A. to provide classroom style training matched with a hands-on training session instructing students on automotive repair basics, which will included but are not limited to tools, flat repairs, tire changes, brake repairs, engine tune-up repairs, schematic diagrams, online repair information sources, personal vehicle repairs etc.

B. to provide facilities, equipment and a faculty that are currently involved in the automotive industry with there personal jobs and/or business.

C. to provide opportunities for participants to engage in a educational, recreational, and vocational program that caters to single parent households, adults who may have legal hardships that seek to obtain a skill.

D. to sponsor, host and/or participate in events and activities that promote the mobile auto repair industry which is on the rise and will possibly provide a source of income for low or no income households in the urban community.

E. to provide a source of after school/summers programs for teenager's 14 years old and up that will help keep them away from the not having anything better to do better to mind state.

F. to provide low income parents with a place for there children to be while their still at work during weekdays.