Overview
The Auto Mechanic training program equips students with essential mechanical and diagnostic skills needed to service today’s vehicles. The curriculum blends classroom instruction with practical experience in a workshop setting. Students learn to troubleshoot, repair, and maintain engines, transmissions, brake systems, electrical components, and more. A final internship gives learners the opportunity to apply their skills in a real-world environment and build confidence on the job.
Program Outline
• Engine Diagnosis and Repair
• Brake Systems and Suspension
• Electrical Systems and Wiring
• Vehicle Maintenance and Inspection
• Transmission and Gear Systems
• Cooling and Fuel Systems
• Auto Workshop Safety and Tools Handling
• Customer Service and Job Estimation
• Automotive Entrepreneurship and Garage Management
Benefits
• Hands-on training with real vehicles and tools
• Internship and job placement support
• Well-equipped auto workshop on campus
• Free internet and modern classroom access
• Reliable electricity and comfortable environment
• Expert instruction from certified mechanics and engineers
• Practical projects that build real-world competence
Career Opportunities
• Auto Mechanic
• Diagnostic Technician
• Vehicle Maintenance Specialist
• Auto Electrician
• Service Advisor
• Spare Parts Manager
• Garage Owner or Manager
• Mobile Mechanic
Possible Workplaces
• Auto Repair Shops
• Vehicle Dealerships
• Transport & Logistics Companies
• Car Rental Agencies
• Government Transport Units
• Oil & Gas Sector Workshops
• Fleet Maintenance Centers
• Personal Garage or Freelance Service
Salary Expectations
• In Cameroon: 120,000 FCFA – 600,000 FCFA/month
• Internationally: $1,200 – $5,000/month
Earnings depend on skill level, specialization, location, and whether one works independently or for an established garage. Qualified mechanics with diagnostic skills often earn significantly more.
