Mechanics

Mechanics is designed to provide you with an opportunity to develop safe work habits and the practical skills needed to work in the automotive industry. Whether you are planning a career in the industry or simply want to be an informed owner, Mechanics is an excellent opportunity for all students.

Mechanics 10

Mechanics 10 is designed to provide students with an introduction to the automotive trade. Students complete introductory modules, such as Basic Tools and Materials, Engine Fundamentals, Vehicle Service and Care, Electrical Fundamentals, Ride and Control Systems, Pneumatics and Hydraulics, and Mechanical Systems.

Students earn up to 7 credits in Mechanics 10

Mechanics 20

Mechanics 20 is designed to introduce students to the First Year Automotive Service Technician technical training. Students complete 5 ASA modules (single block class) or 10 ASA modules (double block class). Students also perform service work on customer vehicles.

Mechanics 30

Mechanics 30 is designed to further student knowledge and skill development in the automotive trade. Students are encouraged to complete all 15 ASA modules and write the First Year Automotive Service Technician exam through Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training.

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