TESDA Automotive Servicing NCI course is the acquisition of skills and training in performing gas and diesel tune-up, servicing in automotive battery service ignition system. It also includes testing and repairing the automotive wiring/lighting system, performing under chassis preventive maintenance and automotive shop maintenance.
What are the requirements for enrolling in TESDA Automotive Servicing?
These are the requirements in order to be in the course you want:
- PSA Birth Certificate
- High School or College Diploma
- Certified True Copy of Official Transcript of Records or Form 137
- Certificate of Good Moral Character or GMRC
- 1 x 1 and/or 2 x 2 pictures
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However, the requirements may vary depending on the school you are enrolling at. So please be advised to be in communication to the school for the possible variation of required documents.
How to Get a TESDA Automotive Servicing NCI Assessment and Certificates?
Students who take this course must apply for an assessment to determine if he/she can perform the standards expected in the workplace based on the defined competency standards. The National Certificate (NC) / Certificate of Competency (COC) will be provided to those who meet the competency standards.
STEP 1: Go to any TESDA Accredited Assessment Centers/TESDA District or Provincial Office near your location and apply for assessment.
STEP 2: Submit the following documentary requirements:
- Duly accomplished Application Form;
- Properly and completely filled-out Self Assessment Guide of your chosen qualification;
- Three (3) pieces of colored and passport size picture, white background, with collar and with name printer at the back;
STEP 3: Pay the Assessment Fee at the Assessment Center Cashier and get Official Receipt and Admission Slip. See List of Assessment Fees.
STEP 4: Be present at the scheduled date and assigned venue of assessment indicated in the Admission Slip.
DON’T FORGET TO BRING YOUR ADMISSION SLIP ON YOUR ASSESSMENT DATE.
STEP 5: Get the Competency Assessment Result Summary (CARS) at the Assessment Center.
STEP 6: Assessment passers must apply for certification at the TESDA District/Provincial Office where the assessment center/venue is under jurisdiction.
STEP 7: Assessment passers can claim their National Certificate (NC)/Certificate of Competency (COC) seven (7) working days after application for the issuance of COC/NC.
WHAT IS OR ARE THE POSSIBLE JOB/S AFTER GRADUATION?
The very reason why students enrol in a course is to find a job that suits their interest and passion someday. In this manner, they can be proud of what turned out to be who they are. Moreover, their parents would be more proud of their achieved skills and employment. This would definitely lead them to a better outlook of life.
When done with this course, a qualified one can be employed as Automotive Mechanic or Automotive Junior Mechanic.
WHAT ARE THE CORE COMPETENCY SKILLS THAT NEED TO BE LEARNED?
It also involves acquiring skills with massive importance for the improved and better performance of the practice such as:
- How to apply the appropriate sealant/adhesive;
- How to move and position vehicle;
- How to perform mensuration and calculation;
- How to read, interpret and apply specification manual;
- How to use and apply lubricant/coolant;
- How to perform diesel engine and gas engine tune up;
- How to service automotive battery and ignition system;
- How to test and repair wiring/lighting system;
- How to perform underchassis preventive maintenance; and
- How to perform shop maintenance
HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE TO STUDY The COURSE?
In order to accomplish the short term course, one has to attend classes in a minimum of 288 hours. The schedule will depend on the TESDA site you will be enrolling at.