Technology-enabled automotive training

Modern cars require modern skills.

Vehicles now rely on advanced electronics, sensors, onboard computers, diagnostic codes, digital repair systems and increasingly electric and hybrid platforms.

A WAJA trainee in blue overalls works on an open car engine while two other trainees watch closely
What participants learn

Six areas of technology, taught hands-on.

  • Digital diagnostics

    Using diagnostic scanners and interpreting vehicle fault codes.

  • AI-supported repair learning

    A learning environment where trainees use AI-supported tools to understand symptoms, compare repair pathways and strengthen diagnostic reasoning.

  • EV and hybrid readiness

    Foundational concepts for electric and hybrid systems: safety, batteries, charging and future service needs.

  • Electrical and sensor systems

    Vehicle electronics, sensors, wiring systems and troubleshooting methods.

  • Digital service records

    Documentation, service history, workflow tracking and customer communication.

  • Service operations technology

    How modern garages use scheduling tools, inventory systems, customer records and service management platforms.

Why technology matters for women

Technology creates a new entry point into the industry.

Women do not need to be limited by old assumptions about physical mechanical work. The future of automotive service depends on problem-solving, digital tools, diagnostics, data interpretation, customer communication and operational discipline.

Integrated empowerment pathway

  1. Recruit
  2. Train
  3. Certify
  4. Employ
  5. Launch
  6. Lead
  • Program

    Women in Automotive Skills & Certification

    Flagship 16-month cohort training

    Equipping underserved women and orphans with high-demand mechanical skills that lead directly to employment and entrepreneurship.

  • Program

    Women's Microenterprise & Market Linkage Accelerator

    Post-training business launch program

    Ensuring graduates move from skills to sustainable income.

  • Program

    Life Skills, Leadership & Workforce Readiness

    Foundational and wraparound support program

    Building confidence, numeracy, safety awareness and leadership capacity that supports long-term economic success.

Ready to train with us?

No formal literacy requirement. Applications are open to women aged 18 to 40, with orphans prioritised.