How To Become A Tesla Mechanic?

Tesla START is a rigorous training programme designed to provide North American students with the skills required for a successful career at Tesla, which is at the forefront of the electric vehicle revolution. Students will gain technical skills and certificates through a combination of classroom theory, hands-on labs, and self-paced learning over the duration of the programme.

Tesla START is collaborating with institutions across the country to integrate Tesla START as a 12-week overview into automotive technician training programmes, allowing students to make a smooth transition from college to full-time employment.

Tesla START assists successful graduates in obtaining a Tesla Service Technician position at one of our North American service locations. Tesla START graduates are ready to go from day one of their careers because they have a thorough understanding of our goods and services.

Students at Tesla START are resilient, highly driven, and determined to make a positive difference in the world.

Tesla is seeking for students that are able to:

Are team players that can adjust to new situations.

Want to work on the world's fastest and safest cars? Are fascinated by the capacity to diagnose and repair vehicles remotely?

Schools in Collaboration

Rio Hondo College Los Angeles, California

Central Piedmont Community College Charlotte, North Carolina

Shoreline Community College Seattle, Washington

Suffolk County Community College Selden, New York

Evergreen Valley College San Jose, California

Miami Dade College Miami, Florida

Texas State Technical College Waco, Texas

Sinclair Community College Dayton, Ohio

Students

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Roll of Students:

The START programme technician will go through an intense electric vehicle servicing training programme designed to prepare candidates for a successful career with Tesla. Students will gain technical skills and certificates through a combination of classroom theory, hands-on labs, and self-paced learning over the duration of the programme. Students can benefit from increased social skills and teamwork techniques. Veterans are urged to apply since relevant military service can be replaced by industry experience.

Working with Tesla necessitates the following responsibilities:

Understanding and learning about all Tesla vehicle items.

Participate in team activities in the laboratory as well as at the conference.

At all times, adhere to security protocols.

Organization has been improved by keeping tools orderly.

Complete the weekly program's objectives.

Maintain a professional and consistent relationship with the instructor.

Attend regular interviews and general skill training sessions.

Pass a general written automobile exam that is not related to Tesla vehicles.

A minimum of 40 hours per week must be spent on training and service centre assistance.

Maintain a perfect attendance record for the entire 12-week programme.

Show that you can handle numerous priorities, plan your task, and fulfil deadlines.

Requirements:

Tesla accepts a high school certificate or GED as well as post-secondary automotive education (or equivalent military service experience).

You must be at least 18 years old to participate.

Attend and pass all 12 weeks of training with an 85 percent or higher GPA.

Valid driver's licence, a clean driving record, and at least two years of driving experience are required, as well as being insurable.

You must be willing to leave once the programme is completed successfully.

Capability to lift 50-60 pounds

As needed, you should be able to report to the training site or local service centre.

Accept a position in a Tesla Service Center for at least two years within 30 days of graduating from the programme.

You must pay close attention to both vocal and written directions.

Be able to operate in a team environment and meet predetermined targets.

Family understanding of the English language is required. Must have a "safety first" mindset.

Basic computer skills, such as utilising online browsers and common apps like Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Outlook)

Tesla is a member of the E-Verify Program.

Tesla is an equal opportunity / affirmative action company committed to workplace diversity. All qualified applicants shall be considered for employment regardless of race, colour, religion, gender, sexual orientation, age, national origin, handicap, protected veteran status, gender identity, or any other factor protected by federal, state, or law.

Tesla is also committed to collaborating with and accommodating those with disabilities. Please notify your recruiter if you require an accommodation at any point during the interview process.

Please keep in mind that all of the information displayed here is taken from the official website. We are not linked with Tesla in any way; this information is provided for educational purposes and to promote sustainable energy. For the most up-to-date information, go to the official website.