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Rebuilding and restoring old or damaged vehicles takes a unique blend of hands-on skills and artistic talent. Lincoln Tech’s auto body schools have a long-standing history of providing career training that helps students build both. Our campuses offer Collision Repair and Refinishing Technology training in a unique Blended Learning format, and there are excellent opportunities out there for you when you graduate: the country is expected to add tens of thousands of collision repair and auto body specialists by 2032¹.

From dent repair and airbrushing to welding and feather edging, ASE Certified instructors at our auto body schools will ensure you're learning the techniques used in today's collision repair bays.

Collision Repair Training Program Highlights

• Repair damaged metal panels using body hammers and paint-less dent repair techniques
• Learn how to refine a vehicle’s exterior through airbrushing, decals and eye-catching automotive art
• Work on special project cars that really let you put your skills and artistic talent to work
• Visit local dealerships and service centers to learn from professionals and network with industry experts

You can also qualify to become an I-CAR (Inter-Industry Conference on Auto Collision Repair) Certified Technician.

As the number of cars on the road continues to grow, unfortunately so will the number of accidents. A career as a Collision Repair Technician means your expertise will be needed.

Five Reasons Lincoln Tech Should Be Your Choice For Collision Repair Training

• A variety of late-model project cars
• Competitions to showcase your skills
• Industry-standard equipment
• Curriculum approved by the pros
• A convenient Blended Learning Curriculum is offered through five of our campuses

Learn More About Our Auto Body School

Collision Repair and Refinishing Technology training gives you the tools to make vehicles look and run like new again. You know what you’d love to do in your career – so let Lincoln Tech's auto body schools help you make it happen.

¹ National Center for O*NET Development. National Employment Trends: 49-3042.00 - Mobile Heavy Equipment Mechanics, Except Engines. O*NET OnLine. Retrieved September 23, 2024, from

Important information about the educational debt, earnings, and completion rates of students who attended this program can be found on our consumer information page.

Campuses that currently offer training in this program area are listed below, as well as links to exact program informational fact sheets: