School: Vocational Programs

Automotive Technician

Academic year

2022-2023
Taught Language: Greek

Course Summary

2 years, 120 European Credits Transfer Systems (ECTS), Diploma

The program’s language of instruction is Greek

Program’s purpose and objectives:

The Programe Automotive Technician, (2 years study), will provide all the necessary resources to students so as to be directly employed in the automotive service industry which shows a steady demand, as illustrated by the various reports of Human Resources Development Authority (HRDA). The programe also aims to provide students the necessary skills and knowledge required in the field of automotive service industry, which shows a vast change in technology over the past decade. Students will undertake a balance of academic and practical directions that will prepare them for direct employment as automotive technicians. The qualifications they will acquire lays foundations for continuation of their studies for a University Degree.

Intended learning outcomes:

Students who attend the Programe of Automotive Technician will have the opportunity  to:

  • Become familiar with the environment of Automotive Technician, and understand its organization and function in a specially designed workshop area.
  • Acquire the necessary theoretical knowledge and practical skills to carry out diagnosis and repairs by applying advanced methods.
  • Apply the skills acquired (organizational, administrative, technical) for the effective vehicle maintenance.
  • Use basic knowledge of thermodynamics to solve technical problems related with engine running and air conditioning system function.
  • Acquire basic knowledge of mathematics to solve technical problems.
  • Use basic knowledge of computers to solve problems related to the modern digital electronic communication and running of management systems and sub-systems.
  • Acquire basic knowledge of machine elements to solve technical problems of powertrain systems.
  • Use basic knowledge of mechanics and engineering measurement methods for solving technical problems related with braking, steering and suspension systems.
  • Recognize the main electrical components, and make basic electrical measurements on circuits associated with the environment of vehicle technician.
  • Be aware of and implement the legislation regarding safety and health at work and operation of workshops.
  • Be aware of the modern methodologies and techniques to a wide range of technologies and be able to use modern tools and equipment to solve technical and scientific problems.
  • Acquire the necessary skills to prepare feasibility studies on the organization and operation of an automotive workshop.
  • Be able to continue their studies in other higher educational institutions for obtaining a University degree.

Career Prospects

Modules

COMPULSORY COURSES AND ELECTIVE COURSES

COURSE

COURSE DESCRIPTION

HOURS

ECTS

Prerequisites

ΤΕΟΧ101

Introduction to Fabrication Techniques

1+3*

5

None

ΤΕΟΧ102

Vehicles’ Technology

3+1*

5

None

ΤΕΟΧ103

Mathematics

3

5

None

ΤΕΟΧ104

Technical and Engineering Drawing

3*

5

None

ΤΕΟΧ105

Electro-technical applications

3+1*

5

None

ΤΕΟΧ106

Health and Safety at work

3

5

None

ΤΕΟΧ111

Vehicle Electrical and Electronic systems

3+2*

6

ΤΕΟΧ 105

ΤΕΟΧ112

Powertrain Systems

3+2*

6

ΤΕΟΧ 102

ΤΕΟΧ113

Materials technology

3+1*

5

None

ΤΕΟΧ114

Internal Combustion Engines I

3+2*

6

ΤΕΟΧ 102

ΤΕΟΧ115

Industry Internship

6 weeks

7

None

ΤΕΟΧ201

Suspension, Steering and Braking systems

3+3*

7

ΤΕΟΧ 102

ΤΕΟΧ202

Vehicle Electronic Management Systems

3+2*

6

ΤΕΟΧ 111

ΤΕΟΧ203

Computer Applications

2*

3

None

ΤΕΟΧ204

English Technical terminology

2

3

None

ΤΕΟΧ205

Thermodynamics

3+1*

6

None

ΤΕΟΧ211

Workshop Management

3

4

None

 

SPECIALIZATION ELECTIVE COURSES
(STUDENTS MUCH CHOOSE THREE OF THE FOLLOWING)

COURSE

COURSE DESCRIPTION

HOURS

ECTS

Prerequisites

ΤΕΟΧ212

Vehicle Air-Conditioning

3+2*

7

ΤΕΟΧ 205

ΤΕΟΧ213

Automotive Diagnostic procedures

2+3*

7

ΤΕΟΧ 202

ΤΕΟΧ214

Internal Combustion Engines II

3+2*

7

ΤΕΟΧ 114

ΤΕΟΧ215

CNG and LPG technologies in Vehicles

3+2*

7

ΤΕΟΧ 114

*The "Periods per week" devoted for theory teaching are NOT marked with an asterisk (*), while those available for teaching laboratories are marked with an asterisk (*). Example: 2 + 3 * means: 2 periods for teaching theory and 3 periods for teaching laboratory

FREE ELECTIVES

(students must choose two courses offered by any programe of study of the College)

The subject "Free Elective" is any course offered by any programe of study of the College, provided that it is 5 ECTS and the student meets any prerequisites.

Assessment Method

COMPULSORY COURSES 82 ECTS
ELECTIVE COURSES 
(A) COURSES OF SPECIALIZATION
(B) GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES / FREE ELECTIVES

21 ECTS
10 ECTS
UNDERGRADUATE / POSTGRADUATE ASSIGNMENT -
PRACTICAL TRAINING 7 ECTS
TOTAL 120 ECTS

How to apply

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Application deadline

Frederick Institute of Technology academic year consists of the fall and spring semesters. The FIT calendar is arranged so that students may start classes either during the last week of September or the first week of February. Candidates may submit an application for admission to any of the semesters. Due to the fact that formalities for the issue of an entry visa take at least six weeks, candidates from other countries are urged to file an application at least eight weeks prior to the expected date of enrolment. Students are expected to be on campus prior to the beginning of the intended semester. In response to arising need, courses could be provided within the summer period.

Entry requirements

Qualification requirements

-

Additional entry requirements

-

English language requirements

-

Fees and funding

Application Fees

tuition Fees (Academic Year 2020-2021)

Tuition fees at Frederick Institute of Technology are charged by the number of ECTS credits each student undertakes each semester. Each academic year has 60 ECTS credits

DISCOUNTED FEES - €/ECTS

FOR FULL TIME STUDY
(60 ECTS)- €

90

5400

Additional Fee information

Other Fees

Other Fee

Euro

Application Fee

€30 payable once

Registration Fee

€25 per registration

Student Activity Fee

€20 per semester

Technology Fee

€10 per semester

Late Registration Fee

€25

Transcript Fee

€5 per additional copy

Incomplete Make-up

€25

Graduation Application Fee

€50

Exam Waiver Fee

€25

Second Examination Fee

€75

Transfer Credit Evaluation

€30

Provider information

Main Contact

7, Y. Frederickou Str.
Pallouriotisa, Nicosia 1036

Contact Person: Ferederick

Phone: +35722394394