Vehicle electrics and electric vehicle training courses

AK Automotive Training Courses & IMI Qualifications

Here you will find details of AK Automotive’s vehicle electrics and electric vehicle training courses. Please click on the links to learn more about the courses.

For further information about any of our courses, please contact AK Automotive directly.


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Contact AK Automotive

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Alternatively, for further information, to discuss your training requirements and enquire about an on-site vehicle electrics training course, please contact us directly.

Contact: Tony Kitchen (AK Automotive)
Telephone: 07484 831 015
E-mail: tony@akautomotiveservices.co.uk

Why attend training courses?

Vehicle technologies are constantly advancing so there is the need to keep pace with developments.

Money spent on good quality training is a necessary and worthwhile investment for your business to keep pace with modern vehicle electrics and electric vehicle high energy system technologies.

There isn’t much you can do on a modern vehicle these days that doesn’t bring you into contact with its electrical systems.

Full electric and hybrid electric vehicles are now the norm. Vehicle technicians need to have more in depth knowledge and skills, and be familiar with a wider range of diagnostic tools than ever before in order to be able to work safely on and around their customers’ vehicles.

Yet for many vehicle workshop personnel, the subject of electricity is something of a mystery. They are put off by the prospect of dealing with a vehicle electrical problem because the fault is perceived to be complicated.

This is hardly surprising considering the complexity of modern vehicle electronic systems.

Even routine tasks such as fitting a new battery, testing an alternator, and a wide range of electrical components now require specialist knowledge and in many cases, use of a diagnostic scan tool to programme some components to the vehicle and reset systems.

Electric and hybrid vehicles require a different set of work routines and disciplines to be able to work safely on and around their high energy components and systems.

But basic principles still apply, and once you begin to understand the layout and structural logic of how vehicle electronic systems work, you then begin to see how a different approach using the right tools and diagnostic techniques can make life less difficult.

AK Automotive training courses strive to take the mystery out of vehicle electrical systems and diagnostic routines. The aim is to promote personal development in a way that will enable you to become more knowledgeable, skilled and confident when dealing with vehicle electrical faults.