AIGC AUTO MACHENIC FOUNDATION CERTIFICATE COURSE

This introductory course teaches you how a modern repair shop operates and establishes safe working habits.

• What you learn: Personal safety, hazardous material disposal (OSHA rules), vehicle lifting/hoisting, and precision measurement tools.
• Hands-on skills: Performing multi-point inspections, changing fluids/filters, and navigating digital service manuals.
• ASE Entry-Level Alignment: Aligns with the G1 Maintenance and Light Repair credential.

Modern vehicles rely heavily on computer networks, making electrical knowledge mandatory before you touch complex components.

• What you learn: Ohm’s Law, circuit design (series and parallel), wiring diagrams, and automotive battery chemistry.
• Hands-on skills: Using a Digital Multimeter (DMM) to test voltage drops, diagnosing blown fuses, and repairing wiring harnesses.
• ASE Entry-Level Alignment: Prepares you for the A6 Electrical/Electronic Systems test.

Brake service is the most frequent profit-generating repair task assigned to junior technicians in entry-level shop roles.

• What you learn: Hydraulics theory, Pascal's law, disc/drum system mechanics, and electronic Anti-lock Brake System (ABS) design.
• Hands-on skills: Machining brake rotors/drums, replacing pads and shoes, flushing fluid, and bleeding air from brake lines.
• ASE Entry-Level Alignment: Focuses heavily on the A5 Brakes test criteria.