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MOTOR TRADEENGINEERING STUDIESThis programme offers an NTC Bridging course and N1 – N3

qualifications in motor trade theory. You will gain theoreticalunderstanding of motor mechanics, how to locate and assess

mechanical issues, and how to fix and maintain motor vehicles. You will also study mathematics, science and drawing.

Why study at College SA?

Why study accredited courses?

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Motor Trade Study Path

NTC Bridging Course

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WHY STUDY AT COLLEGE SA?

We are a private distance learning college, registered with the Department of Higher

Education and Training (DHET) and accredited by a number of regulatory bodies.

You can choose from a wide range of accredited and non-accredited courses.

With us, you can further your education even if you don’t have a Matric certificate.

You can enrol for a course at any time of the year.

We are a distance learning college, meaning you can study from home.

Our Educational Planners will support you throughout your studies.

You can pay for your studies in easy-to-pay monthly instalments.

You save when you choose our monthlyinstalment option; our instalments are

interest free.

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WHY STUDYACCREDITED COURSES?

Accredited courses are nationally

recognised, and sometimes

internationally recognised,

depending on the course.

Your qualification will potentially put

you in a higher earning bracket.

WHY CHOOSE NTCACCREDITED COURSES WITH COLLEGE SA?

We are a private distance learning college accredited by Umalusi, the Council for Quality Assurance in General and Further Education and Training (accreditation number

15FET02 00025) to offer NATED: Engineering Studies N1 – N3 qualifications. As a training provider, we offer technical courses in boilermaking, welding, fitting and turning, motor

mechanics and electrical engineering. Umalusi is the quality assurance council in General Education and Training. They set the quality standards and criteria to uphold the academic

rigour of the qualifications as offered by College SA. This means that the study material is of a high quality and relevant to your chosen technical field. It also means that Umalusi ensures

that training providers comply with set criteria so that you receive up-to-date information and training. Umalusi is nationally recognised by employers and national higher education institutions, meaning you are able to further your technical studies at almost any higher

education institution, and employers trust the knowledge that you have already built, which increases your employability.

Accredited qualifications are higher in demand

and generally present you

with more jobopportunities.

Many accredited courses allow you

exemptions at other institutions,meaning that your

prior learning is recognised when

enrolling for courses at other

institutions.

You can often level up! Once you have laid the necessary foundations, you can build on your

qualification which will broaden your

knowledge and career prospects.

Optimi College (Pty) Ltd T/A College SA. Reg no: 2007/017012/07. Optimi College Pty (Ltd) (previously known as SA College of Home Study) is a member of the Optimi Group and is provisionally registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET), Reg no: 2009/ FE07/099. 4

Our study material has been designed specifically for students who study via distance learning. It is comprehensive and easy to understand. We give you all the material that you need to study a course. Therefore, you will never have to buy additional study material since it is always included in the cost. What’s more, we even courier it to you!

STUDY MATERIAL EDUCATIONAL PLANNERS

We have a brand-new online classroomwhere our students are automaticallyenrolled once they have registered fora course. The Online Classroom is a space to ask questions and discuss course work with fellow students and tutors. This online community makes passing your course so much easier and gives you the academic and emotional support you will need to complete your studies.

TUTORS ONLINE CLASSROOM

We want you to pass, get a better job, and further your career. That is why we have dedicated Educational Planners who will help you in making an informed study choice and guide you through the application process. They assist you withany administrative queries or direct youto the relevant person, should you havespecific study queries.

We have full-time tutors who are available to help you understand the study material. Our tutors are trained and many are part-time students themselves. Since these tutors have also studied via distance learning, they know what you are going through and can provide you with the help and support you need to pass.

5College SA reserves the right to change pricing and course content without prior notice. The latest information will always be available on our website collegesa.edu.za.

Please confirm the course costs and content with our Educational Planners prior to registration.

NTC ENGINEERING MOTOR TRADESTUDY PATH

This course is part of a set of courses that allow you to level up your skills. You start with your studies at Foundation Level 1 and each time you pass a course, you have the opportunity to start studying the next one. The more courses you study, the more skills you acquire.

What is an NTC Bridging Course?The NTC Bridging course is aimed at students who do not meet the entry requirements for the National Technical Certificate (NTC) N1 course. This NTC Bridging course is designed to help strengthen the student’s skills and deepen their knowledge in two course components, namely Fundamental Numeracy (Mathematics) and Physical Science. This course focuses specifically on the Grade 9 Mathematics and Physical Science curriculums, and will help you meet the entrance requirements for any College SA Technical course (Motor Trade, Electrical, Boilermaking, Fitting and Turning, and Welding).

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• Mathematics N1 • Engineering Drawing N1• Motor Trade Theory N1• Engineering Science N1• Industrial Electronics N1

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• Mathematics N2 • Engineering Science N2• Motor Trade Theory N2• Engineering Drawing N2 • Industrial Electronics N2

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• Mathematics N3 • Engineering Science N3• Engineering Drawing N3• Motor Trade Theory N3 • Industrial Electronics N3

QUALIFIER FOR N1

NTC BRIDGING COURSE

• Mathematics • Physical Science

• Completion of the Grade 8 senior phase is preferable• The ability to read and write in English• You must be at least 16 years old

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

• Grade 9 passed; with Mathematics (40% and above) and Physical Science (30% and above)• The ability to read and write in English• You must be at least 16 years old

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6Optimi College (Pty) Ltd T/A College SA. Reg no: 2007/017012/07. Optimi College Pty (Ltd) (previously known as SA College of Home Study)

is a member of the Optimi Group and is provisionally registered with the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET), Reg no: 2009/ FE07/099.

NTCBRIDGING COURSE

QUALIFIER FOR N1

COURSE OVERVIEWThe NTC Bridging course is aimed at students who do not meet the entry requirements for the National Technical Certificate (NTC) N1 course. This NTC Bridging course is designed to help strengthen and deepen the student’s skills and knowledge in two course subjects, namely Fundamental Numeracy (Mathematics) and Physical Science. This course focuses specifically on the Grade 9 Mathematics and Physical Science curriculums. The content covered in this course will help you meet the entrance requirements for any College SA Technical course (Motor Trade, Electrical, Boilermaking, Fitting and Turning, and Welding)

WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?The Mathematics and Physical Science subjects will give you the foundation you need in order to understand the material you will cover at the N1 - level course of our engineering programmes. Thsi course focuses on the fundamental concepts learnt in the senior phase of our current SA School curriculum, and the course aims to prepare students for the specific field of study they intend to enter into. Please note that this course is intended to qualify you for the N1-level engineering courses offered at College SA only. You will not be able to use this course to apply for NTC courses at other learning institutions.

ACCREDITATION & AWARD• Type & reward: College SA Provider Programme Short Course – confirmation of course completion and entrance to College SA N1 Engineering Studies Programmes• Provided by: College SA• Minimum Credits: N/A

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS• Completion of the Grade 8 senior phase is preferable• The ability to read and write in English• You must be at least 16 years old



COURSE COSTAt College SA, we offer you 3 different payment options to suit your financial needs:

Upfront payment option:• If you pay upfront for the entire course, the cost will be R3,360

Instalment payment option: If you pay the course off in instalments:• Activation fee: R950 • Monthly fee: R560• Payment period: 4 Months • Max study period: 6 Months

Subject payment option:• For more information, contact one of our Educational Planners.

WHAT’S INCLUDED IN THE COURSE FEES?• Textbooks and study material.• Courier fee.

EXAM INFORMATIONPlease refer to our website for exam fees and dates. Please note that exam feesare not included in the course cost.

COURSE STARTING DATESWith College SA, you can start studying whenever you want: there are no specificcourse starting dates since we offer distance learning. Please speak to our EducationalPlanners about your enrolment and study options.

ASSESSMENT INFORMATIONFor Physical Science and Mathematics, you will have to complete:• Several Formative self-assessments (quizzes) with tutor support or discussion group interaction.• Two (2) Formative Assessments for each subject• One (1) Final Integrated Summative Assessment for each subject

Mark breakdownFormative Assessment: Both formative assessments will count towards 30% of the final markFormative Self-Assessment: You will submit a simple “Logbook” of your academic progress that will count towards 10% of the final mark. The Logbook will serve as a summary of evidence of sessions with tutor or discussion group.Final Integrated Summative Assessment: This will count towards 60% of the final mark.To complete the programme successfully: You must achieve at least 50% for each Formative Self-Assessment, and at least 60% in the Final Integrated Summative Assessment component, and an overall mark of 60% in order to achieve a pass in any individual course and programme in total.Exam weightingFinal Integrated Summative Assessment: 60%



WHAT ARE SUBJECTS?Subjects are the particular fields of study that are covered in a course. The subjects on the next page make up this course and will need to be completed in order for you to complete this course.

YOU CAN CHOOSE HOW MANY SUBJECTS YOU WANT TO STUDY

Most students do not have the finances or the time to study all the required subjects at once. College SA offers you the ability to choose how many subjects you can study comfortably at once. We also offer the option to pay for your subjects in instalments. Please contact our Educational Planners for more information.

MATHEMATICS PHYSICAL SCIENCE

In this module, you will learn how to use number functions to manipulatenumeric data, and algebra to calculate and represent numbers and quantities in formulae and equations. You will also learn about geometry, data-handling (which involves the analysis of mathematical data), andtrigonometry, which deals with shapes and the relevant function of angles.

In this module, you will learn aboutmatter and materials, and energy andchange. Matter and material involveanything that has mass and occupies space. Energy and change involve chemical reactions. They are calculated by bond energies and shown by energy diagrams.



COURSE OVERVIEWIf you love taking apart and reassembling car engines and mechanisms, you shouldconsider working in the motor trade. Motor mechanics are in high demand in South Africa because of the scarcity of their skills, and employers are continuously looking for qualified mechanics to fill the gap.Getting your N1 to N3 qualification in this trade will give you a solid theoretical understanding of motor mechanics and will teach you how to locate and assess mechanical issues, as well as how to fix and maintain motor vehicles. As long as people drive cars, there will be a need for qualified and competent motor mechanics.

WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?This course provides theoretical training to artisans and is offered via the NATED programme.N1 is the foundation level in this 3-level engineering programme. Mathematics, scienceand drawing form the basis of all engineering trades. Learn the skills and techniques needed to maintain and repair motorcars, buses, trucks and other vehicles. You will learn how toanalyse, identify, confirm and locate motor vehicle problems.

ACCREDITATION & AWARD• Type & reward: National Qualification - N1 • SAQA ID: 67109 (N1)• Accreditation Provider: UMALUSI • NQF Level: 1• Minimum Credits: 40

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS• Grade 9 passed, with Mathematics (40% and above) and Physical Science (30% and above)• The ability to read and write in English• You must be at least 16 years old• Completion of bridging course (if you don’t have Grade 9 pass), with Mathematics (40% and above) and Physical Science (30% and above)

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ASSESSMENT INFORMATIONYou have to successfully complete and submit the required 3 assignments per subject inorder for College SA to prepare your term mark. College SA will ensure that term marksare submitted to your exam venue and, together with your exam, these are submittedto the Department of Higher Education and Training for evaluation. Once you havesuccessfully completed all the required national exams, you will be awarded a NationalCertificate.






(Students have to choose between Industrial Electronics and EngineeringDrawing. You will then continue with the 1 subject you have selected throughout your N1 – N3 studies.) Learn background information about the definition of electronics, and where and how it is used. Learn aboutatomic theory, cells and batteries, resistance, capacitor operation andthe theory of magnetism.

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ENGINEERING DRAWING/INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS N1

Learn about safety in the workshop, workshop tools, and the different engine components. Acquire the skillsand techniques needed to work with heat engines, engine positions, lubrication, cooling systems,batteries and wheels and tyres.

MOTOR TRADETHEORY N1

Mathematics is one of the three compulsory fundamental subjects in the NATED programme. Learn how to solve equations and word problems, and how to manipulate formulae. You will learn the skills needed to do algebraic graphs, trigonometry, logarithms and factorisation. The purpose of this module is to produce a person who can confidently apply mathematics to other disciplines and real life situations.

In this module, you will learn about the laws of physics - you must understand these principles in order to understand engineering systems. You will cover the following: energy, work, power, composition of matter, statics, dynamics and electricity.




WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?This course provides theoretical training to artisans and is offered via the NATED programme.N2 is the intermediate level in this 3-level engineering programme. Learn the skills andtechniques needed in order to maintain and repair motor car, buses, trucks and other vehicles.Learn the skills needed to analyse, identify, confirm and locate motor vehicle problems.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS• Engineering Studies: Motor Trade N1

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(Students have to choose between Industrial Electronics and Engineering Drawing. You will then continue with the 1 subject you have selected throughout your N1 – N3 studies.) Learn background information about the definition of electronics, and where and how it is used. Learn about measuring instruments, semiconductor diodes and transistors, transducers and direct currents. Be introduced to the synchro system and the advantages of this system.

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ENGINEERING SCIENCETHEORY N2



Learn about safety in the workshop, workshop tools, and the different engine components. Learn skillsand techniques to work with engines, covering motive power types, enginecomponents, engine rebuilding, engine cooling and engine lubrication.

This module gives you an overview of Mathematics N1 terms and factors, fractions, and root and exponential forms. Learn about the laws of exponents, how to solve equations, linear equations, factorisation, and how to use algebraic graphs to calculate function value. Gain the skills needed to work with trigonometric ratios by defining the six ratios. Learn how to solve right-angled triangles by means of trigonometric functions.

This module gives you an overview of N1 engineering scientific principles you need to know in order to understand engineering systems. You will cover the following: energy, work, power, composition of matter, statics, dynamics and electricity.




WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?This course provides theoretical training to artisans and is offered via the NATED programme.N3 is the advanced level in this 3-level engineering programme. Learn the skills andtechniques needed in order to maintain and repair motor car, buses, trucks and other vehicles.Learn the skills needed to analyse, identify, confirm and locate motor vehicle problems.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS• Engineering Studies: Motor Trade N2

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Learn the fundamentals of general engineering drawing terms, abbreviations, and computer aided drafting in engineering drawing.Learn about supplementary welding symbols, screw thread terminology, and fastening devices. This moduleprovides the knowledge and skills required to generate 2, 3 and 4-dimensional representation of physical engineering systems fromvarious projections.

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ENGINEERING SCIENCEN3



Learn about value operating mechanisms, petrol injection, fluidclutches, transistorised ignition and how a diesel fuel system works. This module will also give youinformation about power-assisted steering, differentials, final drivesand 4-wheel drives.

This module gives you an overview of terms and factors, fractions, and root and exponential forms. Learn about surds and logarithms, equations, word problems and manipulation of technical formulae. Gain the skills needed to do differential calculus, geometry of co-ordinates, algebraic graphs and trigonometry.

Learn how engineering systems work. Gain knowledge about energy, work, power, composition of matter, statics, dynamics and electricity, and how they work.



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