COURSE CURRICULUM

The Automotive Technician – Service and Management (Motive Power Technician) diploma program includes a comprehensive curriculum that blends technical training with business and communication skills essential for success in the automotive industry. In Semester 1, students are introduced to foundational skills through courses like Auto Workshop Practices, Directional and Control Systems, Auto Basic Skills, Mathematics, Communication Foundations, and Computer Information and Trade Software. Semester 2 builds on this with courses such as Auto Drive Lines Performance, Motive Power Engines, Engine Performance, Electricity and Electronics, Auto Business, Trade Math, Interpersonal Skills, and Automotive Welding, preparing students for real-world scenarios. In Semester 3, students advance their knowledge with more complex topics, including Auto Workshop Practices 2, Engine Performance 2, Electricity and Electronics 2, and Auto Business 2, alongside studies in Environmental Impact and Legislation and a general education elective. Semester 4 focuses on higher-level technical and managerial skills with courses such as Drive Line Performance 2, Motive Power Engines 2, Directional and Control Systems, and Business Planning and Analysis, along with a final general education elective. This structured progression ensures students graduate with a well-rounded understanding of both the technical and business aspects of automotive service and management, ready for careers or apprenticeship advancement in the motive power industry.