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Toronto (Sep 25, 2008)With hybrid-
Electric vehicles are becoming more and more common on Canadian roads, and more car technicians and drivers are curious about what is happening under these gasoline hood --
Save cars and trucks.
To this end, Centennial College cooperates with Canadian automobile maintenance and service companies (CARS)
Council is opening a new training course on hybrid vehicle technology
This is the first such product in Canada. The 16-
The hourly training course is designed to give participants an idea of the hybrid
Electric technology, including key safety issues, and how to carry out routine maintenance and service to current production hybrid component systems of leading manufacturers such as General Motors, Honda and Toyota. The part-
The time course is designed to provide training for automotive technicians who want to provide after-sales service.
This is also a valuable help to service consultants, car maintenance personnel, or trailers
Truck operators who may first appear at the scene of an accident involving a hybrid.
Although the level of technical information may be high for many laymen, hybrid car owners and enthusiasts can also sign up. A hybrid-
Electric vehicles will be traditional gasoline engines and powered by on-
Compared with traditional engines, the motherboard rechargeable energy storage system can achieve better fuel economy.
The existence of high-
Voltage electrical systems can pose potential hazards to technicians and shadows
A tree mechanic who wants to work on these vehicles.
The hundred-year hybrid technology course begins.
Located in Scarborough, ashtonby campus is the largest transportation technology school in Canada.
The course is scheduled on Wednesday night-
An hour block for more than four weeks.
The second class begins on October. 22.
For more details, please visit www.
Centennialcollege. ca/parttime. Toronto (Sep 25, 2008)With hybrid-
Electric vehicles are becoming more and more common on Canadian roads, and more car technicians and drivers are curious about what is happening under these gasoline hood --
Save cars and trucks.
To this end, Centennial College cooperates with Canadian automobile maintenance and service companies (CARS)
Council is opening a new training course on hybrid vehicle technology
This is the first such product in Canada. The 16-
The hourly training course is designed to give participants an idea of the hybrid
Electric technology, including key safety issues, and how to carry out routine maintenance and service to current production hybrid component systems of leading manufacturers such as General Motors, Honda and Toyota. The part-
The time course is designed to provide training for automotive technicians who want to provide after-sales service.
This is also a valuable help to service consultants, car maintenance personnel, or trailers
Truck operators who may first appear at the scene of an accident involving a hybrid.
Although the level of technical information may be high for many laymen, hybrid car owners and enthusiasts can also sign up. A hybrid-
Electric vehicles will be traditional gasoline engines and powered by on-
Compared with traditional engines, the motherboard rechargeable energy storage system can achieve better fuel economy.
The existence of high-
Voltage electrical systems can pose potential hazards to technicians and shadows
A tree mechanic who wants to work on these vehicles.
The hundred-year hybrid technology course begins.
Located in Scarborough, ashtonby campus is the largest transportation technology school in Canada.
The course is scheduled on Wednesday night-
An hour block for more than four weeks.
The second class begins on October. 22.
For more details, please visit www.
Centennialcollege. ca/parttime. Toronto (Sep 25, 2008)With hybrid-
Electric vehicles are becoming more and more common on Canadian roads, and more car technicians and drivers are curious about what is happening under these gasoline hood --
Save cars and trucks.
To this end, Centennial College cooperates with Canadian automobile maintenance and service companies (CARS)
Council is opening a new training course on hybrid vehicle technology
This is the first such product in Canada. The 16-
The hourly training course is designed to give participants an idea of the hybrid
Electric technology, including key safety issues, and how to carry out routine maintenance and service to current production hybrid component systems of leading manufacturers such as General Motors, Honda and Toyota. The part-
The time course is designed to provide training for automotive technicians who want to provide after-sales service.
This is also a valuable help to service consultants, car maintenance personnel, or trailers
Truck operators who may first appear at the scene of an accident involving a hybrid.
Although the level of technical information may be high for many laymen, hybrid car owners and enthusiasts can also sign up. A hybrid-
Electric vehicles will be traditional gasoline engines and powered by on-
Compared with traditional engines, the motherboard rechargeable energy storage system can achieve better fuel economy.
The existence of high-
Voltage electrical systems can pose potential hazards to technicians and shadows
A tree mechanic who wants to work on these vehicles.
The hundred-year hybrid technology course begins.
Located in Scarborough, ashtonby campus is the largest transportation technology school in Canada.
The course is scheduled on Wednesday night-
An hour block for more than four weeks.
The second class begins on October. 22.
For more details, please visit www.
Centennialcollege. ca/parttime.