How old do you have to be to get certified in automotive brake repair in the state of michigan?

Question

How old do you have to be to get certified in automotive brake repair in the state of michigan?

Answer 1

himaybe you can find some information here:

http://automotive.cnwaper.com

Answer 2

I'm not aware of any age requirement.

To become ASE certified, you must pass an ASE test and have at least two years of relevant full-time hands-on work experience in the motor vehicle service industry. If you have not previously provided work experience information, you will receive a Work Experience Report with your Admission Ticket when you register for the tests. You may also download a copy of the Work Experience Report now (using the link located at bottom of this page). You must complete and return this form to receive a certificate.

You may receive credit for up to one year of the two-year work experience requirement by substituting relevant formal training in one, or a combination, of the following:

    * High School Training: Two full years of training, either in automobile/truck/school bus repair or in collision repair, refinishing, or damage estimating, may be substituted for one year of work experience.

    * Post-High School Training: Two full years of post-high school training in a public or private trade school, technical institute, community or four-year college, or in an apprenticeship program may be counted as one year of work experience.

    * Short Courses: For shorter periods of post-high school training, you may substitute two months of training for one month of work experience.

You may receive full credit for the two-year work experience requirement with the following:

    * Completion of Apprenticeship: Satisfactory completion of either a three-or four-year bona fide apprenticeship program.

    * Completion of an OEM-Sponsored Co-op Program: Satisfactory completion of a post-secondary two-year factory sponsored training program that results in a two-year associates degree or equivalent, such as GM ASEP, Ford ASSET, Toyota T-TEN, Honda PACT, or Chrysler CAP; plus adequate hands-on experience obtained during the co-op program.