Collision Repair & Refinishing School at Nashville Auto-Diesel College

With approximately 4,400 positions projected to open in Tennessee by 2030¹, it’s a great time to train and enter the Collision Repair and Refinishing industry. Collision Repair training at Nashville Auto-Diesel College (NADC) is offered in a Blended Learning format for added convenience. You can also pursue an associate degree in Collision Repair and Refinishing Service Management to increase your earning potential.

Learn how to sand, refinish, airbrush and straighten steel and aluminum parts on vehicles through Collision Repair training at NADC. Our auto body school in Tennessee focuses on providing hands-on training in repair techniques and refinishing skills. Restore and rebuild your career prospects through auto body training at NADC.

The Collision Repair field is about more than banging out dents and painting over scratches. Check out more of what you’ll learn though Collision Repair training program:

Skills Acquired at the NADC Auto Body School:

• Restore and rebuild old or damaged vehicles
• Repair damaged metal panels using equipment like body hammers and paint-less dent repair techniques
• Perform basic welding procedures
• Diagnose, fix, and install brakes, suspension, and air conditioning systems
• Use computerized equipment to assess structural damage like alignment problems
• Estimate costs involved in auto body repair
• Amp up a vehicle’s exterior through airbrushing, decals and eye-catching automotive art

The Collision Repair and Refinishing Technology program includes classes related to welding fundamentals, metal fabrication, refinishing, airbrush art, filler application and much more. You’ll also get the opportunity to work on special project cars that really let you put your skills and artistic talent to work. Start training today and see where a future in the Collision Repair industry can take you.

ASE, the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence, tests and certifies professionals for excellence in automotive repair and service. At Nashville Auto-Diesel College, students learn from ASE-certified instructors who bring valuable real-world experience to the classrooms and training facilities.

I-CAR, the Inter-Industry Conference on Auto Collision Repair, is a non-profit provider of Collision Repair training standards as defined by the industry. NADC’s Collision Repair and Refinishing Technology program integrates the teaching of I-CAR standards and encourages students to become I-CAR certified technicians upon graduation.