Automotive/Motorcycle, Construction, and Building Maintenance Department

Build Skills for a Career in Automotive, Motorcycle, Construction, and Custodial Training

We offer unique training programs, driven by the passion and craftsmanship of our trade, to our diverse community. Our faculty are well equipped to provide learning and repair experience for a large spectrum of automobile, motorcycle, building maintenance, and construction-related areas. From entry-level novices to seasoned veterans, our variety of certificate and degree programs, internships, and apprenticeships provide opportunities to help students both enter and advance in careers.

Our Programs

Automotive Technology

Automotive Technology offers entry-level and advanced courses in Automotive and Auto Body. Our program has served our community for more than 30 years, and our faculty have more than 400 years of combined experience in the field.

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Auto Body Technology

Train with seasoned professional instructors in a full body shop with frame rack, professional paint mixing room, and bus size paint booth to accommodate all types of vehicles and training opportunities.

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Construction Technology

Construction Technology offers entry level credit and noncredit courses in a variety of construction fields. We offer certificate programs with three specializations: Electrical, Carpentry, and Plumbing.

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Custodial Training

Custodial Training (TICU 9550) offers preparation for entry level employment as a custodian. This non-credit course includes 108 hours of training in safety, use of tools, equipment, chemicals, materials and supplies, and the proper application of dusting

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Motorcycle Technology

Acquire the theoretical and the "hands-on" skills necessary to work on all types of motorcycles

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Donate a Vehicle

The automotive and Construction programs of CCSF would love to accept your donations of vehicles in any condition, construction, and janitorial tools and materials, each with a value of up to $500.

Click on the link below to initiate this simple process and be sure to mention that this donation is for City College of San Francisco.

Our partners, Pick 'n' Pull, will make all necessary arrangements to have your car donated to our program. If you wish to donate a late model, post-2000 year or early high value vehicle, contact the department chair at 415-550-4402 for further details. Special IRS rules apply.

Donations of tools, equipment, supplies or other functional items related to our mission can be discussed at the above number.

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Build Skills for a Career in Automotive, Motorcycle, Construction, and Custodial Training

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