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About the course
This Certificate III apprenticeship builds practical skills to service and repair light motor vehicles, covering mechanical systems such as engines, transmissions and suspension, plus electronic engine management. Designed for people employed as apprentices, it combines workplace learning with structured training delivered by Federation TAFE. Graduates are prepared for entry-level trade roles in light vehicle servicing and repair in the automotive sector. The programme focuses on applied engineering drawings, workshop skills, and technical maintenance competencies.
Career outcome
Graduates can work in the automotive industry maintaining and repairing light vehicles, using diagnostic and repair skills across mechanical and vehicle electrical systems. Typical roles include light vehicle mechanical technician or motor mechanic, with pathways to broader workshop responsibilities and potential progression toward business ownership. This Certificate III qualification supports employment in light vehicle mechanical servicing and repair. Preparing graduates for engineering technician, draftsperson, and technical service roles, or degree articulation.
Entry requirements
If enrolling as part of an apprenticeship, you must have employment in the relevant industry, be registered with an Australian Apprenticeship Network, and have a signed training contract.
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