A man and a woman working on a car in a garage.

Light vehicle mechanic/technician

Would you like to work with cars, technology and problem-solving? This programme gives you the skills needed to troubleshoot, repair, service and maintain cars.

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About the programme

As a light vehicle mechanic, you work with servicing, maintaining and repairing cars. Modern cars contain increasingly advanced electronics, which means that the work involves both mechanical and electronic systems.

You work independently and need to be thorough and precise. You also have contact with customers, so good customer service skills are important.

The programme is provided by Luleå Municipality and takes place in Luleå.

Key facts

Study format: On-site
Study pace: Full-time, 77 weeks
Level: Upper secondary
Credits: 1,540
Language of instruction: Swedish
Location: Luleå

Application

The programme starts on:

14 September

  • First admission round: application deadline 21 June
  • Second admission round: application deadline 16 August

16 November

  • Application deadline 4 October

Cost

The programme is free of charge and qualifies for Swedish student finance through CSN.

Entry requirements

To apply, you need to have completed compulsory school or have equivalent knowledge. A category B driving licence is an advantage.

After the programme

You can work in settings such as:

  • independent car repair workshops
  • authorised dealerships and service centres
  • tyre shops
  • vehicle recovery companies
  • vehicle inspection centres
  • transport and haulage companies.

At an authorised dealership or service centre, you can specialise in vehicles from a particular manufacturer.

Further studies

You can continue your studies in areas such as:

  • vehicle inspection
  • heavy vehicle and machinery technology
  • vehicle recovery.

Good to know

You pay for your own course materials, protective clothing and any other costs related to the programme.

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Contact

Education administration

E-mail: larcentrum@boden.se

Phone: +46 921 627 52