Light Vehicle Repair & Diagnose Service

Level 2

This program emphasizes basic and intermediate skills in the servicing and repair of light vehicles. Through this program, student will learn fundamental and intermediate competencies in vehicle maintenance, including engine servicing, brake systems, electrical and electronic systems, steering and suspension systems, vehicle air-conditioning systems, and transmission systems. In addition, trainees will be exposed to workshop safety practices, equipment management, workplace housekeeping, and compliance with Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) to ensure that all tasks are carried out safely and effectively.

Level 3

Through the Level 3 program, trainees will learn diagnostic techniques for various vehicle systems, including engine systems, electrical and electronic systems, brake systems, steering and suspension systems, and transmission systems. In addition, trainees will be exposed to the use of modern diagnostic equipment such as scan tools and automotive software to identify the root causes of faults more accurately. These skills are essential in today's automotive industry, which increasingly relies on electronic technology and computerized control systems.

Course Code G-452-002-2:2018
G-452-002-3:2018
Intake Open
Mode of Study Full Time
Duration of Study 24 Months
Duration of Internship 3 Months
Assessments Theory, Practical

Automotive graduates have access to a wide range of career opportunities, as outlined below:

Alignment section Overhaul section
Service section Component Display section