Curriculum

The curriculum covers various aspects of diesel engine technology, including engine components, fuel systems, electrical systems, troubleshooting, and overall maintenance.

Practical training is an integral part of the course, allowing students to gain hands-on experience with diesel engines.

Skills Acquired

• Diagnosis and repair of diesel engines.
• Understanding of fuel injection systems.
• Electrical systems related to diesel engines.
• Routine maintenance and troubleshooting of diesel vehicles.

Certification

Upon successful completion of the course, students receive a certificate that is recognized by the industry.

Career Opportunities

Automotive Workshops

Diesel Mechanics can work in automotive workshops specializing in diesel engine repairs and maintenance.

Transport Companies

Employment opportunities are available in companies operating diesel-powered fleets, such as logistics and transport companies.

Construction and Mining Industries

Diesel Mechanics may find opportunities in industries that extensively use diesel-powered machinery, such as construction and mining.

Agricultural Machinery Dealerships

Opportunities exist in dealerships that sell and service diesel-powered agricultural machinery and equipment.

Diesel Engine Manufacturing Units

Graduates can work in manufacturing units of diesel engines, involved in production and quality control.

Power Generation Units

Opportunities may be available in power generation units that use diesel generators for electricity production.

Marine Industry

Diesel Mechanics may find employment in the marine sector, working on diesel engines in boats and ships.

Government Transport Departments

Employment opportunities may exist in government transport departments for maintenance and repair of diesel-powered vehicles.