Automotive repair majors have technician professional qualification certificates. There are five levels of technician certificates: Level 1 is senior technician (the highest level); Level 2 is technician (equivalent to engineer); Level 3 is senior technician (equivalent to intermediate professional title certificate); Level 4 is intermediate worker; Level 5 is junior work. After graduating from an auto repair school, you will be issued an intermediate technician certificate.

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Car mechanic, this is a certificate in the traditional car maintenance industry. It was first called car mechanic, and later it was uniformly called: car mechanic. It is divided into five levels. Level 4, level 3, level 2, level 1, the level 5 mentioned here is the primary level.

Generally, those who have worked in training centers and repair shops for more than one year can apply for the exam. Level 4 is the intermediate level. Most of them are those who have received professional training in technical schools and vocational schools and have reached 500 class hours. They can apply for the intermediate automobile mechanic exam; Senior level is the third level mentioned here. Students who have held an intermediate level job for four years or have graduated from a senior technical school can apply directly; level two is a technician, and those who have held a senior level job for three years can apply for it; level one is a senior technician, and those who have held a senior level job for three years can apply directly. Second-level technicians who have completed three years can apply for the exam.