GOTAFE
3 years
Master motorcycle repair and maintenance through hands-on training in engine diagnostics, braking systems, electrical work, and transmission repair. This 3-year apprenticeship combines block-release campus training with workplace experience, preparing you for a career as an automotive motorcycle repair technician.
You must complete a Basic Key Skills Builder (BKSB) online test to demonstrate required literacy and numeracy levels for the course. A Pre-training Review interview will assess whether the course suits your needs and aspirations. If pursuing an apprenticeship or school-based traineeship, you must arrange an apprenticeship contract through an Apprenticeship Network Provider with your employer before applying. You'll need access to a laptop/computer with internet, a digital camera or video camera for assessment tasks, and general stationery.
Core units (23 total) cover environmental and sustainability practices, safe working practices, electrical circuit testing and repair, battery diagnostics, ignition systems, motorcycle braking systems, suspension systems, steering systems, engine diagnostics and service, engine management systems, driveline systems, charging and starting systems, dynamic control systems, clutch systems, manual transmissions, diagnostic test strategies, cooling systems, fuel systems, and carburetor systems. Elective units (13 total) include motorcycle tire repair, automatic transmissions, light vehicle steering and suspension, emission control systems, vehicle safety inspections, servicing operations, bearing and seal selection, diesel fuel injection, measuring equipment use, drive shaft service, exhaust systems, and oxyacetylene welding.
GOTAFE is a government-accredited Registered Training Organisation (RTO 3094) with national recognition. As part of Northern Victoria Institute of TAFE, GOTAFE offers comprehensive apprenticeship training combining block-release campus instruction with workplace mentoring. The institution provides extensive student support services including learning support, counselling, disability support, and career guidance to ensure student success.
Graduates are eligible for roles as Automotive Motorcycle Repair Technicians in the automotive service and repair industry. Further study options include Certificate IV in Automotive Mechanical Diagnosis (AUR40216) or Certificate IV in Automotive Mechanical Overhauling (AUR40820), enabling progression to supervisory or specialized technical roles in automotive repair and maintenance.
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