Diesel Technician training prepares students for entry-level diesel careers through a combination of hands-on shop training and classroom instruction.

Students will learn core diesel engine fundamentals, including hands-on work with four-stroke diesel engines, transmissions, drivelines and axles, air brake systems, steering and suspension systems, and basic 12-volt electrical systems. Training also covers starting and charging systems, mobile air conditioning systems, basic scan tool diagnostics, workplace safety practices, and professional tool identification.

Students will earn industry-recognized credentials such as OSHA 10, NC3 Precision Measuring, and MACS 609 certifications.

Job-readiness support, including resume-building and interview coaching, is also included to help students transition successfully into the workforce.

Program Overview

• September 2026 – March 2027
• Class schedule TBD
• In-person training located at Bay Path High School: 57 Old Muggett Hill Road, Charlton, MA 01507

Eligibility Requirements

• MA Resident
• Unemployed or Underemployed
• Legally able to work in the U.S.
• Dedicated to getting a job in your field upon graduation

View more detailed information regarding eligibility requirements and acceptable documents.

Application Process

1. Eligibility Review – We’ll review your eligibility, and if you qualify, we’ll reach out with next steps. If you don’t hear from us, no further action is needed. Please note: you must be a member of the career center to move forward.

2. TABE Test – If you’re eligible, you’ll be invited to schedule a Test of Adult Basic Education (TABE). Bay Path requires that all students meet a minimum grade level in order to participate. (TABE Preparation Tips)

3. Interview – If your test scores meet the program criteria, you’ll be referred to Bay Path for an in-person interview.

4. Final Decisions – Bay Path makes the acceptance decisions. All applicants will be notified of final decisions by the first week of September.

This course is designed to upskill adult learners in the Automotive Repair & Refinishing Field. Bay Path’s automotive collision instructor will provide students with the skills and IRCs (Industry Recognized Credentials) needed to obtain at least an entry-level position in local collision repair shops. This course will provide students with classroom and hands-on learning in topics such as: vehicle identification, damage assessment, damage appraisal reading, blueprinting a repair plan, disassembly/re-assembly aided by All-Data, scratch/dent paint defect repair, and collision repair, structural and non-structural repair, refinishing, rubber/plastic bumper repair, ADAS-Advanced Driver-Assistance System.

During the course, students will also earn Industry Recognized Credentials such as: OSHA 10, Life Certification, and ICAR intro series.

Additionally, students will receive training and guidance with the application processes including resume-building and interviewing skills.

Program Overview

• September 2026 – March 2027
• Class schedule TBD
• In-person training located at Bay Path High School: 57 Old Muggett Hill Road, Charlton, MA 01507

Eligibility Requirements

• MA Resident
• Unemployed or Underemployed
• Legally able to work in the U.S.
• Dedicated to getting a job in your field upon graduation

View more detailed information regarding eligibility requirements and acceptable documents.

Application Process

1. Eligibility Review – We’ll review your eligibility, and if you qualify, we’ll reach out with next steps. If you don’t hear from us, no further action is needed. Please note: you must be a member of the career center to move forward.

2. TABE Test – If you’re eligible, you’ll be invited to schedule a Test of Adult Basic Education (TABE). Bay Path requires that all students meet a minimum grade level in order to participate. (TABE Preparation Tips)

3. Interview – If your test scores meet the program criteria, you’ll be referred to Bay Path for an in-person interview.

4. Final Decisions – Bay Path makes the acceptance decisions. All applicants will be notified of final decisions by the first week of September.

This course is designed to upskill adult learners in the field of automotive technology, with a focus on maintenance and light repair. Bay Path’s certified automotive instructors will guide students through classroom and hands-on training aligned with current industry standards. The program prepares students for entry-level positions in automotive service and repair facilities by emphasizing practical skills and workplace readiness.

Key topics include vehicle safety and shop procedures, engine fundamentals, lubrication and cooling systems, brake systems, steering and suspension, electrical systems, tire and wheel service, preventive maintenance, and vehicle inspection. Students will utilize industry-standard tools and diagnostic equipment and learn to navigate digital service platforms.

Students will earn Industry Recognized Credentials such as OSHA 10, SP-2 Safety Certification, and ASE Student Certifications in Maintenance and Light Repair.

Additionally, the course includes job-readiness training, including resume-building and interview preparation.

Program Overview

• September 2026 – March 2027
• Class schedule TBD
• In-person training located at Bay Path High School: 57 Old Muggett Hill Road, Charlton, MA 01507

Eligibility Requirements

• MA Resident
• Unemployed or Underemployed
• Legally able to work in the U.S.
• Dedicated to getting a job in your field upon graduation

View more detailed information regarding eligibility requirements and acceptable documents.

Application Process

1. Eligibility Review – We’ll review your eligibility, and if you qualify, we’ll reach out with next steps. If you don’t hear from us, no further action is needed. Please note: you must be a member of the career center to move forward.

2. TABE Test – If you’re eligible, you’ll be invited to schedule a Test of Adult Basic Education (TABE). Bay Path requires that all students meet a minimum grade level in order to participate. (TABE Preparation Tips)

3. Interview – If your test scores meet the program criteria, you’ll be referred to Bay Path for an in-person interview.

4. Final Decisions – Bay Path makes the acceptance decisions. All applicants will be notified of final decisions by the first week of September.