NASHVILLE TN - CAMPUS CALENDAR

For more than 100 years, Nashville Auto Diesel College has been training America’s workforce in fields including Automotive, Diesel and Heavy Equipment Service, Collision Repair and Welding, and we're excited to offer two new program fields - Electrical/Electronics and HVAC.  Stop by our new campus on Brick Church Pike, meet with our Admissions Team, and see our hands-on, career-focused training programs up close.

Heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems (HVAC/R) are everywhere — and they all need skilled techs to keep them running. Get hands-on training with the tools and systems found in homes, hospitals, high-rises, and more. From installs to repairs, you can gain the skills today’s HVAC/R employers want. Start training for an essential career now!

Our Automotive Service Technology students train with ASE-Certified Instructors on computer diagnostic equipment while learning how to troubleshoot, repair and maintain many different types of vehicles. Today’s cars require in-the-know technicians with the right skills to keep them moving. Enroll today!

From homes to hospitals, modern life runs on electricity – and skilled technicians keep it running safely and efficiently. Our Electrical/Electronics program gives you hands-on training as you learn to install, maintain, and troubleshoot real-world electrical systems.

Our Heavy Equipment Service program helps graduates launch careers with real impact while meeting industry needs for qualified technicians. Heavy Equipment techs keep the country moving, working and building. Be a part of something big!

Our Welding students master essential skills that can be used in construction, manufacturing, mining, agriculture and many other industries. Our program is powered by Miller Welding, and also includes an introduction to metal fabrication that can enhance your skills even further.  Welding skills open a world of opportunity.

From dent repair to custom painting, ASE Certified instructors ensure that our Collision Repair students learn the techniques used in today's collision repair shops. Students can also qualify to become I-CAR (Inter-Industry Conference on Auto Collision Repair) Certified Technicians. Learn to reshape and restore a wide range of vehicles.