Mechanical Engineering N4-N6

National Diploma in Engineering Studies

(Mechanical Engineering N4 – N6)

A Mechanical Engineer diagnoses and repairs faults on cars and other vehicles. They work primarily on a vehicle's mechanical faults but may also use specialised tools and computers to diagnose and repair electronic faults on modern cars.

Key Features

What is the job of Mechanical Engineer ?

Mechanical engineers design power-producing machines, such as electric generators, internal combustion engines, and steam and gas turbines, as well as power-using machines, such as refrigeration and air-conditioning systems. Mechanical engineers design other machines inside buildings, such as elevators and escalators.

What is the duty of a mechanical Engineer?

Mechanical Engineer optimize the performance of mechanical products, machinery, and equipment. They assist mechanical engineers to design mechanical products, analyze performance results, and maintain mechanical equipment and machinery.

Where does a mechanical Engineer work?

Mechanical Engineers often work in the field, which might mean in a manufacturing facility or other industrial location. Some mechanical Engineers also works in an office, often in support of engineering personnel, but they usually also work in the field.

Admission Requirements

Method of Study

Which job is best for Mechanical Engineer?

Here are the six best-paying jobs as mechanical Technician:

Automation engineer.
Research and development engineer.
Senior mechanical engineer.
Senior design engineer.
Powertrain engineer.
Instrumentation engineer.

Award

A student will qualify for a National N Diploma Engineering Studies Mechanical Engineering on completion of a minimum of 12 subjects, ranging from N4 to N6, together with a minimum of two years of in-service training.

The College assists students with in service training as part of the learner support programme