These instructor materials and student study guide for a secondary/postsecondary level course in metal-bonded repair comprise one of a number of military-developed curriculum packages selected for adaptation to vocational instruction and curriculum development in a civilian setting. The purpose stated for the course is to train students in the knowledge and skills necessary to perform as managers and repair technicians in adhesive bonding shops. Designed as an additional specialty for students with experience in metals processing, the course can be used as a sub-unit or for advanced study in a metals processing course. The course consists of one block covering 26 hours of instruction. Four lessons cover these topics: course orientation and safety, introduction to metal bonded structures, principles of repair processes, and inspection and evaluation. Instructor materials include a course chart; a plan of instruction detailing units of instruction, criterion objectives, lesson duration, and support materials needed; and lesson plans. The study guide contains objectives, text material, references, and review exercises. Audiovisuals are suggested for use but are not provided. (YLB)