In order to operate in the mechanics shop you must pay for the consumables, materials & tools required for student practice and skill development. The fee is dependent on the course.

Course Fees

Mech 10: $35.00

Mech 20: $50.00

Mech 30: $50.00

Mechanics Modules

Mech-1015 : Tools & Materials

Students identify and describe the operating principles and applications of electricity.

Mech-1040 : Engine Fundamentals

Students identify and describe the operating principles and applications of electricity.

Mech-1090 : Electrical Fundamentals

Students identify and describe the operating principles and applications of electricity.

Mech-1110 : Pneumatics & Hydraulics

Students identify and describe the operating principles and applications of pneumatic and hydraulic systems.

Mech-1150 : Ride & Control

Students develop a basic knowledge of ride and control systems associate with vehicles.

Mech-1040 : Engine Fundamentals

Students investigate and describe operating principles, construction and application of engines

Mech-2030 : Lubrication & Cooling

Students diagnose, maintain and service the lubrication and cooling systems of a typical four-cycle gasoline engine.

Mech-2060 : Ignition Systems

Students identify the basic components and parts of ignition systems used on internal combustion engines, and service and repair an ignition system.

Mech-2070 : Emission Controls

Students describe the importance of controlling emissions and the technology applied to vehicles to meet the prescribed requirements.

Mech-2090 : Electrical Components

Students identify and describe the basic use and testing of the electrical components of a typical motor vehicle.

Mech-2100 : Power Assist Accessories

Students identify and explain the function of components and parts of power assist applications

Mech-3030 : Engine Diagnosis

Students learn to diagnose the condition of an engine for warn or damaged parts and/or improper adjustments.

Mech-3040 : Engine Tune-up

Students diagnose, service and repair engine, fuel, ignition, charging and starting systems.

Mech-3090 : Computer Systems

Students provide and overview of the applications of computer management systems used in modern vehicles.

Mech-3100 : Safety Systems

Students describe how safety systems can be tested, diagnosed, replaced or repaired.

Mech-3120 : Power Assisting

Students further develop their knowledge of the purpose, operation, service and repair of pneumatic, hydraulic and electrical power assist drives.