Course Objectives

• Master Automotive Fundamentals: Equip students with comprehensive knowledge of automotive technologies including engines, transmission, brakes, steering, suspension, and electrical systems.
• Enhance Practical Skills: Provide extensive hands-on learning through internships, workshops, and real-world projects in collaboration with industry partners.
• Promote Flexibility in Learning: Offer a flexible curriculum structure that allows multiple entry and exit points enabling students to earn certificates and diplomas based on their progress.
• Prepare for Industry Roles: Train students for various roles such as automotive technician, service advisor, vehicle inspector, and more.
• Foster Collaboration and Teamwork: Encourage collaborative learning and teamwork through group projects and industry-linked assignments.
• Develop Problem-Solving Abilities: Enhance students’ problem-solving and analytical thinking skills to effectively tackle real-world automotive challenges.
• Focus on Emerging Technologies: Train students in the latest automotive technologies including electric and hybrid vehicles.
• Encourage Continuous Learning and Adaptability: Prepare students for the dynamic nature of the automotive industry by fostering a mindset of continuous learning and adaptability.
• Develop Professional and Soft Skills: Enhance essential soft skills such as communication, project management, and professional ethics to ensure well-rounded career readiness.
• Ensure Job-Readiness: Ensure graduates are equipped with the practical skills and industry-relevant knowledge needed to be job-ready and succeed in the rapidly evolving automotive industry.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the Bachelor of Vocation (B.Voc) in Automobile program are equipped with practical industry-relevant skills making them well-prepared for a variety of roles in the automotive industry. The comprehensive training in automotive systems combined with hands-on learning through internships and projects opens up numerous career opportunities including:

• Automotive Technician: Specialize in diagnosing and repairing vehicle issues, ensuring optimal performance of cars and trucks.
• Service Advisor: Work as a liaison between customers and the service team, providing advice on necessary maintenance and repairs.
• Vehicle Inspector: Conduct inspections to ensure vehicles meet safety and emissions standards.
• Automotive Engineer: Design and develop new vehicle systems and components, focusing on improving performance, safety, and efficiency.
• Service Manager: Oversee the operations of an automotive service department, managing technicians and ensuring customer satisfaction.
• Sales Consultant: Work in automotive sales, providing customers with information about vehicles and helping them choose the right model for their needs.
• Automotive Instructor: Teach automotive technology and repair techniques in vocational schools and community colleges.
• Freelance Automotive Consultant: Provide expert advice on vehicle maintenance, repair, and customization to individuals and businesses.

Scheme and Syllabus

Automobile Laboratory

The automobile laboratory serves as the practical hub for students enrolled in the Bachelor of Vocation (B.Voc) in Automobile program.

• High-performance diagnostic tools and equipment for hands-on learning in vehicle maintenance and repair.
• Workstations equipped with tools for engine tuning, transmission repair, brake servicing, and electrical system diagnostics.
• Access to modern vehicles and components for practical training sessions.
• Facilities for learning about electric and hybrid vehicles.
• Adequate power backup solutions such as UPS systems to ensure uninterrupted operation during power outages.
• Comfortable seating arrangements and ergonomic workstations to promote a conducive learning environment.

Placement Highlights

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