Registration is pretty straightforward! You can sign up online through our course portal or give us a call. We'll need some basic info about your current experience level and what you're hoping to achieve.

Most courses don't require previous experience, but some advanced programs might need you to complete foundational courses first. We'll help you figure out the best starting point during registration.

Our beginner courses are open to everyone - no experience needed! We start with the basics like understanding different car systems and basic maintenance procedures.

Intermediate courses usually require completion of at least 2-3 foundational courses or equivalent hands-on experience. Advanced programs might need you to pass a practical assessment first.

If you're not sure where you fit, we offer a free consultation to assess your current skills and recommend the right starting point.

Course length varies depending on what you're studying. Basic maintenance courses might be 2-4 weeks, while comprehensive automotive service programs can run 3-6 months.

Most of our programs are designed to work around your schedule. Evening and weekend options are available for people who work during the day.

We also offer accelerated intensive programs if you need to complete training quickly for a job opportunity.

You'll get hands-on experience with professional-grade diagnostic equipment, including OBD-II scanners, multimeters, and computerized diagnostic systems that shops actually use.

We cover both traditional hand tools and modern tech - everything from basic wrenches to advanced engine analyzers. You'll learn when and how to use each tool properly.

All training equipment is provided during courses. We'll also give you guidance on building your own tool collection if you're planning to work in the field.

Yes! Our certifications are well-recognized across Canada. We work closely with automotive service centers, dealerships, and independent shops to make sure our training meets their needs.

Many of our graduates get hired directly by shops where they completed their practicum. The hands-on experience really makes a difference to employers.

We also help connect students with job opportunities through our industry partner network.

Don't worry - we want you to succeed! If you don't pass on the first try, you can retake the exam after some additional study time.

We provide detailed feedback on areas that need improvement and offer extra tutoring sessions to help you prepare for the retake.

Most students pass on their second attempt. We're committed to supporting you until you achieve certification.

You'll have access to instructors during class hours and through our online support system. Questions don't just disappear after class ends!

We also have study groups and peer mentoring programs where more experienced students help newcomers. The automotive community is really supportive.

Online resources include video tutorials, technical manuals, and a discussion forum where you can get help from both instructors and fellow students.

Absolutely! We have partnerships with automotive shops across British Columbia and beyond. Many are actively looking for trained technicians.

Our career services team helps with resume writing, interview preparation, and connecting you with potential employers. We know what shops are looking for.

Some students even start their own mobile service businesses after graduation. We provide guidance on that path too if you're interested in being your own boss.