The Vermont Automotive Technician Training Program (VATTP) provides Vermont automotive technicians with information and training classes on diagnosing and repairing On-Board Diagnostics (OBD II) emissions-related faults. VATTP trainings provide theory and hands-on skills in understanding OBD II, diagnosing problems detected by OBD systems, and verifying repairs. The program continues to develop classes to meet the needs of Vermont technicians and provides high quality trainings at a number of locations around Vermont.
Formerly, these trainings were provided by the Vermont Center for Emissions Repair and Technician Training (VCERTT).
Information on Current Trainings Offered:
The National Center for Automotive Science and Technology with Weber State University’s College of Engineering, Applied Sciences, and Technology in partnership with the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation is excited to offer free new classes for Vermont automotive technicians.
The following classes are now available for registration:
- In Person: Two nights 6.7L POWERSTROKE Engine Performance & Emissions
Date & Time: October 16 - 17, 5:30 – 10:00 pm
Location: Courtyard Marriott, Middlebury 309 Court Street, Historic Ethan Allen Highway, U.S. 7, Middlebury, Vermont
Note: this class is held over the course of two nights, please plan to attend both nights. -
In Person: Two nights Gasoline Direct Injection System Diagnostics
Date & Time: October 18 - 19, 5:30 – 10:00 pm
Location: Essex Center for Technology Automotive Technology Program, 6 Educational Drive, Essex Junction, Vermont
Note: this class is held over the course of two nights, please plan to attend both nights.
ADVANCE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. For more information regarding these and other trainings please visit www.vattp.org.
Space is limited. Register for these classes by October 2, 2023.
Upon successful registration, you will receive more information on attending the classes one week before the start date.