Dhaka
UCEP Mirpur TVET Institute
Mirpur-2, Dhaka
Automotive Mechanics - Level 01 (Basic Skilled Worker)
Trade CourseCertified by NSDALevel 01 (Basic Skilled Worker)OfflineStarts: Jan / Apr / Jul / OctDuration: 6 months (360 hrs)
About this course
The Level 01 Competency Standard for Automotive Mechanics, developed by the National Skills Development Authority (NSDA) for the Light Engineering Sector, is designed to develop the knowledge, skills and attitudes required for basic skilled work in automotive servicing. The standard follows a demand-driven, competency-based approach aligned with industry requirements and covers occupational safety, basic mathematics, housekeeping, workplace English, ICT, technical manuals and drawings, automotive tools and major vehicle systems.
The Level 01 Automotive Mechanics Competency Standard provides a structured pathway for developing basic skilled automotive workers in the Light Engineering Sector. Through 360 hours of competency-based learning, trainees develop practical capabilities in automotive tools, major vehicle systems, suspension, cooling, lubricating, starting, fuel and ignition systems, supported by OSH, mathematics, housekeeping, workplace English, ICT and technical drawing competencies.
Learning Outcomes
- Apply occupational safety and health (OSH) practices, identify workplace hazards and risks, respond to emergencies and maintain personal well-being.
- Perform basic workplace calculations using appropriate mathematical methods and tools.
- Maintain housekeeping procedures by organizing work areas, tools and equipment and following standardized work processes.
- Communicate and interact in English in the workplace, interpret workplace documents, participate in discussions and demonstrate professional ethics.
- Demonstrate basic ICT skills including computer operation, word processing, spreadsheets and internet use.
- Interpret automotive manuals, specifications, sketches, drawings, symbols, dimensions and technical information relevant to job requirements.
- Identify, inspect, use, clean and maintain hand tools and power tools used in automotive mechanics.
- Identify automobiles and interpret the major systems of automobiles and their basic functions.
- Diagnose faults in suspension systems and service suspension system components according to service manuals and workplace procedures.
- Prepare for and service automotive cooling systems and maintain related tools, equipment and workplace.
- Prepare for and service automotive lubricating systems, including flashing and refilling/top-up as required.
- Prepare for and service automotive starting systems by identifying, testing, servicing or replacing components according to service manuals.
- Service conventional fuel systems for gasoline and diesel engines and maintain tools, equipment and workplace.
- Prepare for and service automotive ignition systems according to manufacturer/service manual requirements.
Structure of the Competency Standard
The standard is organized into three main categories of competencies, totalling 360 hours.
Generic Competencies
85hrs · 24%
- Apply OSH Practices at Workplace15 hrs
- Perform Computations Using Basic Mathematical Concepts15 hrs
- Practice Housekeeping Procedure10 hrs
- Carry out Workplace Interaction in English15 hrs
- Demonstrate Basic ICT Skills30 hrs
Sector Specific Competencies
20hrs · 6%
- Interpret Manuals, Sketches and Drawings20 hrs
Occupation Specific Competencies
255hrs · 71%
- Use Hand and Power Tools20 hrs
- Interpret Major System of Automobiles35 hrs
- Service Suspension System40 hrs
- Service Cooling System30 hrs
- Service Lubricating System30 hrs
- Service Starting System30 hrs
- Service Fuel System30 hrs
- Service Ignition System40 hrs
Key Features and Assessment
Competency-Based
The course focuses on demonstrated workplace competence in accordance with the Automotive Mechanics Competency Standard.
Practical Automotive Skills
Strong emphasis is placed on hands-on use of tools, vehicle-system servicing, fault diagnosis, component testing, repair and workplace maintenance.
Industry-Oriented Learning
Training emphasizes service manuals, manufacturer instructions, standard operating procedures, occupational safety and appropriate tools and equipment.
Assessment Methods
Written test, demonstration, oral questioning, workplace observation and portfolio may be used, as specified by the relevant competency units.
Assessment Context
Competency assessment is to be conducted in an NSDA-accredited assessment centre and by an NSDA certified/nominated assessor, according to the applicable unit requirements.
Evidence-Based Assessment
Assessment evidence should be authentic, valid, sufficient, reliable, consistent and recent and meet the requirements of the current Unit of Competency.
Level Descriptor – Level 01 (Basic Skilled Worker)
Knowledge
Elementary understanding of underpinning knowledge in a specific study area, with ability to interpret common occupational terms and instructions.
Skills
Specific basic skills required to carry out simple tasks, interpret occupational terms and present the results of own work within a guided work environment or under supervision.
Responsibility
Work under direct supervision in a structured context with a limited range of responsibilities.
Certification
After assessment conducted by certified assessors, certificates will be issued by NSDA.
Region Wise Availability
Available at 6 Training Institutes across Bangladesh
This course is offered at the following UCEP TVET institutes. Choose a region to see the institutes near you.
Chattogram
AK Khan UCEP TVET Institute
Kalurghat, Chattogram
Khulna
UCEP Mohsin TVET Institute
Baikali, Khulna
Sylhet
UCEP Hafiz Mazumder TVET Institute
Khadimnagar, Sylhet
Rajshahi
UCEP Rajshahi TVET Institute
Paba, Rajshahi
Barishal
UCEP Barishal TVET Institute
Kashipur, Barishal