Mechanical and Automotive A20

In this intermediate course, you’ll focus on wheel bearings, calipers, parking brakes, engine design, wheel alignment, and seat belts. This course has two parts: 50 hours of online theory, followed by a 50-hour work placement. The work placement must be set up by your local school’s Career and Work Exploration teacher.

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Prerequisite

Mechanical and Automotive 10

Delivered

Online Asynchronous

Credits

One PAA Level 20 Credit



Work Placement

The 50 hour theory component is combined with a 50 hour work placement. The work placement component must be set up with the school Career and Work Exploration teacher and provides the learner with hands-on experience in the automotive repair industry. This course is an Intermediate level course which requires learners to demonstrate practical skills in combination with automotive repair theory.



All learners, parents, mentors and, where appropriate, school-based administrators are encouraged to familiarize themselves with our work placement policies.


Units of Study

    Unit 1: Shop Safety & Lift Systems

    Unit 2: Wheels Bearings

    Unit 3: Hydraulics/Brake Systems

    Unit 4: Brake System Diagnosis

    Unit 5: ABS Brake Systems

    Unit 6: Suspension

    Unit 7: Steering Systems

    Unit 8: Work Placement

Course Materials
Supplied by the DLC

Sun West DLC provides required items to be successful in your course.

Modern Automotive Technology- 7th Edition, Duffy, James E.

For This Course
You Will Need

Students need to have the following for this course. You will need to supply these items.

Any necessary workplace attire/materials (e.g. work boots, tools, etc.)

Exams

This course requires a midterm and a final exam to be supervised by a proctor

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