Automotive classes (short courses)

**4JGtootsie** · October 26th, 2006 01:56 PM

Originally Posted by mbt

medyo walang kwenta yung Basic automotive repair course sa MFI. Mali-mali pa yung pinagsasabi ng instructor. Real examples: he believes that Khaos works as advertised. He believes in mixing kerosene with diesel to improve mileage. He says that when your oil "feels like water already when you touch it", then it's time to change it.

Bottom line: go there to tinker around with engines and equipment, but be wary of the occasional BS that the instructor might utter.

Hindi ko naman na experience yan sa Samson. Marami na rin nagsabi niyan sa akin tungkol sa Meralco. May isa aong classmate na ganyan din ang expeience. "Mababaw"daw. Sa Samson i think ok, hindi sila nagmamarunong. maganda ang foundation sa Automotive 1937 pa sila nag open ng school catering specifically to automechanics.

Badkuk,

May earlier thread ako on the courses and discription nila.

**torque2006** · October 26th, 2006 07:02 PM

btw mancor holdings, the mother company of autotechnika is launching its automotive school next year called the AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE INSTITUTE.

Right now what we can do is TESDA mandated NC-II certification: needed by all mechanics if they want to work in the automotive industry (as per DTI law). We are the only school right now that can certify mechanics (with the exception of TESDA).

**4JGtootsie** · October 26th, 2006 09:15 PM

Originally Posted by torque2006

btw mancor holdings, the mother company of autotechnika is launching its automotive school next year called the AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE INSTITUTE.

Right now what we can do is TESDA mandated NC-II certification: needed by all mechanics if they want to work in the automotive industry (as per DTI law). We are the only school right now that can certify mechanics (with the exception of TESDA).

Sir Torque,

Ganda ng name parang ASE National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence. Can you give us the name of the school that can certify mechanics aside from TESDA.

**qman** · October 26th, 2006 09:58 PM

Originally Posted by torque2006

btw mancor holdings, the mother company of autotechnika is launching its automotive school next year called the AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE INSTITUTE.

Right now what we can do is TESDA mandated NC-II certification: needed by all mechanics if they want to work in the automotive industry (as per DTI law). We are the only school right now that can certify mechanics (with the exception of TESDA).

Do you accept OJT?

**BoEinG_747** · October 26th, 2006 10:15 PM

Originally Posted by 4JGtootsie

Sir Torque,

Ganda ng name parang ASE National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence. Can you give us the name of the school that can certify mechanics aside from TESDA.

ok ito sir torque,,
update nyo na lang dito next year
kung kailan exact mag start at magkano na din

ang mga tinuturo ba sa GIT , SIT ,TESDA, MFI & Don Bosco ay mga latest technology sa car.

**4JGtootsie** · October 27th, 2006 11:09 PM

Bo,

Sa Samson, covered ang basic engine constructions and parts. The internal combustion engine has changed a little in terms of design. Even the turbo and intercooling system has been around for more than a decade now. Only the fuel delivery, computer and electronic system of the engine has made great strides to promote better emissions, fuel efficiency and high speed operations.

In schooling, its important to read updated materials to augment to lessons discussed by your instructor.. In my case I read Diesel Engines and Fuel Systems by Dagel

**torque2006** · October 30th, 2006 09:03 AM

Sirs,

4jgtootsie: Parang ASE ba? Actually we're currently in talks with them. We want to bring in their standards here. =)

Qman: We do, pero we only get them from TUP. We have a partnership with them. But when the school is launched, all those who go through the school will of course go through Autotechnika.

Boeing_747: Yes sir, will update you regarding school's status. And: Kami pa lang ang may status as assessor to certify mechanics besides TESDA.

All the technical schools' curriculum are mandated by TESDA. But of course, it's the prerogative of the school to update their curriculum.

**banaweonline** · October 30th, 2006 09:58 AM

Originally Posted by Bry

Mga fafa saan maganda mag enroll ng automotive classes? Baka lang may ma-suggest po kayo.

TIA!

sir,
try ninyo meralco foundation. ok dun. hands on ang training nila hindi puro lecture. mahaba pa ang break. hehe.

kinuha ko dati kasi 6 saturdays 8-5pm kasi yun lang ang time ko. pero pwede din 3 hours/ day or depende sa course mo.

**BoEinG_747** · October 30th, 2006 10:08 AM

Originally Posted by banaweonline

sir,
try ninyo meralco foundation. ok dun. hands on ang training nila hindi puro lecture. mahaba pa ang break. hehe.

correct ka diyan ,haba kasi ng oras,kaya haba din ng break .baka iyon Prof nag pwede pa manood ng Cine sa Gale ...heheheh

kinuha ko dati kasi 6 saturdays 8-5pm kasi yun lang ang time ko. pero pwede din 3 hours/ day or depende sa course mo.

pwede din sa sana iyon everyday 3 hours (up to thursday lang ba ito?) kaya lang magastos pamasahe at siempre sa damit

**colt45** · October 30th, 2006 12:33 PM

Originally Posted by 4JGtootsie

Hindi ko naman na experience yan sa Samson. Marami na rin nagsabi niyan sa akin tungkol sa Meralco. May isa aong classmate na ganyan din ang expeience. "Mababaw"daw. Sa Samson i think ok, hindi sila nagmamarunong. maganda ang foundation sa Automotive 1937 pa sila nag open ng school catering specifically to automechanics.

Badkuk,

May earlier thread ako on the courses and discription nila.

Marami ba talaga o isa labng ang nagsabi?