1. Program Overview

3.1. Technical Skills

• Inspection, diagnosis, repair, and maintenance of automotive and power equipment systems.
• Reading technical documents, repair requests, and planning workshop tasks.
• Applying new technologies in maintenance and equipment operation.

3.2. Management and Operational Skills

• Managing service workshops, organizing personnel, assigning tasks, and supervising service quality.
• Business management, production operations, and performance analysis in mechanical enterprises.
• Reporting, data analysis, and proposing process improvements.

3.3. Communication and Customer Service Skills

• Technical consulting, customer negotiation, and professional communication.
• Building strong relationships between users, technicians, and manufacturers.
• Effective communication in multicultural environments and real-world scenarios.

3.4. Career Development Skills

• Career planning, resume building (CV), and interview preparation.
• Teamwork, technical presentation, and problem-solving under pressure.
• Lifelong learning, technology updates, and adaptability to industry changes.

Registration Steps

• Step 1: Receive the registration form at the Center for Vocational Education and Rural Development (Individual registration, group or class registration is possible)
• Step 2: Fill in all the information and paste 2 3x4 photos on the registration form
• Step 3: Pay the tuition fee at the Finance and Planning Department and return the voucher to the Center
• Step 4: After paying the fee, students must update the class schedule on the Center's website every week