Veteran Technician Apprentice — Service Technician Certification

Kia Veterans Technician Apprenticeship Program (VTAP); Wisconsin; On-site; USD 42,000 - 54,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Full-time employment

GI Bill apprenticeship

Tools and training

Monthly GI Bill Housing Allowance

Job summary

Kia Veterans Technician Apprenticeship Program (VTAP) invites United States veterans to begin a career as a Kia Certified Service Technician with participating Kia Retailers. The apprenticeship combines hands-on work with structured training, enabling certification through Kia’s programs and access to the latest diagnostic tools and equipment.

Participants gain real-world experience, mentoring, and potential GI Bill benefits during a one-year competency-based program, culminating in

Qualifications

• Honorable Discharge
• Valid Driver's License from any state with a clean driving record
• Experience in a technical / mechanical field is required
• Must be willing to complete and pass drug screening and background checks

Responsibilities

• Diagnose, maintain, and repair Kia vehicles including engine, transmission, steering, suspension, brakes, HVAC, and electrical components
• Complete repair orders and warranty request orders in accordance with established Kia and Retailer policies and procedures
• Test drive vehicles, and analyze, diagnose, and repair components and systems using Kia diagnostic strategies, special equipment, and tools
• Perform services, diagnostics, and repairs in a timely fashion while communicating with the shop foreman and service advisor to promote an optimal customer experience

Job description

Kia Veterans Technician Apprenticeship Program (VTAP) invites United States veterans to begin a career as a Kia Certified Service Technician with participating Kia Retailers. The apprenticeship combines hands-on work with structured training, enabling certification through Kia’s programs and access to the latest diagnostic tools and equipment.

Participants gain real-world experience, mentoring, and potential GI Bill benefits during a one-year competency-based program, culminating in