Penn-Foster | Career Diploma - Small Engine Repair

Students interested in pursuing careers that require them to work with their hands and apply knowledge of engine systems and operations could prepare by enrolling in the online Diploma in Small Engine Repair at Penn Foster. Learn more here.

Official Program Name:

Diploma in Small Engine Repair

School Offering Program:

Penn Foster

Degree Level:

Diploma

Program Prerequisites:

Prospective students should have a strong mechanical aptitude and demonstrate solid problem-solving and analytical skills. They should have an interest in physical labor and some basic knowledge of reading blueprints and schematics. Applicants to Penn Foster should have a high school diploma or the equivalent; some programs may have additional admissions requirements.

Program Description:

Through class studies and practical exercises, students of Penn Foster's Diploma in Small Engine Repair program could expect to build the analytical and troubleshooting skills and mechanical knowledge needed to understand and repair various small engine systems and parts. Courses provide overviews of various small engine systems, such as cooling, lubrication, electrical, fuel, transmission, and ignition systems. Students will learn how to take apart and rebuild engines, service specific vehicles such as ride on mowers and tractors, and even how to manage a small engine repair business. Seven practical exercises allow students to enhance their understanding of mechanical drawings, schematics, and illustrations and apply their skills in real-life examples and hypothetical scenarios.

Learning Format:

Online

Minimum Credits Required:

36 credits.

Financial Aid:

Penn Foster does not accept federal financial aid; however, flexible payment plans with 0% interest are offered. Contact Penn Foster for more information.