International Courses

Our General English courses run in 10 week blocks. You may enrol in up to 40 weeks of ELICOS, each week is charged at $230.

Each week students will complete a unit of the core textbook, Speakout or Life, in addition to supplementary activities including presentations, discussions and formal writing (paragraphs, essays and reports). Classes integrate the macro skills of listening, reading, writing and speaking in addition to introducing key vocabulary and grammatical structures and encourage active participation through communicative activities, games, the latest online resources and the use of Smartboards, Smartphones and iPads.

There are five levels in General English:

• Elementary
• Pre-intermediate
• Intermediate
• Upper Intermediate
• Advanced

Our course delivery combines on-campus and supplementary online learning. This flexibility allows our students to continue to study in a safe, guided and supported manner.

The Certificate IV in Automotive Mechanical Diagnosis course provides advanced training for automotive technicians who want to further develop their diagnostic and technical skills. This automotive diagnostics course enables participants to enter employment in a senior, supervisory, or managerial role within the automotive and repair industry.

Modes of Study

This course requires face to face classroom study and compulsory work placement (arranged by Kangan Institute) of 200 hours.Classes will be scheduled between 8.00am to 9.00pm Monday to Friday. Timetables will be confirmed at orientation. 

Major Study Areas

• Mechanical and electrical systems, maintenance, service and repair
• Diagnosis of complex faults in automotive vehicle systems
• Reports and technical document development
• Interpreting and producing technical

This qualification will enable you to diagnose, analyse and evaluate faults in vehicle sub systems. You will develop your skills in researching and presenting technical reports. You will learn in varying environments from lectures, practical demonstrations through to experiencing servicing and repairing vehicles in both a simulated and automotive work placement program.

Modes of Study

This course requires face to face classroom study and compulsory work placement (arranged by Kangan Institute) of 200 hours. Classes will be scheduled between 8.00am and 9.00pm Monday to Friday. Timetables will be confirmed at orientation.

This course aims to provide you with knowledge and skills in the field of light vehicle mechanics. You will study a range of specialist modules including petrol fuel systems, cooling systems and associated components, transmissions (automatic), final drive assemblies, diagnostic procedures and electronic drive management systems.

Modes of Study

This course requires face to face classroom study and compulsory work placement (arranged by Kangan Institute) of 300 hours. Classes will be scheduled between 8.00am and 9.00pm Monday to Friday. Timetables will be confirmed at orientation.

Major Study Areas

• Mechanical and electrical systems, maintenance, service and repair
• Diagnosis of complex faults in automotive vehicle systems
• Reports and technical document development
• Report and document development
• Interpreting and producing technical drawings through CAD (Computer Aided Design)