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Working in the automotive industry requires the appropriate knowledge in a variety of related areas. The training needed will vary depending on the specific aspect of the industry you intend to enter. Possible areas of automotive education and training include auto body repair, automotive engineering, alternative fuels engineering, drafting and design, automotive industry management, automotive service, alternative fuel vehicles service, specialized automotive service, electrical programs, machining, manufacturing, tool and die programs, welding and industrial maintenance. Automotive research and development jobs may require training in physics and chemical processes as well.

Staying ahead of the competition requires consistently updated education about your specific specialty. This may require extensive on-the-job training, schooling outside of regular work hours, or simply learning on your own as time permits. Options for continuing your education in the automotive industry include technical schools, colleges and online schools. Which you choose may be based on cost, available time, travel needs and possible reimbursement from your employer. There may also be grant opportunities depending on your situation and the school you choose.

Regardless of which direction you take with your automotive education and training, you'll need to be prepared for the ever changing technology and challenges in the automotive industry.