Automotive Service Technician

About this programme

Do you possess a good understanding of mechanical systems, electronic equipment and engines? Are you able to troubleshoot and diagnose mechanical issues? Automotive service technicians must be able to work independently as well as in a team setting. Duties may require you to inspect, diagnose, repair and service the various systems and components of cars, buses, motorcycles, and light and commercial transport trucks. The 30 week Automotive Service Technician Foundation (pre-apprenticeship) program will give you the skills, knowledge and training you need to enter the automotive industry and covers all of the competencies for Level 1 of the four-level Automotive Service Technician Apprenticeship program. You will learn about general automotive maintenance and practices, basic electrical systems, brake systems, steering systems and suspension systems, as well as using automotive tools and equipment. The program includes classroom theory, demonstrations, and practical hands-on training in a functioning automotive shop setting. View admission requirements, program completion requirements and individual course information. Note: The information for this program is currently set to display information for the 2026/27 academic year. To view other years, choose from the sort feature from the “ select calendar ” drop-down. *Students must complete Basic First Aid within the program or have a current Basic First Aid certificate valid to the end of the program. *Tuition and Fees for domestic students are estimates and are subject to change. Depending on course electives there may