I love this topic, such a gap that needs to be filled by younger generations... as a DIY backyard mechanic as well as an IT professional in my career path, I'm really fascinated by the technology that powers these vehicles. I've experienced this so called "I think I know more about EV's than my "ev technician"" before... and it's frustrating, I've had several bad experiences from 3 separate nissan dealerships due to this... those who know, know... really hope this improves as I feel the lack of proficiency in the ev tech world is a critical element of fear and doubt inhibiting EV adoption.
@46:35 I am a student at St. Clair in Windsor Ontario, in the new EV program. We are learning both mechanics of an ICE vehicle and all forms of EV (EV HEV HPEV). Our program offers apprenticeship after year 1 and will have the knowledge to complete the SAE exam. Our second year furthers our knowledge on battery systems and EV powertrains etc. Upon graduation we receive a bachelors degree titled Electric Drive Vehicle Technician. I am assuming after graduation and the 7500hrs of apprenticeship, we are able to acquire the red seal certification.
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I love this topic, such a gap that needs to be filled by younger generations... as a DIY backyard mechanic as well as an IT professional in my career path, I'm really fascinated by the technology that powers these vehicles. I've experienced this so called "I think I know more about EV's than my "ev technician"" before... and it's frustrating, I've had several bad experiences from 3 separate nissan dealerships due to this... those who know, know... really hope this improves as I feel the lack of proficiency in the ev tech world is a critical element of fear and doubt inhibiting EV adoption.
@46:35 I am a student at St. Clair in Windsor Ontario, in the new EV program. We are learning both mechanics of an ICE vehicle and all forms of EV (EV HEV HPEV). Our program offers apprenticeship after year 1 and will have the knowledge to complete the SAE exam. Our second year furthers our knowledge on battery systems and EV powertrains etc. Upon graduation we receive a bachelors degree titled Electric Drive Vehicle Technician. I am assuming after graduation and the 7500hrs of apprenticeship, we are able to acquire the red seal certification.
Hi it was very informative,how can i get hands on training can u guide me plz
Is this a good trade to get into?
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