School of Engineering

    Motor Vehicle Mechanic (MVM)

    6-term grade program in automotive mechanics, maintenance, and repair.

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    Grade Level
    Practical Training
    NITA
    Ministry of Education
    6 Terms
    Duration
    NITA
    Certification
    On Request
    Fees on Request
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    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

    Engine systems and overhaul
    Transmission and drivetrain
    Brake and suspension systems
    Fuel and exhaust systems
    Vehicle diagnostics and testing
    Preventive maintenance procedures

    Admission Requirements & Suitability

    Required Documents

    National ID / passport
    2 passport photos
    Completed application form

    This Course is For You If:

    You want a career as an auto mechanic
    You're passionate about vehicles and engines
    You want to open your own auto repair shop

    Accommodation

    Optional, on request

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