Specialtie
Automotive Mechanics
The Automotive Mechanics program, offered in Technical-Professional Secondary Education, trains students to apply mechanical and electronic diagnostic technologies and procedures to meet the technical demands of the automotive sector.
In Chile, this specialty is particularly relevant in a context where the industry focuses on the import, maintenance, and repair of a wide range of vehicles, as the country does not manufacture automobiles. The automotive market has shown sustained growth, driven by economic expansion and the demand for services related to light vehicles, trucks, and heavy machinery.
This sector is characterized by being dynamic, competitive, and technologically advanced, while also being subject to strict safety and environmental regulations. Therefore, it requires professionals with strong technical training and a commitment to continuous learning.
Upon graduation, students can join:
During the program, students acquire skills to:
🔹 Assist in diagnosing mechanical and electronic faults
🔹 Perform preventive and corrective maintenance
🔹 Carry out basic repairs on automotive and industrial systems
🔹 Apply safety and environmental protection standards
The program encourages company involvement through internships and field activities during the two years of training. This strengthens technical preparation and facilitates early workforce integration.
