could pursue after receiving their certification(s) are: Powersports maintenance mechanics, powersport vehicle service technician, parts & retail sales representative, service manager*
According to the the Market Research Future (MRFR) the global powersports industry is predicted to grow significantly and remain a lucrative industry.
Powersports Technician entry-level salary: $12.00 – $17.57 per hour**
*with additional education in this pathway | **Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages
Northwest Campus
13201 W. Grand Avenue
Surprise AZ 85374
PROGRAM INFORMATION
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Scope & Sequence
CTE Professional Skills Standards
CTE Technical Standards
Advisory Council Information
Grant/Scholarship Information
Powersports Technology Career Tree
Professional Skills Rubric
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21-22 Program Information Sheet
21-22 Central Programs Calendar
22-23 Program Information Sheet
22-23 Central Programs Calendar
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