GM Technician Career Training

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Program Objectives

All Manufacturer‑Specific Advanced Training programs complement Universal Technical Institute’s accredited Automotive and Automotive/Diesel & Industrial training programs.

All Manufacturer‑Specific Advanced Training programs are taught by manufacturer‑trained and certified Universal Technical Institute Instructors. These programs follow the same curriculum that the manufacturer would provide their technicians at their dealer/ distributor training locations. All advanced training programs are capstone courses that follow Universal Technical Institute’s accredited Automotive and Automotive/Diesel & Industrial training programs.

12-week Manufacturer- Specific Advanced Training available at Universal Technical Institute’s Avondale campus.

Academic Standards, Grading and Graduation Requirements

Students enrolled in GM Technician Career Training are required by General Motors to meet separate objectives by completing 100% of the classroom designated GM modules available through Universal Technical Institute and achieving a minimum 80% grade in both classroom and lab work grades in each OEM curriculum section of the course.

Any student who does not achieve these minimum requirements in any GM course area will have failed that respective Universal Technical Institute course and be required to repeat the Universal Technical Institute course and meet the above standards in order to graduate from the program.

Course Credential Repeat Policies and Information

Students enrolled in GM Technician Career Training are required by General Motors to meet separate objectives by completing 100% of the classroom designated GM modules available through Universal Technical Institute and achieving a minimum 80% grade in both classroom and lab work grades in each OEM curriculum section of the course.
Any student who does not achieve these minimum requirements in any GM course area will have failed that respective Universal Technical Institute course and be required to repeat the Universal Technical Institute course and meet the above standards in order to graduate from the program.