Car Mechanic Diploma

Diploma in Car Mechanic - Level 4

If you wish to learn about the vehicle system, components and general maintenance, here’s an excellent course for you. The Car Mechanic Diploma Level 4 is designed for auto technicians, moto mechanics and service technicians who want to learn the fundamentals of the vehicle system and what makes up the automobile. The course will provide comprehensive explanations on the main functions of the engine, tyre alignment, electrical system and fuel system. The course will enable learners to develop these skills and improve their confidence and performance in the industry. It is a formative guide that no learner should be without.

Car Mechanic Diploma Level 4 will provide the foundation you need to advance in your current role or explore new and potential opportunities. There are key topics discussed in this course such as the overviews of the working of a vehicle, the necessary tools for effective car service and repair and applying safe procedures.

The Car Mechanic Diploma Level 4 course offers essential information and clear descriptions on core technologies on different vehicle systems. This is a CPD accredited course that will demonstrate to potential employers your dedication to continuous learning, and the chance to excel in the field.

Why You Should Consider Taking this Course at 1Training?

1Training is a leading online provider for several accrediting bodies, and provides learners the opportunity to take this exclusive Course awarded by CPD. At 1Training, we give our fullest attention to our learners’ needs and ensure they have the necessary information required to proceed with the training.

Learners who register will be given excellent support, discounts for future purchases and be eligible for a TOTUM Discount card and Student ID card with amazing offers and access to retail stores, the library, cinemas, gym memberships and their favourite restaurants.

Learning Outcomes

• Gain an overview of the components and workings of a vehicle
• Learn about the engine, chassis and electronics
• Learn about electrical systems, lighting and indicators
• Understand transmission both manual and systems
• Earn a recognised qualification to help pursue new job opportunities

COURSE CURRICULUM

Module 01 : What Makes the Wheels Go?

• How It All Fits Together
• Energy, Force, Work, And Power
• Converting Heat Energy To Motion
• The Engine as A Group Of Systems
• Transferring Torque
• Brakes
• Steering
• Suspension
• Tires

Module 02 : Tooling Up

• Awareness—A Starting Point
• Level Of Commitment
• Safety Precautions For Car care
• Inspection And Basic Maintenance—Under the hood
• Inspection And Basic Maintenance—Under The Car
• Basic Mechanical Tools
• Supplies And Accessories
• Maintenance And Minor Repairs—Under the hood
• Maintenance And Minor Repairs—Under The Car
• Tune-Up And Basic Electrical work

Module 03 : The Engine

• The Basic Gasoline Engine
• The Four-Stroke Cycle
• Routine Engine Maintenance
• Engine Problems

Module 04 : The Fuel System

• Gasoline
• Fuel Tank
• Fuel Pump
• Fuel Filter
• Air Cleaner
• Emissions Control
• OBD-II
• Safety precautions for fuel System Maintenance
• Fuel System Maintenance
• Fuel System Problems
• Diesel Differences

Module 05 : The Electrical System

• The Battery
• Safety Precautions For Battery And Electrical System Maintenance
• Battery Maintenance
• The Starting System
• Starting System Maintenance
• The Charging System
• Charging System Maintenance
• The Ignition System
• Ignition System Maintenance
• Lights And Accessories
• Maintenance For Lights And Accessories
• Electronic Devices
• Maintenance For electronic Devices
• Electrical System Problems
• Future Electrical Systems Are Here

Module 06 : The Lubricating and Cooling Systems

• The Lubrication System
• Safety Precautions For Lubrication System Maintenance
• Lubrication System Maintenance
• Lubrication system Problems
• The Cooling System
• Safety Precautions For Cooling System Maintenance
• Cooling System Maintenance
• Cooling System Problems

Module 07 : The Drivetrain

• Drivetrain Functions And options
• Transmissions
• Manual Transmission Clutch
• Manual Transmission
• Automatic Transmission
• Front-Wheel Drive
• Rear-Wheel Drive
• Four-Wheel Drive
• Safety Precautions for drive train maintenance
• Routine Checks And Lubrication
• Drivetrain Preventive maintenance
• Drivetrain Problems
• Shifting Problems

Module 08 : Tires and Brakes

• Tyres
• Routine Tyre Maintenance
• The Brake System
• Antilock Brake System
• Traction Control

Module 09 : Suspension and Steering

• The Suspension System
• Routine Suspension Maintenance
• Steering Systems
• Power Steering System
• Wheel Alignment
• Routine Suspension And Steering Maintenance
• Suspension And Steering Problems

Module 10 : Heating, Air Conditioning, and Optional Equipment

• The Heating System
• Routine Heating System Maintenance
• Heating System Problems
• Air Conditioning System
• Automatic Temperature Control Systems
• Routine Air conditioning system Maintenance
• Air Conditioning System Problems
• Optional Vehicle Equipment

Module 11 : Your Maintenance Program

• The Importance Of Maintenance
• Individualising Your maintenance Programme
• Daily Maintenance
• Weekly Maintenance
• 3,000–7,500-Mile Maintenance
• 12,000–15,000-Mile Maintenance
• 30,000–60,000-Mile Maintenance
• Replace Spark Plugs, Inspect Ignition System
• Interior Care
• Exterior Care

Module 12 : A Look at Repairs

• Recognising Repair Needs
• Should You Do It yourself?
• Changing Tires
• Changing The Alternator
• Changing Valve Cover gaskets
• Changing The Thermostat
• Searching For Repair Services

Module 13 : The Repair-it/ Replace-it Decision

• Understand Your Motivations
• Evaluate Maintenance And Repair Costs
• Estimate Market Value Of Your Present Vehicle
• Set Your Budget
• Consider Total Ownership Costs
• Understand The Impact Of Your Decision

Module 14 : Buying Tips for Parts and Insurance

• Buying Parts
• Buying Insurance
• Buying Extended Warranty Protection
• What To Do In An accident

Module 15 : Buying a New Car

• Deciding To Buy A car
• Be A Prepared Shopper
• Information Sources
• The Test Drive
• Features And Options
• Determining The Value Of Your car
• Getting The Value Out Of Your Car
• To Buy Or To Lease
• Paying For The car
• Additional Costs (Add-Ons)
• Low-Hassle Options
• Negotiating Yourself
• Going To The Dealership
• Tactics And Tricks Of The trade

Module 16 : Leasing

• Leasing Considerations
• Lease Versus Loan
• Some Things You Need To Know About A Lease
• Some Final Tips

Module 17 : Electric and Hybrid Cars

• Electric Car
• Hybrid Vehicles
• Hybrid Operation
• Hybrid Maintenance
• Hybrid Accident Safety

Access Duration

The course will be directly delivered to you, and you have 12 months access to the online learning platform from the date you joined the course. The course is self-paced and you can complete it in stages, revisiting the lessons at any time.

Method of Assessment

In order to qualify in the course ‘Car Mechanic Diploma Level 4’ successfully, learners will take an online test with each module being rounded off with multiple-choice questions. This online test is marked automatically, so you will receive an instant grade and know whether you have passed the course.

Certification

Upon the successful completion of the course, you will be awarded the ” Diploma in Car Mechanic – Level 4″.

Awarding Bodies

CPD is a leading awarding body in the United Kingdom that meets an excellent standard of high quality education. CPD is committed towards the enhancement of proficiency and personal skills in order to develop learners’ skills and abilities. CPD ensures that both practical and academic qualifications assist individuals to re-skill or up-skill and maintain a competitive advantage in their chosen industry.

KEY FEATURES

• Gain an accredited UK qualification
• Access to excellent quality study materials
• Learners will be eligible for TOTUM Discount Card
• Personalized learning experience
• One year’s access to the course
• Support by phone, live chat, and email

This course is recommended for,

• Technicians
• Auto Mechanics
• Auto Electricians
• Mechanical Engineers

• Learners should be over the age of 16, and have a basic understanding of English, ICT and numeracy.
• A Level 3 or above qualification is desired
• A sound educational background is recommended

The Certificate in Car Mechanic Diploma Level 4 will improve your candidature for a number of jobs in the automotive and mechanical sectors. Given below are job titles you can compete for,

• Auto Electrician – £34,000 (Approximately)
• Mechanic – £50,000 (Approximately)
• Moto Technician – £44,000 (Approximately)