TAFE NSW
4 months to 1 year 6 months
This Certificate II in Automotive Servicing Technology teaches practical vehicle servicing skills through hands-on workshop training. Ideal for those passionate about automotive work, it provides nationally recognised credentials and pathways to advanced automotive trade qualifications.
There are no formal entry requirements for this qualification. However, you must complete a Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) skills test before your first day of class and achieve a score of 2 across the 4 bands of literacy, a score of 1 in writing, and 2 across one band of numeracy. It is recommended that you have an interest in the automotive industry, a reasonable level of fitness to complete manual tasks in a workshop, and an interest in learning how to handle tools and equipment.
The course comprises 20 units of competency: 13 core units and 7 specialty units. Core units cover essential skills including following environmental and sustainability practices, inspecting and servicing cooling, steering, braking, and suspension systems, inspecting engines, testing batteries, following safe working practices, using and maintaining tools and equipment, identifying basic automotive faults, and carrying out servicing operations. Specialty units allow customisation and include advanced topics such as wheel balancing and tyre services, clutch system inspection, welding operations, marine engine and transmission servicing, diesel fuel injection systems, automatic and manual transmissions, hydraulic systems, vehicle body panel repair, and electrical circuit testing.
TAFE NSW is a nationally recognised Registered Training Organisation (RTO 90003) with extensive experience delivering vocational education. The provider offers flexible study options across multiple campuses, comprehensive support services including disability support, language and literacy assistance, and career counselling. TAFE NSW recognises prior learning and work experience, allowing students to complete qualifications faster through credit transfers.
Graduates progress to entry-level roles such as Mechanic's Assistant, where they assist Motor Mechanics with vehicle repair and maintenance tasks. The course provides credit towards Certificate III automotive trade qualifications including Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology, Heavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanical Technology, Mobile Plant Technology, and Motorcycle Mechanical Technology. Career pathways lead to roles with moderate growth prospects, offering full-time employment opportunities with average weekly earnings of $860 and typical working hours of 42 hours per week.
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