Our Courses

This entry level course focuses on the repairing of starters and alternators. The course is aimed at people wanting to do repairs on starters and alternators from home or perhaps even start a small venture. For existing repair businesses, this course is ideal for empowering workshop employees to repair units correctly and effectively. This course covers both Light Duty (12V) and Heavy Duty (24V).

This entry level course focuses on the principles of auto electrical wiring systems and circuits. The course is aimed at people interested in repairing automobile wiring systems and fault finding. This course is also of value to vehicle mechanics and security systems installers.

This entry level course focuses on the collective skills required to be an auto electrician. These include working principles of batteries, basic principles of auto electrical wiring systems and circuits as well as the components, fault-finding and repairing of starters & alternators. It is ideal if you want the skills to do all-round auto electrical fault-finding & repairs. It is also of value if you wish to eventually qualify as an auto electrician. Whether you are an existing auto electrical business, employed by a company, want to work from home or perhaps even start a small venture, this 2-week course is ideal for empowering you to work as an auto electrician correctly and effectively. This course covers both Light (12V) & Heavy (24V) Duty and is a combination of T1 & T2

This intermediate level course is a continuation of the basic courses and focuses on more complex technologies. Attention is paid to more advanced starters and alternators and continues into ignition systems. It is aimed at people who have completed the basic course and want to further enhance their knowledge and skills. The skills acquired in this course are valuable if you would eventually want to qualify as an auto electrician. T4 is subject to having completed either the T1 & T2 or T3 course. Minimum of 6-8 weeks interval after completing the basic courses before commencing T4.

This advanced level course focuses on actuators, ECU Principles, Sensors, how sensors communicate with the ECU and principles of diagnostic equipment. It is aimed at those who have completed the basic and intermediate courses, have extensive wiring & circuits knowledge or are qualified auto electricians and want to enhance their fault-finding and diagnostic skills. T5 is subject to having completed the T4 course. Minimum of 6-8 weeks interval after completing before commencing T5.

This entry level course focuses on the fitment of aftermarket security systems, radio and accessories. The course is aimed at those wanting to fit aftermarket systems and accessories from home or perhaps even start a small venture. For existing repair businesses, this course is ideal for empowering workshop employees to fit sound systems, alarms and accessories correctly and effectively. This course is now a stand-alone course and no longer requires T2 (C2).

This advanced level course focuses on the fitment of aftermarket custom sound components. It is aimed at those wanting to fit custom sound systems (amplifiers, woofers, etc) and accessories from home or perhaps even start a small venture. In the highly competitive custom sound environment, having the correct skills and knowledge opens the way to standing out above the rest.

This entry level course focuses on the basic fault finding, repairing and refilling of automotive air-conditioning systems. It is aimed at those wanting to repair or refill automotive air-conditioning systems from home or perhaps even start a small venture. For existing businesses involved in the repair and refilling of automotive systems, this course will give employees the skills to perform the tasks correctly and effectively.

This entry level course focuses on product knowledge  and component identification of starters and alternators. Key aspects of other auto electrical ranges such as batteries, switches, senders, relays, flasher units, globes, etc. are also explored. This course is aimed at empowering and building up confidence in those wanting to sell auto electrical components.

This course is only available  on request subject to availability. Minimum candidate numbers apply.

This entry level course focuses on workshop responsibilities, procedures and safety. The course is a very basic course aimed at people working as assistants to auto electrical technicians. This course will empower them to understand their responsibilities as well as work efficiently and safely in the workshop environment.