Building on the knowledge gained in A20, Autobody B20 exposes students to refinishing and repair techniques. You will study specific components of a vehicle, such as air bags, and learn how to properly maintain, assess damage and repair these parts. You'll also gain a basic understanding of the time and cost associated with various autobody repairs. There is always a continued emphasis on workplace safety practices.
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Autobody A20
Online Asynchronous
One 20 Level PAA OR One Elective 20 Credit
This course has a required work placement component (50 hours of theory and 50 hours of work placement). The work placement must be coordinated through a Career Work Exploration (CWEX) teacher (ask your principal if you do not know if you have a CWEX teacher available). The work placement provides the student with hands-on experience in the autobody repair industry. Students are responsible for any necessary workplace attire/materials (ex. work boots, tools, etc).
For Practical and Applied Arts (PAA) courses with a work placement, scheduled site visits by a CWEX teacher are required. Learn more about work placements.
Unit 1: Injury Prevention & Welding
Unit 2: Air Bags
Unit 3: Estimating Repair Costs
Unit 4: Plastic Repair
Unit 5: Automotive Refinishing & Painting
Unit 6: Measurement
Unit 7: Work Study Placement
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E-Text: Auto Collision Repair and Refinishing
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