Automechanika Chicago Training Perks

Automechanika Chicago Presents Motor Age Training Live already is a world-class training event, offering more than 100 sessions led by more than 50 of the best instructors in the business. What could make it better? How about certification? 

Automechanika Chicago Presents Motor Age Training Live already is a world-class training event, offering more than 100 sessions led by more than 50 of the best instructors in the business. What could make it better?

How about certification? That’s right, each class attendee will be provided a certificate of their attendance. If you’re an educator, classes you attend at Automechanika Chicago can be used for your CE credit requirements. If your not, think how impressed your customers will be seeing all those certificates of training hanging in your shop’s customer waiting area.

Here are some of the certifications you can take advantage of.

ASE Certification
There will be an onsite testing area at Automechanika Chicago. Register for your test on the ASE site as you normally would, then look for Automechanika Chicago as a test location.

More information including location and times will be coming.

NATEF
Attendees of technical courses during Automechanika Chicago can submit course completion certificates following the class for credit towards their NATEF program accreditation training hour requirements.

Classes vary; see training list at MotorAge.com/AMCschedule.

MACS Section 609
We have partnered with the Mobile Air Conditioning Society Worldwide (MACS) to offer the Section 609 EPA certification exam Sunday, April 26. There is a $15 fee MACS will collect at the door.

Location at Automechanika Chicago to be announced.

About the Author

Pete Meier

Creative Director, Technical | Vehicle Repair Group

Pete Meier is the former creative director, technical, for the Vehicle Repair Group with Endeavor Business Media. He is an ASE certified Master Technician with over 35 years of practical experience as a technician and educator, covering a wide variety of makes and models. He began writing for Motor Age as a contributor in 2006 and joined the magazine full-time as technical editor in 2010. Pete grew the Motor Age YouTube channel to more than 100,000 subscribers by delivering essential training videos for technicians at all levels. 

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