Organize, schedule, and supervise maintenance operations and logistics in the automotive sector, especially for industrial vehicles, and become a key professional in the workshop and after-sales service.

The Higher Vocational Training in Automotive Technology at Monlau FP Madrid prepares you to organise, plan, and supervise vehicle maintenance operations, diagnose complex faults, and manage the technical and logistical processes of a workshop in compliance with the sector's quality, safety, and environmental protection standards.

Starting in the 2027–2028 academic year, you will be able to complete this in-person programme at our new campus in Leganés (Madrid), located at Calle Ramón y Cajal, 29. A private centre specialised in Automotive Technology, featuring over 2,000 m² of facilities, 9 workshops, and more than 25 practice vehicles, designed to connect students directly with the professional realities of the industry.

The programme has a total duration of 2,000 hours, structured across two academic years, combining theoretical training, hands-on learning in workshops, and dual vocational training within partner companies in the sector.

Why study Higher Vocational Training in Automotive Technology at Monlau?

Hands-on learning

based on real-world projects and tailored to current industry standards.

Expert faculty

Learn from instructors with extensive technical expertise and strong industry connections.

Over 2,000 m² of facilities

a modern automotive campus featuring 350 m² of lecture rooms alongside dedicated practical training spaces.

9 specialised workshops

facilities equipped with professional automotive tools, diagnostic systems, and equipment.

Over 25 practice vehicles

build advanced diagnostic and maintenance skills by working on real vehicles.

Industry connection

over 40 years of Monlau experience training professionals and collaborating with leading automotive companies.

Dual Vocational Training in companies

complement your studies with professional work placements and experience the real day-to-day operations of an automotive workshop.

In-person study mode

intensive morning/afternoon schedules.

Official qualification

in Vocational Education and Training.

What will you learn in the Automotive Technology programme?

Throughout the program, you will learn to organize and supervise vehicle maintenance, as well as workshop management and associated logistics:

Diagnose complex faults in different vehicle systems.

Plan and supervise preventive and corrective maintenance operations.

Coordinate work teams and distribute workshop workloads.

Manage the reception, monitoring, and delivery of vehicles to customers.

Apply professional communication techniques with clients, suppliers, and team members.

Comply with occupational health and safety and environmental protection regulations.

Curriculum

Professional modules

Over the two years, you will cover the following modules:

Professional modules
Electrical Safety and Comfort Systems
Power Transmission and Running Gear Systems
Internal Combustion Engines and Auxiliary Systems
Removable and Fixed Non-Structural Elements
Surface Treatment and Coating
Vehicle Structures
Vehicle Maintenance Management and Logistics
Communication and Interpersonal Techniques
Professional English
Digitalisation Applied to Productive Sectors
Sustainability Applied to the Production System
Personal Career Pathway for Employability I
Personal Career Pathway for Employability II
Intermodular Project
Elective professional module

Career Opportunities

Upon completing the Higher Vocational Training in Automotive Technology in Madrid, you will be prepared to work as:

Vehicle reception and repair technician.

Vehicle maintenance technician.

Workshop supervisor or maintenance section manager.

Spare parts or maintenance logistics area manager.

Vehicle appraiser.

Panel beater, vehicle body repairer.

Vehicle body painter.

Window installer and accessory fitter.

Who it is for and admission requirements

The Higher Vocational Training in Automotive Technology is aimed at individuals seeking to specialise in advanced diagnostics, maintenance planning, and the management of workshops and after-sales services. It is an excellent pathway for graduates of the Spanish Bachillerato, those holding an Intermediate Vocational Training qualification in Automotive Mechanics, or professionals wishing to take on greater technical and supervisory responsibilities within the sector.

This programme will be delivered at Monlau FP Madrid, a private vocational training centre located in Leganés, employing a hands-on methodology focused on the automotive industry.

You may access this higher vocational programme if you satisfy any of the general entry requirements for higher vocational training, such as:

Bachillerato diploma or equivalent.

Intermediate Vocational Training Technician certificate.

Passing the entrance examination for higher vocational training programmes.

Other entry routes recognised under current regulations (equivalent qualifications, university entrance examinations for mature students, etc.).

Academic progression

Upon completing the program and obtaining the title of Higher Technician in Automotive, you will be able to:

Access VET specialization courses/Master's programs

Access other higher degree vocational training programs to expand or diversify your professional profile.

Access to official university bachelor's degree programmes, with the possibility of ECTS credit transfers in accordance with each university's regulations.

Success stories

"What stood out to me most at Monlau was the support from the instructors."

Aleix Medina

Aleix completed both Intermediate and Higher Vocational Training in Automotive Technology with us; he currently serves as a Service Advisor at Pruna Motor.

"At Monlau, being a woman was never an obstacle: I didn't receive different treatment. I learned in impressive facilities with teachers who love what they do."

Júlia Bru

She studied Higher Vocational Training in Automotive Technology and completed her dual training placement at M Automoción; today, she works as a Commercial Advisor at the company.

"Thanks to Automotive Day, I had the opportunity to contact Lever Touch, who have supported my professional development."

Marc

He completed both Intermediate and Higher Vocational Training at Monlau. Today, he is part of the team at Lever Touch.

"My experience was magical; I studied automotive because I loved vehicles, and there was no better place than Monlau."

Daniel Campos

Dani graduated from the Higher Vocational Training programme in Automotive Technology in the class of 2007–2008 and is currently After-Sales Director at Centro Porsche Barcelona.

"Thanks to Monlau, we were able to acquire the necessary knowledge to undertake this project."

Marc Pruna and Edgar Munté

Completed both Intermediate and Higher Vocational Training in Automotive Technology. Their passion for motorsport and entrepreneurial drive led them to establish Nürburgreen Indoor.

"The dual modality allowed me to gain much more experience."

Laia Iglesias

Laia completed the Higher Vocational Training programme in Automotive Technology in the DUAL study mode and is now a Service Advisor at Cars Barcelona Mercedes-Benz Sant Cugat.

Do you have any questions?

Contact our commercial and academic team, and we will advise you on the admission process, company internships, or any other matter that concerns you. We will explain if the Higher Degree in Automotive is the best option for your interests and professional goals.

Frequently asked questions about the Higher Degree in Automotive

Who is this programme for?

The Higher Degree in Automotive is aimed at students who want to specialise in vehicle maintenance, diagnosis and management. It is a good option for those coming from Bachillerato, from a mid-level automotive programme, or for people who want to take on more responsibility within the workshop and the after-sales sector.

What is studied in Higher Vocational Training in Automotive Technology?

In this programme you will learn to diagnose complex faults, organise maintenance operations, coordinate work teams, manage vehicle reception and delivery, apply professional communication techniques, and meet quality, safety and environmental protection standards.

Where can you study Higher Vocational Training in Automotive Technology in Madrid?

You can study Higher Vocational Training in Automotive Technology at Monlau FP Madrid, located at the new campus at C/ Ramón y Cajal, 29, Leganés. The centre will open for the 2027–2028 academic year and will feature specialised workshops, real vehicles, and dedicated practical training facilities.

Is it compatible with working?

The programme structure is designed so that students can train progressively, combining classes, workshop practice, independent work and work placement. To assess compatibility with work, it is advisable to check the available course timetable.

What career opportunities are available with Higher Vocational Training in Automotive Technology?

The Higher Degree in Automotive prepares you to work as a vehicle maintenance technician, workshop manager or supervisor, service advisor, parts manager, vehicle appraiser, or specialist professional in diagnosis, repair and automotive service management.

What sets this programme apart from other automotive programmes in Madrid?

The Higher Vocational Training programme in Automotive Technology at Monlau FP Madrid combines an official qualification, hands-on learning, and direct industry links. Students will train at a state-of-the-art campus featuring more than 2,000 m² of facilities, 9 specialised workshops, and over 25 practice vehicles, guided by an educational model backed by over 40 years of excellence in automotive training.

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