Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Technician Training

Our goal is for all students to be not only equipped with the knowledge needed for entry level placement, but also gain the soft skills needed to excel in the world of Harley-Davidson. There are many exciting career opportunities within the Harley-Davidson Dealership Network including entry-level technician, service writer, parts associate, parts manager, or service manager.

Students can pursue a one-year certificate or two-year Associate of Applied Science degree. Through the program, students gain experience with Digital Technician^® II diagnostic tool, TALONes^® dealer management system, in-dealership online PHD training from Harley-Davidson, and professional development. Between the first and second year of the program, the students may complete a twelve week summer internship in a Harley-Davidson dealership to help better prepare them to begin a new and lucrative career as a motorcycle technician at one of the many Harley-Davidson dealerships across the country. Classes are held Monday – Thursday, and Friday is an open lab day.

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SkillsUSA® is a partnership of students, teachers and industry representatives; working together to ensure America has a skilled work force. It helps each student excel in the world of work. The FSCC SkillsUSA chapter allows students the opportunity to develop social skills and a sense of community through a variety of community service activities. FSCC Harley-Davidson students have competed at both the state and national levels of the SkillsUSA competition in Motorcycle Service Technology and have won a third place and three first place medals from SkillsUSA® Nationals while competing amongst the best in the entire country. FSCC Harley-Davidson students have held officer positions at both the state and national level.

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