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Students
Tuition Fee
CAD 1,700
Per course
Start Date
Medium of studying
Duration
1 weeks
Program Facts
Program Details
Degree
Courses
Major
Automotive Technology | Mechanics and Metal Trades | Metalwork Technology
Area of study
Manufacturing and Processing
Course Language
English
Tuition Fee
Average International Tuition Fee
CAD 1,700
About Program

Program Overview


Bike Mechanic 40hrs

Cytech Technical 3


LENGTH OF COURSE STUDY

1 week


COURSE HOURS

40 hours


PREREQUISITES

  • Cytech Technical Level 1 Certificate
  • Cytech Technical Level 2 Certificate
  • Recommendation by Instructor

COURSE CREDENTIAL

Cytech Technical Level 3 Certificate


COURSE HIGHLIGHTS

With this Cytech accredited course, the Cytech International Bicycle Mechanic Training manual is followed, with graduating students receiving Cytech Theory and Practical Level 3 Certification. Cytech technical three is designed for advanced cycle mechanics with strong technical knowledge and experience working on high-end bicycles and equipment.


COURSE TOPICS

  • Hydraulics (brakes)
  • Suspension
  • Advanced wheel building
  • Electronic gear systems
  • Tubular and tubeless tyre installation

COURSE OUTCOMES

Upon completion of this course the successful student will have reliably demonstrated the ability to:


  • Understand how suspension works and be able to translate this knowledge to different brands/models of suspension.
  • Describe the terminology, tools, oils and components used when servicing suspension.
  • Demonstrate a full fork, rear shock and seatpost service
  • Explain how manufacturers design advanced wheels along with the tensions required and be able to translate this knowledge to different brands/models of advanced wheels.
  • Demonstrate how to build and lace an advanced wheel (road or mountain bike).
  • Demonstrate how a hydraulic brake works and translate this knowledge to different brands/models of road and mountain bike systems.
  • Demonstrate a complete a variety of bleed processes. Shorten a hydraulic hose and install olives/compression fittings.
  • Demonstrate caliper pistons and seals installation.
  • Understand how electronic gear systems work and be able to translate this knowledge to different brands/models of electronic gear systems.
  • Diagnose Shimano Di2 and SRAM AXS systems
  • Demonstrate the set-up an electronic gear system to specific rider preferences

REQUIREMENTS

  • Cytech Technical 1 & 2 Courses
  • Recommendation by Instructor

MINIMUM PARTICIPANTS

3 Students


COURSE COSTS

  • Course Tuition Fee Local: $1,700 CAD
  • Course Tuition Fee International: $1,700 CAD
  • Text Book: $25 CAD
  • Material Fees: $150 CAD

Whistler Adventure School

ABOUT WAS

Whistler Adventure School (WAS) is a private post-secondary school providing high quality career training in Marketing & Media, Mountain Sport Technician, Adventure Tourism Winter, Adventure Tourism Summer, Design and Innovation, and Guiding in the beautiful mountain town of Whistler, BC, Canada.


PROGRAMS

  • Marketing & Media Manager
  • Mountain Sport Technician
  • Design & Innovation
  • Adventure Tourism Summer
  • Adventure Tourism Winter
  • Bike Guide Training
  • Ski & Snowboard Guide Training

COPYRIGHT

Copyright Whistler Adventure School


TERRITORY ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Whistler Adventure School gratefully and respectfully operates on the unceded territories of the Skwxwú7mesh and L̓ l̓ wat7úl First Nations.


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About University

Whistler Adventure School


Overview:

Whistler Adventure School (WAS) is a renowned institution located in Whistler, British Columbia, Canada. It offers a variety of programs designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed for careers in the adventure tourism industry.


Services Offered:

WAS provides a range of services to its students, including:

    Academic Programs:

    WAS offers a variety of programs, including Marketing & Media Manager, Mountain Sport Technician, Adventure Tourism (Summer and Winter), Bike Guide Training, Ski/Snowboard Guide Training, Design & Innovation, and various other courses.

    Student Support:

    WAS provides comprehensive student support services, including accommodation assistance, co-op placements, and career guidance.

    Campus Life:

    Students at WAS have access to various facilities, including a library, computer labs, and recreational areas. They also have opportunities to participate in extracurricular activities and events.

Student Life and Campus Experience:

Students at WAS can expect a vibrant and immersive campus experience. They will have the opportunity to learn from experienced instructors, network with industry professionals, and gain practical experience in the field. The school's location in Whistler provides students with access to world-class outdoor recreation opportunities.


Key Reasons to Study There:

    Location:

    Whistler is a world-renowned destination for adventure tourism, providing students with unparalleled access to outdoor activities and industry opportunities.

    Practical Experience:

    WAS emphasizes hands-on learning, providing students with real-world experience through internships and co-op placements.

    Industry Connections:

    WAS has strong ties to the adventure tourism industry, providing students with access to networking opportunities and potential career paths.

    Experienced Instructors:

    WAS faculty members are experienced professionals in their respective fields, providing students with valuable insights and guidance.

Academic Programs:

    Marketing & Media Manager:

    This program focuses on developing marketing and communication skills for the adventure tourism industry.

    Mountain Sport Technician:

    This program provides students with the skills and knowledge needed to work as a mountain sport technician, including avalanche safety, first aid, and equipment maintenance.

    Adventure Tourism (Summer and Winter):

    These programs offer a comprehensive overview of the adventure tourism industry, covering topics such as trip planning, risk management, and customer service.

    Bike Guide Training:

    This program prepares students to become certified mountain bike guides, covering topics such as trail maintenance, bike mechanics, and safety protocols.

    Ski/Snowboard Guide Training:

    This program prepares students to become certified ski or snowboard guides, covering topics such as avalanche safety, snow conditions, and guest management.

    Design & Innovation:

    This program focuses on developing creative solutions for the adventure tourism industry, including product design, marketing strategies, and sustainable practices.

Total programs
21
Location
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