OCCUPATIONAL CERTIFICATE: AUTOMOTIVE MOTOR MECHANIC

SAQA Qual ID: 118733   |   Total Credits: 540

Partners: MERSETA and QCTO

Entry Requirements

NQF Level 1 qualification with Mathematics and Science.

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)

Learners will gain access to the qualification through RPL for Access as provided for in the QCTO RPL Policy. RPL for access is conducted by Naasir Construction and Engineering accredited to offer that specific qualification/part qualification.

Learners who have acquired competencies of the modules of a qualification or part qualification will be credited for modules through RPL.

RPL for access to the external integrated summative assessment: Naasir Construction and Engineering and approved workplaces will apply the internal assessment criteria specified in the related curriculum document to establish and confirm prior learning, and confirm prior learning by issuing a statement of result.

Qualification Rules

This qualification is made up of compulsory Knowledge and Practical Skill Modules, together with Work Experience Modules.

Knowledge Modules

Module CodeModuleNQFCreditsHours
653101-000-01-00-KM-01Workplace Fundamentals2990
653101-000-01-00-KM-02Foundational Concepts for Mechanics214140
653101-000-01-00-KM-03Vehicle and Equipment Fundamentals2880
653101-000-01-00-KM-04Basic Engine Systems2880
653101-000-01-00-KM-05Vehicle, Equipment and Propulsion Systems313130
653101-000-01-00-KM-06Electrical Systems and Basic Electronic, Hydraulic and Pneumatic Principles316160
653101-000-01-00-KM-07Advanced Vehicle and Equipment Systems430300
653101-000-01-00-KM-08Problem Solving and Engine Optimisation410100
Total Credits1081080

Practical Skill Modules

Module CodeModuleNQFCreditsHours
653101-000-01-00-PM-01Work Safely and Respond to Emergencies2220
653101-000-01-00-PM-02Use Tools and Equipment226260
653101-000-01-00-PM-03Cut and Join Metals2550
653101-000-01-00-PM-04Remove and Install Mechanical Components (Gaskets, Seals, Bearings and Locking Devices)2660
653101-000-01-00-PM-05Work with Auto-electric and Auto-electronic Components2220
653101-000-01-00-PM-06Work with Fluid Power Components2220
653101-000-01-00-PM-07Maintain and Service Vehicles and Vehicle Components2660
653101-000-01-00-PM-08Remove, Assess and Replace Steering and Suspension Systems3440
653101-000-01-00-PM-09Dismantle, Assess and Reassemble Engines and Engine Sub-assemblies310100
653101-000-01-00-PM-10Dismantle, Assess and Reassemble Vehicle Sub-assemblies3660
653101-000-01-00-PM-11Remove and Refit Engines, Drive Trains, Sub-systems and Vehicle Components3660
653101-000-01-00-PM-12Diagnose and Repair Vehicle Air Conditioning Systems4440
653101-000-01-00-PM-13Diagnose and Repair Engine Cooling System4440
653101-000-01-00-PM-14Diagnose and Repair Drive Line System4440
653101-000-01-00-PM-15Diagnose and Replace Clutch and Brake Components4440
653101-000-01-00-PM-16Commission and Test Engines, Drive Trains, Sub-systems and Vehicle Components415150
653101-000-01-00-PM-17Diagnose and Repair Vehicle Systems422220
653101-000-01-00-PM-18Diagnose and Repair Electrical Systems414140
653101-000-01-00-PM-19Diagnose and Repair Electronically Controlled Vehicle Systems420200
Total Credits1621620

Work Experience Modules

Module CodeModuleNQFCreditsHours
653101-000-01-00-WM-01Routine Scheduled Services218180
653101-000-01-00-WM-02Diagnosis and Repair of Vehicle Air Conditioning Systems3660
653101-000-01-00-WM-03Removing and Installing Brakes and Clutch Components3660
653101-000-01-00-WM-04Removal and Replacement of Engine Sub-systems (including Batteries)312120
653101-000-01-00-WM-05Removal and Replacement of Vehicle Sub-systems316160
653101-000-01-00-WM-06Engines, Drive Trains, Sub-systems Removal and Installation Processes310100
653101-000-01-00-WM-07Commissioning and Testing Processes of Engines, Drive Trains, Sub-systems420200
653101-000-01-00-WM-08Diagnosis and Repair of Vehicle Cooling Components4660
653101-000-01-00-WM-09Diagnosis and Repair of Faults on Vehicle Transmission and Transfer Cases4660
653101-000-01-00-WM-10Diagnosis and Repair of Vehicle Suspension Components and Performing a 4-Wheel Alignment4660
653101-000-01-00-WM-11Repair Processes (Gearboxes, Differentials and Engines)428280
653101-000-01-00-WM-12Diagnosis and Repair of Electrical Systems (Charging, Starting, Lighting and Auxiliary)436360
653101-000-01-00-WM-13Diagnosis and Repair of Engines and Engine Sub-systems425250
653101-000-01-00-WM-14Diagnosis and Repair of Brake Systems425250
653101-000-01-00-WM-15Diagnosis and Repair of Drive Train Systems425250
653101-000-01-00-WM-16Diagnosis and Repair of Steering and Suspension Systems425250
Total Credits2702700

Integrated Assessment

Integrated Formative Assessment

Naasir Construction and Engineering will use the curriculum to guide us on the stipulated internal assessment criteria and weighting. We will also apply the scope of practical skills and applied knowledge as stipulated by the internal assessment criteria. This formative assessment together with work experience leads to entrance in the integrated external summative assessment.

Integrated Summative Assessment – Trade Test

An external integrated summative assessment, conducted through the relevant QCTO Assessment Quality Partner, MERSETA, is required for the issuing of this qualification. The external integrated summative assessment will focus on the exit level outcomes and associated assessment criteria.

The external integrated assessment will be conducted through a trade test as prescribed under section 26D of the Skills Development Act and defined in the Trade Test Regulations. It will be conducted through an evaluation of written and practical tasks covering critical aspects in a simulated environment at an assessment centre accredited by QCTO and conducted by an assessor registered by the National Artisan Moderation Body (NAMB). The assessment will take place over a minimum of 2 days and a maximum of 3 days.

A learner who attempted a trade test will be given recognition for those trade test tasks in which he/she has been found competent and not be retested in those provided that the learner is competent in at least 50% of the trade tasks given during the trade test; recognition will be retained for a maximum of 3 attempts or 18 months from the date of successful completion of the trade test task, whichever comes first.

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