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Automotive Service Advisor Salary

After graduation, you will be prepared to take on a wide range of positions within the Automotive Service Sector. Here is a brief outline of some of the employment opportunities, job titles, and responsibilities you might have once you have completed your training.

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Once you become an Automotive Service Advisor, you can expect your salary to increase with experience. Additionally, you can expect to earn more on a bonus and commission structure. On average, the annual salary of an Automotive Service Advisor ranges between $35,000 and $66,000, plus benefits and performance bonuses. This means that you will have the peace of mind that comes from knowing you will earn a good base salary, plus the satisfaction of knowing you can earn more once you become a top performer!

Government statistics show that a lot of retirement is expected in both, the Sales & Service and Business, Finance and Administration sectors over the next five years. And of course, these jobs will need to be filled by new employees. Canada is expected to generate one million new jobs over the next five years, 75% of those jobs being within the automotive service sector. Therefore, there’s no better time to begin your automotive service advisor training.

Why Choose ATC?

Here are 4 reasons to choose Automotive Training Centre

Smaller classes for better learning outcomes

Flexible schedule: study while you work

Professional real world, industry experienced instructors

Intense hands-on training so you can master your skill set

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Christine Galligan Auto Body Collision Estimator

Hello,

My Name Is Christine Galligan and I have recently graduated from the Collision Estimating Course here at ATC .

When I started in this 13-week course, I didn’t know anyone, and I was surrounded by much older people. I came into the course with no knowledge of estimating or what it really was. I was scared to take the course thinking I wouldn’t like it or I would fail because it might be too tough.

During my time at ATC, I made friends who I will always cherish and met a teacher who taught me so much. I thought collision estimating was just writing damage and sending the report but there was much more to it than that, including the different types of damages and how to deal with customers and their cars. Overall I got through it with the help of my teacher and my fellow students. The students and I were all like one big Ohana. “Ohana” means FAMILY, FAMILY means no one gets left BEHIND or FORGOTTEN. We all had each other’s back and helped everyone get through it and that is what I needed.

I now can take the knowledge and skills I have learned and put it towards my new job at Craftsman Collision and take the skills to the next level.

I want to thank ATC for all their help, and to all of the current and future students coming into the school don’t be afraid that it might not work for you, because trust me, it will always work out. It may seem tough but you are tougher and stronger. Just put your mind to it and you will succeed. Here’s a quote I want to leave with you that helped me get through this course and it may help you in the future. “Don’t Let The Fear Of Striking Out Keep You From Playing The Game.”

Sincerely,
Christine Galligan, Graduate

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