About this training school
Learn practical mechanical and automotive maintenance principles through tools handling, servicing, fault identification and workshop practice.
Courses in this school
Course availability can change by intake. Contact admissions to confirm the current timetable, fee, duration and start date for the program you select.
Motor Vehicle Mechanic (MVE)
Learn essential vehicle systems, routine servicing, workshop tools, maintenance procedures, inspection habits and basic fault identification.
Plant Mechanic (PM)
Build introductory competence in mechanical systems, equipment care, maintenance routines, workshop safety and troubleshooting principles.
Auto Electrical Engineering
Develop foundational knowledge of vehicle electrical systems, batteries, charging/starting awareness, wiring, testing and common fault diagnosis.
Automotive & Motorcycle Basics
Understand routine care, basic servicing, safety checks and common maintenance needs for vehicles and motorcycles.
Preventive Maintenance
Learn inspection schedules, lubrication and care routines, early fault recognition, records and practices that reduce breakdowns.
What you will learn
- Basic vehicle servicing
- Mechanical troubleshooting
- Tools and equipment handling
- Preventive maintenance
- Workshop safety
- Basic auto electrical systems
- Vehicle and motorcycle fault identification
Where the skills may be used
- Motor vehicle mechanic assistant
- Plant mechanic assistant
- Auto electrician assistant
- Garage technician
- Motorcycle service technician
- Independent mechanic
Target learners
Aspiring mechanics, workshop assistants, vehicle owners, technicians and entrepreneurs interested in automotive service skills.
Learning approach
Workshop demonstrations, servicing routines, diagnostic practice, tools handling, preventive maintenance and supervised practical tasks.