Motor Vehicle Mechanic (MVM)
Program Overview
The Motor Vehicle Mechanic course trains learners to maintain, service, and repair motor vehicles used for transport and industry. It covers key areas such as the engine, transmission, suspension, braking system, steering system, electrical system, and hydraulic system. Through comprehensive theoretical instruction and hands-on workshop practice, students develop expertise in diagnosing mechanical problems, performing routine maintenance, and executing complex repairs. The curriculum includes modern diagnostic techniques, computer-aided systems, and adherence to manufacturer specifications. Graduates are equipped to work in garages, dealerships, fleet management companies, or establish their own automotive service businesses, meeting the growing demand for skilled automotive technicians.
Faculty
School of Engineering
Entry Requirements
Open to all
Start Dates
Intakes every term
What You'll Learn
Admission Requirements & Suitability
Required Documents
This Course is For You If:
Accommodation
Optional, on request
Ready to Start This Program?
Take the first step towards your new career. Apply today and join thousands of successful graduates.
Related Courses
Other training options students often consider alongside this course.