Diploma in Bike Maintenance and Technical Studies

Level: Diploma
Duration: 60 Credit Hours | Approximately 9 Months
Entry Criteria:

  • Minimum 10+2 (High School) or equivalent

  • Interest in mechanics, bikes, or technical repair work

  • Basic understanding of tools and mechanical aptitude

Delivery Mode: Blended (Online Theory + Offline Practical Training and Industrial Internship)

Curriculum (Detailed Module-wise Breakdown)

1. Theoretical Courses (30 Credit Hours)

Module NameCredit HoursTopics Covered
1. Introduction to Bike Maintenance6Overview of the industry, types of bikes, basic construction, major components (gears, brakes, tires).
2. Bicycle Anatomy and Mechanical Systems6Frames, drivetrains, wheels, brakes, mechanical integration, material science (steel, aluminum, carbon fiber).
3. Bike Repair and Troubleshooting Techniques6Diagnosing faults, flat tires, gear/brake issues, repair tools, and standard procedures.
4. Bike Safety and Standards4Tool and workspace safety, international bike safety standards, PPE, ISO guidelines.
5. Bike Components and Upgrades4Installing and upgrading parts (wheels, gears, brakes), compatibility, performance impact.
6. Customer Service and Business Management4Shop operations, customer handling, inventory, pricing strategies, service booking and management.

2. Practical Training (30 Credit Hours)

Module NameCredit HoursTopics Covered
1. Basic Bike Maintenance and Repairs6Routine servicing (cleaning, lubing, adjustment), handling flat tires, alignment, brake tuning.
2. Advanced Bike Repair and Diagnostics6Suspension, hydraulic systems, e-bike diagnostics, motor and wiring systems, replacing advanced components.
3. Wheel Building and Tire Maintenance6Spoke tensioning, truing, tire patching, replacement, terrain-specific tire choices.
4. Bike Fitting and Customization6Measuring riders, customizing for fit, installing personalized saddles, handlebars, pedals, and evaluating rider posture.
5. Shop Management and Customer Interaction3Handling walk-in clients, POS systems, documenting service logs, managing appointments and inventory.
6. Industrial Training / Internship3150–200 hours in a real workshop; shadowing professionals; completing real jobs with supervision and feedback.

Assessment Criteria

TypeDetails
Theoretical AssessmentsExams, assignments, and presentations to test understanding of bike systems, tools, safety, and operations.
Practical AssessmentsWorkshop evaluations on repair quality, tool use, diagnostics, customer engagement, and safety adherence.
Capstone ProjectFull-service repair job with client-style documentation, requiring comprehensive diagnostics and repair.

Infrastructure Requirements

1. Classrooms and Lecture Halls

  • Seating for 20–30 students, projectors, smart boards, internet access

  • Access to LMS (Learning Management System) and recorded sessions

  • Whiteboards and tools for live demonstrations

2. Practical Workshops

  • Bike Maintenance Workshop: Repair stands, benches, tools for disassembly/reassembly

  • E-Bike Training Area: Diagnostic tools, battery simulators, wiring models

  • Component Display Area: Racks for wheels, frames, chains, gears, tires for hands-on assembly/disassembly

3. Tools and Equipment

  • Wrenches, truing stands, spoke tension meters, hydraulic brake kits, electronic diagnostic tools

  • Safety gear (gloves, eyewear, PPE kits) and tool maintenance stations

  • Clean, ventilated, and well-lit benches for each student

4. Library and E-Resources

  • Books/manuals on bike systems, global safety standards, and repair techniques

  • Online journals, repair video platforms, e-bike simulation software

  • Access to ISO specs, manufacturer repair guides, and certification databases

5. Internship/Industrial Training Facilities

  • Industry partnerships with bike manufacturers, repair centers, and e-bike dealerships

  • On-site and off-site training modules for real-world exposure

  • Student logbooks, evaluations by mentors, and soft skill improvement workshops

6. Administrative and Support Staff

  • Certified bike technicians and instructors with industry experience

  • Program coordinators for scheduling, student tracking, and industry liaison

  • Lab assistants and technicians to maintain tools, systems, and health/safety

Outcome

CredentialDetails
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