Small Engine Repair - Piedmont Community College

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Small Engine Repair

Gain marketable skills for a variety of work sites, including repair shops, dealerships, hardware or other retail stores, equipment rental agencies, or any business with a maintenance department or start your own small engine mechanic business.

Course Schedule/Program Details

Small Engine Repair

This course prepares you for the Briggs and Stratton Basic Small Engine certification exam and allows for a smooth transition to acquire the Master Service Technician or other advanced Briggs and Stratton certifications.

Through PCC’s Small Engine Repair program, students will increase their value as an entry-level employee by demonstrating mastery of:
• Operational theory
• Governor systems
• Ignition systems
• Fuel systems and carburetors
• Charging systems
• Diagnostics
• Failure analysis
• Basic repair of small engine systems

Course ID	Start Date	End Date	Time	Location	Course Fees
AUT-3200	June 3rd	September 2nd	Tuesdays, 5:30pm to 9:30pm each day. (Students will also be required to attend one Thursday evening, same time, on June 26th.)	Roxboro Campus, Room M101	$186.00 Plus Textbooks

Scholarships available! Call (336)322-2160 to inquire!

Jonathan Willis
Director, Continuing Education Programs
jonathan.willis@piedmontcc.edu
(336) 322-2160 | E143

Heather Leonard
Administrative Assistant, Dean, Technical and Manufacturing Programs
heather.leonard@piedmontcc.edu
(336) 322-2192 | E120

Jody Blackwell
Dean, Technical & Manufacturing Programs
jody.blackwell@piedmontcc.edu
336-322-2486 | E121

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Explanation of Methods of Course Delivery

Face-to-Face: You are in the classroom with an instructor for every class. Transportation to campus is needed for face-to-face classes.
Hybrid: A combination of Face-to-Face and Online (more than 50% online). You will have contact with your instructor in the classroom and will need to be motivated to complete course work online, outside of the classroom. Internet access is needed for hybrid classes.
Blended: A combination of Face-to-Face and Online (less than 50% online). Stay motivated and stay in communication with your instructor!
ITV: Multiple classrooms to learn from one instructor – Students are in a classroom and the instructor location will vary. He/She may be with you face-to-face on some dates and in another classroom communicating with you through two-way audio/video technology. Transportation to campus is needed for face-to-face classes.
Online: Class is available online 24×7 – Students must be motivated to complete their work on their own with the ability to communicate with the instructor and other students via Blackboard, an online program. Internet access is needed for online classes.

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