The power of knowledge. GM STC creates a performance-based curriculum that puts that power into the hands of service technicians and helps them to achieve their professional learning goals. The
curriculum is designed to realign service technician training
utilizing the latest in training technology to reduce redundancy,
time away from the job, and warranty costs, to improve CSI, and
to support the GM goal to “Fix it right…the first
time.”
The curriculum services a dual purpose. Service technicians can
pursue either or both of the following:
Their dealer's Minimum Divisional Service Training Standards
The requirements for achieving GM Master Technician Certification
Listed below are the 13 curriculum areas of the GM STC program.
Service technicians can follow their desired path(s), which can
vary slightly among divisions.
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Engine Repair
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Engine Performance
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Automatic Transmission/Transaxle
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Diesel Engine Performance
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Steering and Suspension
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Manual Drivetrain and Axle
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Brakes
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Body Structural Repair*
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Electrical/Electronics Systems
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Mechanical/Electrical Body Repair
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Heating, Ventilation, and
Air Conditioning (HVAC)
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Paint & Refinish*
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Advanced Technology Vehicles
*This training is offered through GM approved suppliers, not
by GM STC.
For more information about these curriculum areas, you may download
the GM STC Course Catalog and access the Curriculum section. The
catalog is available for download by clicking here.
