What You’ll Learn
- Safe work practices and tool handling in a repair shop.
- Understanding two- and four-stroke engine basics.
- Disassembling and inspecting small engines.
Why take Small Motor Repair Training at UCN?
- Hands-On Learning: Practical shop training alongside theory.
- Stackable Skills: Each unit builds on the last, preparing you for more advanced training.
- Industry-Relevant: Linked to the Marine & Powersport Technician Program and designed with future certification in mind.
Program Schedule
- Covers the principles of two-cycle snowmobile engine operation
- Topics include ignition, fuel supply, charging, and cooling systems.
- Practical training includes diagnosing, disassembling, repairing, and reassembling snowmobile engines and components.
- Includes off-season storage, pre-delivery services.
- 140 hours theory and practical training and then a 40-hour work practicum..
- Credits earned: 7
- Course Code: VTR.0106
- Prerequisite: Successful completion of UCN’s Introductory Small Motor Repair unit (or equivalent introductory mechanic training, such as high school automotive).
Admissions
Check Your Eligibility
- Successful completion of UCN’s Introductory Small Motor Repair unit (or equivalent introductory mechanic training, such as high school automotive).
- Must have completed Grade 10 or higher.
Costs
$ 200