Motor Vehicle Electrician (MVE) I, II, III
Program Overview
The Motor Vehicle Electrical course trains learners to install, maintain, and repair electrical and electronic systems in motor vehicles, covering lighting, starting, charging, ignition systems, wiring, and electronic control units (ECUs). With the increasing complexity of modern vehicle electronics, this program provides essential skills in circuit testing, fault diagnosis, and component replacement. Students work with multimeters, diagnostic scanners, and specialized tools to troubleshoot electrical issues in cars, trucks, and buses. The course emphasizes understanding wiring diagrams, safety procedures, and the integration of computer systems in vehicles. Graduates find employment in automotive workshops, vehicle manufacturers, and specialized auto-electrical service centers.
Faculty
School of Engineering
Entry Requirements
Open to all
Start Dates
Intakes every term
What You'll Learn
Admission Requirements & Suitability
Required Documents
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Accommodation
Optional, on request
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