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The ASE requires two years of hands on work experience in order to pass their requirements.
At the moment I am working at a tire and lube place called Best One Tire and Service.
Does this count towards the two years experience that I need to get my ASE or do I actually have to have two years experience as an automotive technician?
If working at a tire and lube place doesn’t count for the experience I need for my ASE what kind of job should I be looking for to satisfy this requirement? It seems everywhere is only looking for ASE Certified Master technicians so I view this job as finally being able to get ‘my foot in the door’ so to speak.
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You will need your employer to fill out a work experience paper which is on the ASE website. As long as it’s an automotive shop then it qualifies.
Okay, thank you for clarifying. I’ve been reading through a lot of their website material and the information seems to be very vague at times.
Certain things count and work toward different experience for ASE. While I was at Vocational High school two years of school counted as 1 year work experience. After 1 year in the field and 2 years in vocational school i qualified to take my first test. You may have to ask to verify where you have been working counts toward your that experience. I passed my A5 brakes test when i was 19 years old.
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