• Automotive
• Length
• Advice and sale of spare parts for motorized equipment.
• Technical advice on vehicle maintenance and repair.
• Construction machinery
• Leisure and light equipment vehicle.
• heavy road vehicles

Automotive Mechanics – Module 1
Internal combustion engines
• Design and diagnosis of automobile engines.
• Disassembly and cleaning of the engine.
• Connected block
• Cylinder head
• Engine sealing and reassembly.

Automotive mechanics – Module 2 Brakes
• Break system
• Drum brakes
• Disc brakes

Automotive Mechanics – Module 3
Suspension and steering
• Wheels and tires
• Suspension systems
• Steering systems
• Wheel parallelism

Automotive Mechanics – Module 4
Electrical, lighting, electronic and computer systems.
• Basic principles of electrical systems.
• Diagnosis and repair of electrical systems.
• Illumination systems
• Basic principles of electronics and computer systems.
• Checking the sensors

Automotive Mechanics – Module 5
Automatic transmission
• Automatic transmissions and transaxles
• Electronic automatic transmissions
• Maintenance of automatic transmissions and transaxles.
• Four-wheel drive and manual transmission with all-wheel drive
• Clutches
• Manual gearboxes and transaxles
• Maintenance and repair of manual gearboxes and transaxles.
• Drive and differential axles

Automotive Mechanics – Module 6
Electromagnetic starter, charging systems and accessories.
• Storage batteries
• Starter and traction motor systems
• Charging systems
• Electrical instruments on board
• Electromagnetic accessories

Automotive Mechanics – Module 7
Systems related to engine and cabin temperature.
• Refrigeration system
• Ventilation, heating and air conditioning system.
• Diagnosis and repair of the air conditioning system

Automotive Mechanics – Module 8
Active and passive safety systems.
• Retention devices
• Accessories for active and passive systems
• Anti-lock brake system, traction control and stability control

Automotive Mechanics – Module 9
General maintenance
• Introduction to general maintenance.
• Ground verification
• Under the hood review
• Check under the vehicle on a full height lift
• Check under the vehicle on a mid-height drawbridge.

Automotive Mechanics – Module 10
Electronic ignition systems
• Ignition systems
• Review and maintenance of ignition systems.
• Sensors and diagnostic methods
• Fuels and other energy sources

Automotive Mechanics – Module 11
Electronic injection and anti-pollution systems.
• Fuel systems
• Electronic injection
• Verification and maintenance of injection systems.
• Sensors and diagnostic methods
• Intake and exhaust systems
• Anti-pollution systems
• Maintenance and repair of anti-pollution systems.

Automotive Mechanics – Module 12
Powertrain operation
• Systems linked to engine efficiency
• Oxygen probes
• Verification and maintenance of anti-pollution systems.

Automotive Mechanics – Module 13
Health, safety and environmental protection.

Carry out preventive and corrective mechanical work, inspect vehicles in order to identify operating problems, search for the cause and locate the origin; perform repairs, replacements and adjustments to the various vehicle systems, perform operational tests, install accessories and optional equipment and apply laws and regulations related to health, safety and environmental protection.

• Today's cars are complex and exciting machines. A good mechanic knows all the ins and outs!previousone of the following prerequisites:
  • Have a high school diploma (DES)
  • Be at least 16 years of age as of September 30 of the school year in which the student begins his or her education and have obtained 4 Secondary School credits in the language of instruction, second language and mathematics in the study programs established by the ministry, or be recognized for recognized learning. as equivalent
  • Be 18 years of age at the time of training and have acquired the functional prerequisites.
  • Be recognized for equivalent learning.