Auto Body Technician

Auto Denter Course Curriculum

1. Course Information for Auto Denter

Course Title: Professional Auto Denter

Duration: 3 Months (12 Weeks)

Course Type:

  • Classroom Theory: 20%
  • Practical Workshop: 25%
  • On-the-Job Training (OJT): 55%

Course Fee: ৳25,000/=

Total Training Hours: 360 Hours

  • Classroom Theory: 60 Hours
  • Practical Workshop: 80 Hours
  • On-the-Job Training (OJT): 160 Hours
  • Driving Skills (T+P+O): 20 Hours
  • Computer and Digital Skills (T+P+O): 20 Hours
  • English Communication Skills (T+P): 20 Hours

Training Level: Beginner to Professional Auto Denter

Target Group:

  • School Leavers
  • Job Seekers
  • Apprentice Denters
  • Entry-Level Auto Denter
  • Workshop Technicians
  • Fleet Maintenance Personnel
  • Automotive Enthusiasts
  • Career Changers
  • Entrepreneurs
  • Overseas Employment Candidates

Entry Requirement:

  • Minimum Class VIII/SSC (Preferred) & Above
  • Physically fit for workshop activities

Job Opportunity (Home & Abroad):

  • Government Organization
  • Semi-Government Organization
  • NGO
  • Autonomous Organization
  • Private Organization
  • Corporate Organization
  • Authorized automobile dealerships
  • Independent automotive workshops
  • Fleet maintenance companies
  • Transport and logistics organizations
  • Manufacturing industries
  • Automotive training institutes
  • Automobile spare parts and service companies
  • Self-employment/ Entrepreneurship

2. Course Objective of Auto Denter

Upon completing this course, trainees will be able to:

  • Identify vehicle body construction and materials.
  • Repair minor and major dents using conventional and Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) techniques.
  • Restore damaged body panels to manufacturer specifications.
  • Use body repair tools, measuring equipment, welding equipment, and dent-pulling systems safely.
  • Understand body alignment, corrosion protection, and repair quality standards.
  • Safely drive customer vehicles for inspection, positioning, and quality checks.
  • Use computers for repair estimation, documentation, inventory management, and digital learning.
  • Communicate professionally in English with customers, insurance companies, and international employers.
  • Apply occupational health, safety, and environmental practices in accordance with international automotive standards.

3. Training Modules of Auto Denter

There are several training modules. Such as-

  • Orientation
  • Workshop safety
  • 18 Automobile Systems
  • Basic Automotive Technology
  • Vehicle Body Construction & Materials
  • Hand Tools, Power Tools & Measuring Equipment
  • Dent Repair Techniques
  • Welding & Metal Repair
  • Panel Replacement & Alignment
  • Surface Preparation & Corrosion Protection
  • Quality Inspection & Estimation
  • Hybrid & Electric Vehicle Technology
  • Driving Skills
  • Computer and Digital Skills
  • English Communication Skills
  • Workshop Management & Entrepreneurship

4. Training Module Content Details

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1OrientationTheory0.5   
2Course OverviewTheory0.5   
3History of AutomobilesTheory2   
4Worldwide Automobile MakersTheory2.5   
5Workshop SafetyTheory0.5   
6Workshop SafetyPractical2   
7Perform First Aid PracticeTheory1   
8Perform First Aid PracticePractical2   
918 Automobile SystemsTheory2   
1018 Automobile SystemsPractical3   
1118 Automobile SystemsOJT6   
12Basic Automotive TechnologyTheory2   
13Basic Automotive TechnologyPractical3   
14Basic Automotive TechnologyOJT6   
15Vehicle Body Construction & MaterialsTheory2   
16Vehicle Body Construction & MaterialsPractical4   
17Vehicle Body Construction & MaterialsOJT7   
18Hand Tools, Power Tools & Measuring EquipmentTheory2   
19Hand Tools, Power Tools & Measuring EquipmentPractical4   
20Hand Tools, Power Tools & Measuring EquipmentOJT7   
21Dent Repair TechniquesTheory2   
22Dent Repair TechniquesPractical8   
23Dent Repair TechniquesOJT20   
24Welding & Metal RepairTheory10   
25Welding & Metal RepairPractical20   
26Welding & Metal RepairOJT32   
27Panel Replacement & AlignmentTheory10   
28Panel Replacement & AlignmentPractical20   
29Panel Replacement & AlignmentOJT40   
30Surface Preparation & Corrosion ProtectionTheory2   
31Surface Preparation & Corrosion ProtectionPractical5   
32Surface Preparation & Corrosion ProtectionOJT8   
33Quality Inspection & EstimationTheory2   
34Quality Inspection & EstimationPractical5   
35Quality Inspection & EstimationOJT8   
36Hybrid and EV TechnologyTheory2   
37Hybrid and EV TechnologyPractical3   
38Hybrid and EV TechnologyOJT6   
39What is the meaning of GLI, XLI?Theory0.5   
40Defensive driving principlesTheory1   
41Defensive driving principlesPractical10   
4210 Principles of Safety DrivingTheory1   
4310 Principles of Safety DrivingPractical1   
44Tools list during drivingTheory0.5   
45Familiar with maintenance itemsTheory1   
46Various Warning Lights in DashboardTheory1   
47Various Warning Lights in DashboardPractical2   
48Familiar with road traffic signageTheory1   
49Factors affected fuel economyTheory0.5   
50Cause of vehicles catching fireTheory0.5   
51Be aware about distracted drivingTheory0.5   
52Computer fundamentalsTheory1   
53Microsoft WordTheory3   
54Microsoft ExcelTheory3   
55PowerPointTheory3   
56Email communicationTheory1   
57Cloud storageTheory0.5   
58Internet researchTheory0.5   
59Cybersecurity basicsTheory0.5   
60Workshop management softwareTheory1   
61Digital customer recordsTheory0.5   
62Preparing job cardsPractical1   
63Creating quotationsPractical1   
64Writing service reportsPractical1   
65Maintaining inventoryPractical1   
66Online spare parts searchPractical1   
67Accessing manufacturer service manualsPractical0.5   
68Using digital inspection checklistsPractical0.5   
 Speaking     
69GreetingsTheory0.5   
70Customer receptionTheory0.5   
71Telephone communicationTheory0.5   
72Appointment schedulingTheory1   
73Explaining repairsTheory1   
74Giving estimatesTheory1   
75Handling complaintsTheory1   
761000 Automotive English VocabularyTheory1   
772000 Business Communication WordsTheory1.5   
781000 Automotive AbbreviationsTheory1   
79500 professional meeting conversation wordsTheory1   
80300 Common English Phrases, Replies and ExpressionTheory1   
81500 Daily Spoken English Questions & AnswersTheory1   
 Reading     
82Repair manualsTheory0.5   
83Wiring diagramsTheory0.5   
84Collision Damage ManualTheory0.5   
85Parts cataloguesTheory0.5   
86Owner’s ManualTheory0.5   
 Writing     
87Service reportsTheory0.5   
88EmailsTheory1   
89QuotationsTheory1   
90Job cardsTheory1   
91Inspection reportsTheory0.5   
 Listening     
92Customer conversationsTheory0.5   
93Technical videosTheory0.5   
94International workshop communicationTheory0.5   
 Workshop Management & Entrepreneurship     
95Opening an automobile workshopTheory1   
96Customer managementTheory1.5   
97Inventory controlTheory0.5   
98Spare parts managementTheory2   
99Pricing strategyTheory1   
100MarketingTheory1   
101Social media promotionTheory2   
102Financial managementTheory0.5   
103Tax basicsTheory0.5   
104Business ethicsTheory0.5   
105Service MenuTheory5   
106Periodic Maintenance Check SheetTheory2   
107Diagnosis Check SheetTheory2   
108Quality Control Check SheetTheory2   
10910 Principles of Auto TechnicianTheory3   
110Job Description of Auto DenterTheory3   
1115S MethodologyTheory5.5   
112KAIZENTheory3   
113Office MannerTheory1.5   
Total360   

5. Assessment Scheme

  • Theory Examination: 25%
  • Practical Skills Test: 35%
  • Attendance:5%
  • Continuous Assessment: 5%
  • Workshop Performance: 10%
  • OJT Evaluation: 10%
  • Driving Skills Assessment: 5%
  • Computer Skills Assessment: 2.5%
  • English Communication Assessment:2.5%
  • Total: 100%

Note: A minimum overall score of 70% is recommended for certification.

6. Soft Skills Development

Throughout the course, trainees should develop:

  • Communication and presentation skills
  • Professional ethics
  • Time management
  • Teamwork
  • Leadership
  • Critical thinking
  • Problem-solving
  • Customer service excellence
  • Quality assurance
  • Workplace discipline
  • Continuous learning mindset
  • Adaptability to new automotive technologies
  • Analytical troubleshooting

7. Required Training Resources

I. Workshop Resources

  • Body hammers and dollies
  • Slide hammers
  • Glue puller kits
  • Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) tools
  • Stud welder and dent puller
  • MIG welder
  • Spot welder
  • Hydraulic body repair equipment
  • Body measuring system
  • Panel alignment gauges
  • Air compressor
  • Pneumatic tools
  • Grinders and sanders
  • Safety equipment (PPE)
  • Digital measuring tools
  • Laptop or desktop computers
  • Repair estimation software
  • Digital cameras/tablets for damage documentation
  • Training vehicles with different body damage scenarios

II. Computer Resources

  • Desktop/laptop computers
  • Dealer Management System (DMS)
  • Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software
  • Microsoft Office
  • Internet access
  • Printers and scanners

      III. Training Facilities

  • Multimedia classroom
  • Projector and smart board
  • Meeting room for role-play
  • Library of workshop manuals
  • Simulation lab for workflow planning

8. Graduate Competencies

Graduates who complete this curriculum will be able to:

  • Inspect vehicle body damage and prepare professional repair plans.
  • Repair minor and major dents using conventional and Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) techniques.
  • Replace and align damaged body panels according to manufacturer specifications.
  • Perform basic welding and metal repair while maintaining structural integrity.
  • Protect repaired areas from corrosion and prepare surfaces for refinishing.
  • Operate body repair tools, measuring equipment, and digital estimation software safely and efficiently.
  • Drive and position customer vehicles safely for inspection, repair, and quality control.
  • Prepare digital repair estimates, reports, invoices, and inventory records using computer applications.
  • Communicate confidently in English with customers, insurers, suppliers, and international employers.
  • Apply international standards of occupational safety, environmental protection, quality assurance, and customer service, enabling employment in dealerships, collision repair centers, fleet maintenance facilities, or successful self-employment.

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