Automotive Electricity - Advanced
Course description
Target group
Automotive mechanic, automotive electrician, automotive mechatronics technician, automotive master mechanic
Requirements
Assasment before the training
(Free of Charge)
Learning goals
- Understand core electrical principles
- Read and interpret wiring diagrams
- Use multimeters and diagnostic tools
- Identify and troubleshoot electrical faults
- Apply a structured diagnostic approach
Course content
- Electrical fundamentals
- Components & circuits
- Battery & charging systems
- Starting systems
- Wiring diagrams
- Sensors & actuators basics
- Electrical diagnostics
- Practical workshop exercises
What's included
1490 AED plus VAT, includes:
lunch, participant documents,
coffee, certificate
Aydin Almassian
Aydin Almassian has over 20 years of experience in the automotive industry, with a specialization in the aftermarket and diagnostics.
Since 2019, he has played a key role in the development and expansion of Hella’s Electric/Electronic products.
Currently, as Product specialist and Technical Manager at Hella Middle East FZE, Aydin Almassian oversees these products while continuously driving innovation and technical excellence in the region.
In addition, Aydin Almassian played a pivotal role in the launch, development, and ongoing management of the Hella Gutmann Academy at Hella Middle East. Under his direction, the academy provides specialized training in diagnostics, ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) and calibration, helping to advance the skills and knowledge of automotive professionals.
Within 5 years at Hella Middle East, Aydin Almassian remains committed to strengthening the company’s leadership in both product development and technical expertise, ensuring that Hella continues to be a key player in the evolving automotive industry.
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