Micro-credential in Electric Vehicle Technology and Service Micro-credential is a micro-credential in Information Systems & Technology programme taught at Camosun College in Victoria, Canada. The programme runs for 3 weeks, delivered on campus. Teaching is in English. Tuition is CAD 1,900 per total for local students.
The program gives Automotive Service Technicians a starting point for the knowledge and skills needed to safely identify issues in, service and repair high-voltage electric vehicles. Built for professional automotive technicians, it extends existing experience with conventional vehicle systems into the specialised skills required to service and maintain the growing number of electric vehicles on the road, responding to current demand for EV training across dealership, independent and fleet repair settings.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: This ProSIT micro-credential is a follow-on offering for tradespeople already working in automotive service: its published prerequisite is an Automotive Service Technician Red Seal endorsement, or registered-apprentice status with Level 3 technical training already completed. No separate English-language score, grade average, or academic course requirement is stated, since the audience is assumed to already hold trade qualifications. Registration runs through Camosun's ProSIT continuing-education system rather than the EducationPlannerBC application used for its credit programmes, and the page names no portfolio, interview, or other supporting document beyond proof of the trade prerequisite.
Application Details
Application Deadline:Domestic applicants apply through EducationPlannerBC for Camosun's open-enrolment programmes: for Fall 2027 (September) applications open 1 October 2026 with an early deadline of 15 May 2027 for priority registration and a late deadline of 26 August 2027; Winter 2027 (January) runs 15 September 2026 to 7 January 2027, and Summer 2027 (May) 15 January 2027 to 29 April 2027. Limited-enrolment programmes publish only an opening date and can close once the waitlist exceeds the seats on offer. International applicants must submit a complete application by 1 June (Fall), 1 October (Winter) or 1 February (Summer), though later applications are still reviewed while seats remain, making admission effectively rolling for both groups once the early deadlines pass. These are institution-wide dates; this programme publishes no deadline of its own.