Automotive Technology and Maintenance Online Course

Master automotive systems and maintenance with expert-led online lessons—learn, apply, and get career-ready from the comfort of your home.

Overview :

If you've ever been curious about what makes a vehicle tick—or rather, run smoothly—this online Automotive Technology and Maintenance course is designed just for that. It walks you through the nuts, bolts, and brains behind today’s modern vehicles, starting from the basics of automotive systems to the more complex components like diagnostics and electronic control units. Whether you're keen to understand engines or learn how vehicle systems interconnect, each module is structured to give you clear, digestible knowledge without overloading you with jargon.

The course is fully online, giving you flexible access to lessons created by industry professionals. From exploring drivetrain mechanics to learning about fuel systems, emissions control, and scheduled maintenance, the course packs in years of trade insight. No greasy overalls required—just your curiosity, a good internet connection, and maybe a cup of tea. By the end, you'll have a solid understanding of automotive functions and how vehicles are maintained, repaired, and kept roadworthy.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand core functions of modern automotive systems and components.
• Identify common mechanical and electrical vehicle issues confidently.
• Learn structured methods of scheduled vehicle maintenance procedures.
• Recognise key diagnostic techniques for fault identification.
• Gain insights into safety checks and roadworthiness standards.
• Explore fuel, emissions, and ignition system operations thoroughly.

Who is this Course For:

• Beginners curious about how cars and engines actually work.
• Car enthusiasts who want structured, expert-backed automotive knowledge.
• Hobbyists interested in DIY vehicle care and diagnostics.
• Entry-level technicians looking to reinforce foundational understanding.
• Students considering automotive-related careers or apprenticeships.
• Fleet managers needing a deeper grasp of vehicle upkeep.
• Motor traders wanting stronger vehicle inspection knowledge.
• Anyone wanting to save on garage bills by learning maintenance basics.

Career Path

• Vehicle Technician – £28,000 average yearly salary
• MOT Tester – £27,500 average yearly salary
• Automotive Service Advisor – £25,000 average yearly salary
• Parts Advisor – £23,000 average yearly salary
• Workshop Controller – £32,000 average yearly salary
• Diagnostic Technician – £35,000 average yearly salary