OVERVIEW
According to the Australian Government’s Job Outlook service, there is a strong demand for qualified mechanics, resulting in difficulty filling vacancies in recent years. The industry is projected to maintain steady growth, with approximately 23,000 job openings anticipated over the next five years.
This course will equip you with the necessary skills to service and repair various mechanical components of motor vehicles, including engines, transmissions, and suspension systems. You will learn to identify faults through effective communication with vehicle owners, conduct diagnostic procedures, and efficiently service and repair automotive systems such as cooling, fuel, air conditioning, emission control, clutches, transmissions, brakes, final drives, and steering.
Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology
A Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology is a comprehensive qualification that equips individuals with the skills and knowledge needed to service, repair, and maintain light vehicles. Completing this program demonstrates expertise in diagnosing mechanical issues, performing repairs, and ensuring the proper functioning of various vehicle systems. This qualification is essential for roles within the automotive industry, where the maintenance and repair of light vehicles are integral to keeping vehicles safe and operational.
Possible Roles
Potential wages could be in the region of $75,000 to $95,000 per year
Delivery options
Find out more about the available delivery options for this course.
An apprenticeship combines paid work with structured training, allowing individuals to gain a nationally recognised qualification while gaining practical, on-the-job experience. A Training Contract between the apprentice and employer must be in place for the apprenticeship to proceed.
Training Locations
Major Training’s Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology is delivered both in person and onsite.
Entry requirements
While there are no formal entry requirements for the AUR30620 Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology, for an apprentice pathway, the learner must be employed full-time or part-time and have access to a workplace. This ensures they can gain sufficient experience to successfully complete the unit of competency requirements.
Course Duration
Apprenticeship arrangements cover a nominal term of 48 Months
What You'll Pay
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Study Information
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At Major Training Group, we aim to ensure that everyone gets the most out of their studies and that is why students have access to a range of support options to help them along the way. They include:
- Additional practical training sessions
- Extended learning time
- Alternative training methods and resources
- Access to our experienced staff for one-on-one training
- Recognition of previous learning and experience to speed up the process.
Students with prior industry experience may be eligible for RPL. Students may also qualify for credit transfer if they can demonstrate prior qualifications and/or statements of attainment. You can learn more about credit transfer and RPL
We use a variety of assessment methods including;
- Online
- Paper
- Video
- Q&A
- Demonstration
- Short written answers
- Longer written answers
- Third-party observation
- Knowledge skills observation
- Employer reports
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Information for Businesses
From beginning to end, we support students and employers in completing the Light Vehicle Mechanical apprenticeship as smoothly as possible. Our industry-current trainers will customise Apprentice Training Plans with students and employers in person. This helps employers properly plan for the training and keeps the apprentice on track.
At Major Training, we also:
- Train theory and practical skills onsite with your apprentice
- Help employers train their apprentice on the job (to workplace requirements)
- Provide education and coaching to employers around the supervision ratio and requirements
- Offer support to employers for performance management of apprentices as required
- Only employ industry-current and VET trainers and assessors
- Work in partnership with Australian Apprenticeship Networks.
For more information on government incentives and the responsibilities of employers who provide apprenticeship training, contact Major Training on 1300 790 822 or enquire online.
Did you know there maybe government incentives for employers if your apprentice completes a Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology? Speak to your local Apprentice Connect Provider for more information.
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