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Automotive Service Advisor
After graduation, you will be prepared to take on a wide range of positions within the Automotive Service Sector. Here is a brief outline of some of the employment opportunities, job titles and responsibilities you might have once you have completed your training.
Auto Service Advisor employment opportunities
- Automotive Dealerships
- Automotive Franchise
- Independent Repair Facilities
Service Advisor Entry-level job titles
- Service Advisor
- Wholesale Retail Parts Representative
- Wholesale Technical Sales Specialist
- Retail Salesperson & Sales Clerk
- Sales Representative (Non Technical)
- Retail Parts Clerk
- Tower Operator
- Warranty Administrator
- Appointment Coordinator
Typical job description for an automotive service advisor
- Provide courteous and professional customer service to customers who come to the dealership with questions and concerns about their vehicle.
- Suggest additional services and products to the customer (sales). Write up the work order for the required repairs.
- Estimate parts and labour costs, negotiate terms of payment and initiate credit checks.
- Process and track administrative paperwork regarding customer repairs.
- Act as a liaison between the customer and the technician.
- Maintain contact with the customer to keep them informed of status of the service work.
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*All student funding, whether made available privately or through various government branches, is only approved to those who qualify, by the original source of funding. There are many criteria that each candidate must meet to be approved. Schools can only inform you of what may be available.