Motor Cycle Mechanic

Course Fee: GBP £700

Course Overview

The 7-Week Motorcycle Mechanic Training Program is a residential, skill-based course designed to equip participants with the foundational knowledge and hands-on skills needed to become competent motorcycle mechanics. The training is conducted entirely in the Nepali language, ensuring accessibility for participants from diverse backgrounds across Nepal.

The course is held in Naagarjun-2, Kathmandu Valley, in a peaceful and practical learning environment. As a fully residential program, participants are provided with accommodation, meals, and all necessary on-site facilities, fostering an immersive and focused training experience. Participants stay at the institute’s residential accommodation.

Developed in alignment with CTEVT Nepal’s competency-based TVET standards, the program combines theoretical instruction with extensive practical application. It covers motorcycle engine systems, electrical components, maintenance, diagnostics, and workshop safety. By the end of the training, participants will be well-prepared for entry-level employment, entrepreneurship, or further technical specialization in the field of two-wheeler maintenance and repair.

Program Schedule

  • Location: Naagarjun-2, Kathmandu
  • Duration: 7 Weeks
  • Days per Week: Sunday to Friday (6 Days/Week)
  • Morning: Theory (2–3 hrs)
  • Afternoon: Practical (3–4 hrs)

Motorcycle Mechanic Training Program-Weekly Breakdown

Week 1: Introduction to Motorcycle Mechanics & Tools

DayMorning (Theory)Afternoon (Practical)
SundayCourse orientation, job scope, work ethicsWorkshop tour and safety drills
MondayClassification and types of motorcyclesIdentification of motorcycle parts
TuesdayWorkshop tools, hand tools, power toolsSafe handling and use of tools
WednesdaySafety procedures and personal protective equipmentPractice PPE use and hazard identification
ThursdayUnits of measurement, torque, and fastenersTorque wrench demo, fastener types
FridayService manuals and symbolsReading and interpreting service manuals

Week 2: Engine Basics and Maintenance

DayMorning (Theory)Afternoon (Practical)
SundayTwo-stroke vs. four-stroke engine operationsIdentify and label engine parts
MondayEngine cycle and combustion processDismantle and reassemble cylinder head
TuesdayEngine lubrication systemCheck oil levels, replace oil filter
WednesdayEngine cooling systems (air and liquid cooled)Radiator, coolant check, and cleaning
ThursdayTypes of fuels and fuel propertiesFuel filter cleaning and fuel tap maintenance
FridayWeekly review & quizBasic servicing checklist practice

Week 3: Fuel System and Carburetor/Fuel Injection

DayMorning (Theory)Afternoon (Practical)
SundayFuel system layout and operationTrace fuel system lines
MondayCarburetor: types and componentsDisassemble, clean, and assemble carburetor
TuesdayFuel Injection systems (EFI)Identify EFI components and demo injector cleaning
WednesdayFuel tank and fuel line maintenanceLeak testing and tank cleaning
ThursdayFuel system troubleshootingFault diagnosis practice
FridayPractical reviewFuel system maintenance summary

Week 4: Transmission & Clutch System

DayMorning (Theory)Afternoon (Practical)
SundayGearbox: purpose and componentsDisassemble and inspect gearbox
MondayClutch system types and operationAdjust clutch cable, replace clutch plates
TuesdayChain drive and belt driveChain tightening and lubrication
WednesdayTransmission troubleshootingNoise, slipping, and shifting issue diagnosis
ThursdayLubrication of gearboxOil level check and replacement
FridayMid-point evaluation & feedbackHands-on skill evaluation

Week 5: Electrical System & Battery

DayMorning (Theory)Afternoon (Practical)
SundayBasics of electricity: voltage, currentMultimeter usage and testing circuits
MondayBattery: types, maintenance, chargingBattery inspection, fluid check, and charging
TuesdayLighting system, fuses, relaysReplace headlight, fuse testing
WednesdayIgnition system and spark plugSpark plug testing and replacement
ThursdayWiring diagram readingSimple wiring fault diagnosis
FridayTroubleshooting electrical faultsSimulated fault practice

Week 6: Braking, Suspension, and Tyres

DayMorning (Theory)Afternoon (Practical)
SundayDrum vs. disc brakes – operationBrake pad/shoe inspection and replacement
MondayBrake bleeding and hydraulic systemsBleeding disc brake system
TuesdaySuspension system typesFork oil replacement, shock absorber check
WednesdayTyre types and tread wearTyre pressure check and replacement
ThursdayWheel alignment and bearing maintenanceBearing replacement demo
FridayRoad test proceduresTest ride and functional check

Week 7: Servicing, Troubleshooting, and Assessment

DayMorning (Theory)Afternoon (Practical)
SundayPreventive vs. corrective maintenancePerform full periodic servicing
MondayEngine noise and vibration troubleshootingDiagnose noise/vibration faults
TuesdayCustomer handling and service documentationJob card preparation and service reporting
WednesdayEntrepreneurship and workshop setupTools list and cost estimation
ThursdayFinal written test and preparationFinal practical assessment
FridayCertification and closingFeedback, group discussion, certificate distribution

Program Highlights

  • Fully residential, conducted in Nepali language
  • Designed according to CTEVT Nepal’s training framework
  • Covers complete motorcycle systems, tools, and diagnostics
  • Hands-on practical experience in a workshop environment
  • Includes final assessment and certification