Car Maintenance Course
Classes
<p>A one-day workshop designed to give you some basic knowledge of car maintenance and a must for the car owner. Learn simple strategies to keep your car on the road and save on costly repairs through
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Course description
A one-day workshop designed to give you some basic knowledge of car maintenance and a must for the car owner. Learn simple strategies to keep your car on the road and save on costly repairs through general care and maintenance.
If you want to learn about Motor Maintenance in Sydney, then this course is for you.
- NOTE: This course is not a replacement for servicing your car, and does not teach you how to be a mechanic.
Agenda
During this course the intention is that the following topics will be covered, but not necessarily in the order given:
- How the engine works
- Body & maintenance
- How to change a tyre
- Replace windscreen wiper blades
- Changing a lightglobe
Objectives
The intended Learning Outcomes for this course are as follows.
- Describe major parts of the motor vehicle
- Demonstrate an ability to communicate in relation to the motor vehicle and its components
- Solve a problem which exists with the motor vehicle
- Organise the motor vehicle maintenance schedule
Please bring
- A paper and a pen
- Please wear closed shoes
- Please wear old clothes
Other Information
The workshop takes place at the Rozelle Campus, cnr Gordon St & Victoria Rd, Rozelle. Please click on the following link for directions:
http://www.sydneycommunitycollege.com.au/site/203
Avoid disappointment. Enrol early.
Please ensure that you have given a valid email and mobile number as all course changes will be communicated via sms or email.
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Course testimonials:
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Montag said: Excellent teacher with obvious teaching experience. Course was well organised with a handout, practical experience and a video. Plenty of time to ask questions and do everything and still finish the whole course. Would recommend to anyone wanting a basic overview of how a car engine works and the basic things anyone can do to keep your car maintained between services.
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Chris said: Course was taught by a professional but some students were asking somewhat unrelated questions slowing the tutor down and resulting in not everything being covered. Otherwise good information and practical session. Perhaps a stage 2 or 3 course would be great as i knew a lot of the content.
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Emma said: 5 STARS