Mopar Career Automotive Program (CAP) – El Paso, TX
Build Skills for Automotive Service Careers with Mopar CAP
Prepare for opportunities in automotive service through the Mopar Career Automotive Program (CAP) at Western Technical College. This program provides hands-on training using manufacturer-aligned tools, equipment, and procedures commonly used in dealership environments. Training is designed for both traditional students and service members transitioning from military careers.
- Hands-on training with Mopar-certified tools and diagnostic systems
- Instruction aligned with manufacturer service procedures
- Exposure to dealership-style service environments
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Hands-On Automotive Training
The Mopar Career Automotive Program (CAP) is designed to provide students with technical knowledge and practical skills used in automotive service and repair.
Students participate in classroom instruction and hands-on shop training to become familiar with tools, equipment, and procedures used in automotive environments.
Graduates of this program may qualify for Level 2 technician opportunities at participating Mopar (Stellantis) dealerships, depending on individual performance and employer requirements.
Service to Service Program (Military Transition Pathway)
Western Technical College partners with Mopar CAP to support service members transitioning from military to civilian careers through the Service to Service program.
This program is designed to provide soldiers—particularly those in the Fort Bliss area—with the opportunity to develop technical skills used in automotive service and dealership environments.
- Training aligned with real-world dealership systems and procedures
- Structured program designed for transitioning service members
- Opportunity to apply prior experience toward a new career path
Graduates may qualify for Level 2 technician opportunities at participating Mopar dealerships, depending on performance and employer requirements.
What You’ll Learn
- Automotive diagnostics for engine, drivetrain, and electrical systems
- Use of Mopar Wi-Tech and diagnostic tools
- Preventive maintenance and repair procedures
- Operation of lifts and service equipment
- Customer service and dealership workflow processes
Program Details
Credential
Certificate of Completion – Mopar CAP Level 2 Technician
Duration
Approximately 12 weeks
Total Clock Hours
600
Delivery Format
100% in-person
Location
Training and Industry Alignment
Training aligned with Stellantis (Mopar) service standards
Exposure to OEM diagnostic systems
Preparation for dealership environments
Career Opportunities
Students who complete this program may be eligible to pursue positions such as:
- Dealer Maintenance Technician Level 2 Automotive Technician
- Diagnostic Technician Assistant
- Level 2 Automotive Technician (Mopar dealership opportunities)
- OEM Parts and Systems Specialist
Employment opportunities may vary based on experience, certifications, and employer requirements.
Career Outlook
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment for automotive service technicians is projected to continue over the next decade. Earnings and opportunities may vary based on geographic location, experience, and employer requirements.
Why Choose Western Technical College
Official Mopar CAP training partnership
Participation in the Service to Service program for transitioning military personnel
Hands-on training with OEM tools and systems
Instruction from experienced professionals
Training designed to reflect dealership environments
Program Requirements and Essential Skills
Students should be able to meet the following requirements with or without reasonable accommodation.
Physical and Functional Requirements
- Bend, stretch, and move using full body
- Lift up to 50 pounds
- Maintain manual dexterity
Sensory Requirements
- See clearly at close range
- Distinguish differences in sound and color
Technical Skills
- Use hand tools
- Operate computers and basic software
Cognitive and Communication Skills
- Communicate effectively
- Problem-solving skills
- Follow instructions and safety procedures
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the program?
Approximately 12 weeks
Do I need prior experience?
No.
What jobs can I apply for?
Graduates may qualify for Level 2 technician opportunities at participating dealerships and other automotive service roles.
Start Your Training
If you are interested in developing automotive service skills, request more information to learn about program details, start dates, and financial aid options for those who qualify.
