Diesel Technician (CCP)
Instructional Credentialing Criteria
Academic and Professional Preparation
All degrees and coursework must be obtained from accredited colleges or universities.
Palm Beach State
Course Prefix |
CTC Status (Designed for Transfer) |
CNC Status (Not designed for transfer) |
Requirements |
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AER0033,
All DIM
Or
AER
0033 (G/A/T/S/E Any)
AND
DIM
0010 (T2/A9)
0132 (T4/A5)
0156 (T6/A6/8)
0157 (T8)
0320 (T6/E2/A6)
0501 (T5/A4)
0611 (T/A7)
AND/OR
AER
0033 (G1/Any A/T)
0001 (G1/Any A/T)
0012 (G1/Any A/T)
0170 (A/T7)
0196 A2/T1)
0410 (A5/T4)
0451 (A4/T5)
0601 (A/T6)
0603 (A/T6)
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✓
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Specialized training/industry certifications, ASE Certified Master Medium-Heavy Truck Certification (T2-T8), and EPA 609 Technician Certification.
AND
Six years as a medium or heavy truck technician and demonstrated competency in teaching the discipline.
OR
Specialized training/industry certifications ASE individual certification for individual courses as revised and approved by the Lead Instructor and/or Associate Dean. EPA609 will also be required for the A/C module no later than 60 days of hired.
OR
Diesel License or Certification from a recognized Institution and an Associate, Bachelor's, or master’s degree in Post-Secondary or CTE Education with 5-years minimum of field and teaching experience verifiable. NO ASE Requirement. EPA609 will be required. 10 years of minimum field experience.
NOTES:
Some AER courses are crossovers with DIM courses.
ASE A series, T series, and S series can have crossovers.
ASE T series, S series, and E series can have crossovers.
Any faculty/instructor with ASE L1, L2, or L3 can teach AER/DIM courses.
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For all Faculty: Ability to demonstrate the use of technology in the classroom; must be able to use the technology required for the assigned course.
Coursework within the degree must reflect competencies in the courses to be taught.
Reviewed/Revised
| April 2025 |
Eligio Marquez Veray |