Electric Vehicle Mechanics (AVS) - 4746

Electric vehicles (EVs) are revolutionizing the landscape of automobile maintenance. As the automotive industry shifts toward sustainable and eco-friendly solutions, the demand for skilled electric vehicle mechanics is on the rise. Earn your Attestation of Vocational Specialization (AVS) in Electric Vehicle Mechanics and broaden your horizons in the field of Automobile Mechanics.

Our comprehensive program equips students with the knowledge and hands-on skills necessary to excel in the dynamic world of EVs. Whether you’re passionate about electric cars, hybrids, or cutting-edge automotive technology, our curriculum covers it all. Here are the program objectives:

• Master Electrical Systems: Learn to diagnose, repair, and maintain the intricate electrical and electromechanical components of electric and hybrid vehicles.
• Stay Ahead of Industry Trends: Stay informed about the latest advancements in EV technology, charging infrastructure, and safety protocols.
• Hands-On Training: Gain practical experience through workshops, labs, and real-world scenarios.
• Career Opportunities: Prepare for a rewarding career as an electric vehicle mechanic, servicing the next generation of automobiles.
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Admission Requirements for the Electric Vehicle Mechanics Program:

To be admitted to our Electric Vehicle Mechanics program, you must meet one of the following conditions:

1. Vocational Diploma (DEP) in Automotive Mechanics or Equivalent: If you hold a vocational diploma in Automotive Mechanics or an equivalent qualification, you’re eligible for admission.
2. Trade or Profession Related to Automotive Studies: If you are currently engaged in a trade or profession related to automotive studies, you qualify for admission.
3. Equivalent Apprenticeship Recognition: If you have been recognized as an equivalent apprentice in the field, you’re welcome to join our program.

Program Particulars:

• The program is offered in English with bilingual teachers.

Duration: 10 months (645 hours / 43 credits)