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Level
Intermediate
Vocational Education and Training
Professional family
Transport and Vehicle Maintenance
Duration
2,000 hours
Campus
Barcelona
Madrid
New campus
Intermediate Vocational Training in Automotive Vehicle Electromechanics
New campus
Leganés (Madrid)
La Maquinista (Barcelona)
Intermediate
Vocational Education and Training
Train as an automotive electromechanics professional and learn to maintain, repair, and tune the mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical systems of vehicles.
This intermediate-level Vocational Training program qualifies you to perform maintenance operations, accessory installation, and modifications in the mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical areas of the automotive sector, following established procedures and timelines while meeting quality, safety, and environmental protection specifications. The program has a total duration of 2,000 hours, distributed over two academic years: 1,485 hours at the educational center and 515 hours of company placement (1,000 hours if you choose intensive Dual VT), in face-to-face mode.
Monlau FP arrives in Madrid
Starting from the 2027-2028 academic year, this training will also be available at the new Monlau FP campus in Leganés (Madrid), expanding the center's automotive offering and maintaining its practical, technical, and sector-oriented approach.
Why study Automotive Vehicle Electromechanics at Monlau?
Practical learning
based on real projects and adapted to the current demands of the sector.
Expert instructors
in the automotive sector.
1 vehicle for every 4 students
for workshop practice, ensuring intensive and highly personalized learning.
+7,000 square meters of facilities
distributed in 15 fully equipped workshops with state-of-the-art technology.
Masterclasses
and visits to leading companies in the sector.
Internships at leading companies in the sector
thanks to collaboration agreements with the largest automotive groups in Barcelona.
On-site modality
intensive morning/afternoon schedule.
Official qualification
in Vocational Training.
What will you learn in the Automotive Vehicle Electromechanics program?
During the program you will learn to perform maintenance and repair of the main vehicle systems, as well as to install accessories and modify them according to customer needs and manufacturer specifications. Among other skills, you will learn to:
Perform basic machining operations and bench work.
Maintain and repair engines and auxiliary engine systems.
Diagnose and repair fluid circuits, suspension, and steering.
Service transmission systems and braking.
Maintain charging and starting systems.
Diagnose and repair auxiliary electrical circuits of the vehicle.
Verify and adjust safety and comfort systems (air conditioning, locks, power windows, etc.).
Apply quality procedures, occupational risk prevention, and environmental protection specific to the electromechanics workshop.
Curriculum
Professional modules
Over the two years, you will cover the following modules:
| Módulos profesionales |
|---|
| Mecanización básica |
| Motores |
| Sistemas auxiliares del motor |
| Circuitos de fluidos, suspensión y dirección |
| Sistemas de transmisión y frenada |
| Sistemas de carga y arranque |
| Circuitos eléctricos auxiliares del vehículo |
| Sistemas de seguridad y confortabilidad |
| Inglés profesional |
| Digitalización aplicada a los sectores productivos |
| Sostenibilidad aplicada al sistema productivo |
| Itinerario personal para la empleabilidad I |
| Itinerario personal para la empleabilidad II |
| Proyecto intermodular |
| Módulo profesional optativo |
Career Opportunities
Successfully completing this training programme enables you to work as:
Pneumatic and hydraulic systems technician.
Transmission and brake systems technician.
Steering and suspension systems technician.
Vehicle inspection operator.
Vehicle accessory installer.
Operator in spare parts manufacturing companies.
Automotive and motorcycle vehicle electromechanic.
Spare parts and diagnostic equipment salesperson or distributor.
Who it is for and admission requirements
The Intermediate Degree in Automotive Vehicle Electromechanics is aimed at individuals who want to work in the mechanical and electrical maintenance of automobiles, motorcycles, and light vehicles, whether in workshops, dealerships, or official service centers.
You can access the intermediate-level program if you meet any of the general entry requirements for intermediate-level VT, such as:
Compulsory Secondary Education Certificate (ESO) or equivalent.
VET Technician qualification or Assistant VET Technician qualification.
Having passed the entrance exam for intermediate-level training programs.
Other access routes recognized by current regulations.
Further academic studies
Upon completing the program and obtaining the Technician qualification in Automotive Vehicle Electromechanics, you will be able to:
Access a Higher Level Vocational Training program, especially in the automotive and transport field.
Access VET specialization courses/Master's programs
Access Bachillerato (Upper Secondary Education).
Do you have any questions?
Contact our sales and academic team and we will advise you on the admission process, company internships, or any other matter that concerns you. We will explain whether the Intermediate Degree in Automotive Vehicle Electromechanics is the option that best fits your interests and professional goals.
Frequently asked questions about the Intermediate Degree in Automotive Vehicle Electromechanics
Who is it for?
The Intermediate Degree in Automotive Vehicle Electromechanics is aimed at students coming from ESO who want to train in the automotive field, especially in mechanics, electricity, vehicle maintenance, and repair. It is a good option for those looking for practical training and a workshop-oriented approach.
What do you study in the Intermediate Degree in Automotive Vehicle Electromechanics?
In this program, you will learn to perform maintenance operations and repairs on vehicles, work with mechanical, electrical, and electronic systems, diagnose faults, replace components, and apply safety and quality procedures typical of the automotive sector.
Where to study the Intermediate Degree in Automotive Vehicle Electromechanics in Barcelona and Madrid?
You can study the Intermediate Degree in Automotive Vehicle Electromechanics at Monlau FP Barcelona, at the La Maquinista center, and, starting in the 2027-2028 academic year, also at Monlau FP’s new campus in Leganés (Madrid). The program maintains the practical, technical, and industry-oriented approach that characterizes the school.
Is it compatible with work?
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 does the Intermediate Degree in Automotive Vehicle Electromechanics offer?
The Intermediate Degree in Automotive Vehicle Electromechanics prepares you to work as an automotive mechanic, electromechanic, maintenance technician, electrical and electronic systems repairer, or a professional specialized in automotive diagnosis and repair.
What differentiates this program from other automotive vehicle electromechanics programs in Barcelona and Madrid?
The Intermediate Degree in Automotive Vehicle Electromechanics at Monlau FP combines official training, practical learning, and direct connection to the sector. Students work in specialized workshops, use Nissan vehicles of the latest generation, and train in an environment linked to leading automotive companies, such as QUADIS, Moventia, or M Automoción.
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