Diploma in Automotive Mechanics

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Diploma in Automotive Mechanics

  • Course level: Advanced Courses
  • Categories Automotive
  • Duration 713h
  • Total Enrolled 0
  • Last Update December 6, 2024

Description

The Diploma in Automotive course provides students with essential skills and knowledge for a career in the automotive industry. Covering topics such as health and safety, effective communication, and the use of diagnostic tools, the program emphasizes hands-on training.
Students will learn to diagnose and repair faults in engines, electrical systems, chassis, and transmissions, alongside practical experience in engine overhauling and vehicle inspection. Optional modules include customer service, denting and painting, and advanced diagnostics, with electives focused on electric vehicles and Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS).
Graduates will be well-equipped for various roles in automotive repair and maintenance, making this course ideal for those passionate about automobiles seeking a rewarding career

hours

program
2
 Knowledge of occupational safety and health.
2
 Knowledge of all kinds of tools used in the auto mechanic workshop.
4
 Removing, installing the tires and the tire budget of the machine
20
 Maintenance of car electricity:

  • Starter and know its parts completely and inspect the starter.
  • Dynamo, knowledge of the parts and inspection.
  • Fuse box testing, fuse numbers and relay inspection
  • Change the lamps and repair the electricity of doors and wipers.
  • Inspecting the sensors in the car with the inspection device and maintaining the sensors
15
 Air conditioning and refrigeration:

  • Compressor inspection, knowledge for filling gas and air conditioner gas lick inspection.
  • Changing the compressor for air conditioning and inspect Freon gas leakage.
15
 Break :

  • Inspecting and changing the front and back spades and knowing the parts of the break completely.
  • Inspecting and knowledge of the types of modern and old breaks.
20
 Knowledge of auto parts :

  • Engine maintenance dismantling and installing all the engine parts, knowledge of engine faults and instruction on changing the timer.
  • Dismantling the rods, changing the budget and Power Steering maintenance..
  • Knowing the parts of cars, shock absorber, girdles, rings, decoding, installing, budgeting, decoding, and knowing parts of cars.
18
  • Maintenance of automatic gearboxes. Disassemble and install all its parts and knowing of the automatic gearboxes faults.
  • Electrostatic gearboxes inspection
  • Change the gearbox oil and filter.
  • Inspection the coolant for gearbox oil.
20
  • Remove the engine from the car and check the engine pressure.
  • Inspecting the crankshaft, the cylinder in the lathe and Inspecting the bearings and pistons.
  • Installing the engine and knowing the steps followed, knowing the causes of smoke and operating the engine.
4
 –Final test 

What Will I Learn?

  • Health and Safety: Implement health and safety practices in the automotive environment.
  • Communication Skills: Communicate effectively with colleagues and customers.
  • Tool Proficiency: Use tools and diagnostic equipment in automotive workshops.
  • Engine Diagnosis: Diagnose faults in engines and auxiliary systems.
  • Electrical Faults: Identify and rectify automotive electrical issues.
  • Chassis Diagnosis: Diagnose faults in chassis systems.
  • Transmission Diagnosis: Troubleshoot transmission system faults.
  • Component Importance: Understand the significance of vehicle components.
  • Customer Service: Identify and record customer service needs.
  • Vehicle Inspection: Conduct standard inspections of light vehicles.
  • Steering and Suspension: Diagnose and overhaul steering and suspension systems.
  • Denting and Painting: Learn denting and painting techniques.
  • Engine Overhauling: Overhaul automotive engines.
  • Transmission Overhauling: Overhaul automotive transmissions.
  • Driveline Diagnosis: Diagnose light vehicle transmission and driveline faults.
  • Electric Vehicle Skills: Work with electric vehicle components.
  • ADAS Knowledge: Understand Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS).

Target Audience

  • Aspiring Mechanics: Individuals starting a career in automotive repair.
  • Automotive Students: Students in vocational or technical schools.
  • Car Enthusiasts: Those wanting to deepen their vehicle knowledge.
  • Current Technicians: Existing mechanics looking to enhance their skills.
  • Fleet Maintenance Personnel: Staff maintaining company vehicles.
  • DIY Hobbyists: Individuals interested in self-repair and maintenance.