The Fundamentals of Electric and Hybrid Vehicles short course offers a foundational understanding of electric and hybrid vehicle technologies, tailored for beginners and entry-level technicians. Learners will explore the fundamentals of electric circuits, electromagnetism, semiconductors, and the operation of electric motors, which are essential to the performance and efficiency of modern EVs. Safety practices, hazard management, and the proper use of PPE are also addressed. Additionally, the course explores into the construction of electric motors, battery technologies, and charging systems.
This course is MQA-approved, ensuring quality and recognition in the industry. For companies enrolling their employees, the HRDC refund is applicable, making it a cost-effective option for working professionals.
This course aims to provide learners with a solid foundation in the principles and technologies behind electric and hybrid vehicles. It focuses on the importance of electrical and electronic components, including electric circuits, electromagnetism, electric motors, batteries, and control systems. The course also covers key topics such as EV layout, hybrid engine types, cost and emissions, safety protocols, and charging infrastructure. Learners will develop a strong understanding of how these systems work together to power sustainable and efficient vehicles, preparing them for further training or entry-level roles in the electric vehicle industry.
There are no formal entry requirements for this course. Anyone with an interest in Electric and Hybrid Vehicles is welcome to enrol. However, a basic understanding of vehicle systems or prior experience in automotive or electrical work would be beneficial for certain modules. This course is ideal for individuals looking to build foundational knowledge in electric mobility and vehicle maintenance.
