Mechatronics Servicing NC II is the TESDA qualification for technicians who install, configure and test automated systems — the sensors, pneumatics, motors and PLCs that run modern factories and production lines.
- Level
- NC II
- Sector
- ICT & Electronics
- Training
- Varies by provider
- Assessment fee
- Ask the center
- Free online course
- Not yet
What is Mechatronics Servicing NC II?
Mechatronics combines mechanics, electronics and control. The qualification focuses on installing mechatronics and automation devices, configuring and testing automation systems, and servicing and troubleshooting them.
Training programs commonly include electropneumatics, PLC (programmable logic controller) programming and motor control.
What you will learn
Training for the qualification covers:
- Installing mechatronics and automation devices
- Configuring and testing mechatronics and automation systems
- Electropneumatic systems
- PLC programming and troubleshooting
- Motor control and system testing
On top of these, every TESDA qualification includes basic competencies (workplace communication, teamwork, professionalism, occupational health and safety) and common competencies for the sector.
How to get your Mechatronics Servicing NC II certificate
- TrainEnroll at a TESDA-registered training center or school (ask about scholarships), and use the free online courses to study the theory.
- Prepare your requirementsApplication form, Self-Assessment Guide for Mechatronics Servicing NC II, and three colored passport-size photos.
- Book your competency assessmentChoose a TESDA-accredited assessment center that is accredited for Mechatronics Servicing NC II. Confirm the current fee with the center.
- Pass and claim your NCIf you are found competent, apply for certification and claim your Mechatronics Servicing NC II National Certificate. It is valid for 5 years.
Full guide to TESDA assessment centers, requirements and fees →
Jobs you can apply for
- Mechatronics / automation technician
- Maintenance technician in manufacturing plants
- Production line technician
- Electrical-mechanical service technician
Automation and maintenance technicians are in demand in manufacturing abroad. Employers value hands-on PLC experience and may require additional certifications.
Is Mechatronics Servicing NC II right for you?
- You like electronics, machines and problem-solving
- You already hold EIM NC II or studied electronics (recommended, not required by some providers)
- You want to work in factories, plants or economic zones
- You are interested in automation and Industry 4.0
Frequently asked questions
What is Mechatronics Servicing NC II?
A TESDA qualification for technicians who install, configure, test and troubleshoot mechatronics and automation systems, including electropneumatics and PLCs.
Do I need EIM NC II before Mechatronics?
Some providers recommend it but do not require it; senior high school graduates can usually enroll. Ask your training center.
What jobs can I get with Mechatronics NC II?
Automation or mechatronics technician, plant maintenance technician and production line technician roles.
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