AUTOMOTIVE
TECHNICIAN
PROGRAM
Built for the
real workshop.
The Professional Automotive Technician Program combines classroom instruction with intensive hands-on workshop practice.
Students progress from understanding vehicle systems to performing maintenance, diagnosing electrical and electronic faults, and accurately identifying the correct spare parts using vehicle-specific information and VIN.
The objective is not simply to teach automotive theory. The objective is to develop technicians who can apply that knowledge systematically in a real workshop environment.
Four integrated
modules.
Automotive Fundamentals & Workshop Practice
Establish the technical and safety foundation required for professional workshop training.
- Vehicle architecture
- Major automotive systems
- Engine fundamentals
- Mechanical principles
- Fluids and lubricants
- Workshop safety
- Tool identification
- Basic vehicle inspection
- VIN/chassis identification
Light & Heavy-Duty Vehicle Maintenance
Develop practical mechanical maintenance and inspection skills across passenger, commercial and heavy-duty vehicles.
- Petrol and diesel engines
- Fuel and air systems
- Cooling and lubrication
- Braking systems
- Steering and suspension
- Transmission and driveline
- Wheels and tires
- Heavy-duty systems
- Air-brake fundamentals
- Preventive maintenance
Electrical, Electronics & Diagnostics
Develop the ability to test, interpret and diagnose modern vehicle electrical and electronic systems.
- Voltage, current and resistance
- Ohm’s Law
- Wiring, fuses and relays
- Battery, starting and charging
- Sensors and actuators
- ECUs and CAN bus fundamentals
- OBD systems
- Diagnostic trouble codes
- Live data
- Systematic fault finding
Diagnostic Tools, Spare Parts & VIN
Connect diagnosis with the correct workshop equipment and the correct vehicle-specific spare part.
- Professional diagnostic scanners
- Multimeters and battery testers
- Oscilloscope introduction
- VIN and vehicle configuration
- Electronic parts catalogues
- OEM part numbers
- Aftermarket references
- Cross-reference systems
- Compatibility verification
- Accurate parts identification
144 hours of
hands-on learning.
Theory
Hours covering technical principles, automotive systems, safety, electrical fundamentals and diagnostic methodology.
Practical
Hours dedicated to workshop exercises, vehicle inspection, maintenance, testing, diagnosis and parts identification.
From fundamentals
to professional workflow.
Understand
Learn the vehicle, its architecture, systems, components and workshop fundamentals.
Maintain
Perform inspections, servicing and basic mechanical maintenance.
Diagnose
Test electrical and electronic systems and follow a logical fault-finding process.
Identify
Use VIN and vehicle configuration to identify the correct component and spare part.
The professional
workflow.
Integrated
practical project.
The final assessment brings the complete learning journey together in one realistic workshop scenario.
Students must demonstrate that they can identify the vehicle, inspect it, diagnose the presented problem, select the appropriate tools, identify the required spare part and document the result.
This ensures that certification reflects practical competence rather than theoretical knowledge alone.
Explore the
full curriculum.
Program Overview
A concise overview of the 144-hour Automotive Technician Training Program, including the four modules, training methodology, assessment and graduate profile.
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Build the next generation
of automotive technicians.
A practical training environment. Professional tools. Real vehicles. Real diagnostic methodology. Skills designed for the modern automotive industry.
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