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AUTOMOTIVE APPRENTICESHIPS
The automotive industry is in an exciting phase where a car’s computer system is just as important as its engine. And whether you want to sell, test, paint, or repair automobiles, these apprenticeships are challenging, hands-on, and perfect for someone who wants to keep up with rapidly evolving technology.
Qualifications
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Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology
A Light Vehicle Mechanical Technician maintains, services, and repairs the mechanical and electrical components of Australia’s fleet of vehicles.
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Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanical Technology
A Heavy Commercial Vehicle Technician services, repairs, and diagnoses issues with heavy commercial vehicles.
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Certificate III in Automotive Refinishing Technology
A Vehicle Spray Painter prepares surfaces of vehicles, matches and mixes colours, and applies paint to return the vehicle to its former glory.
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Certificate III in Automotive Body Repair Technology
A Panel Beater is responsible for repairing damaged vehicles and works with materials such as metal, plastic, and fibreglass.
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Certificate III in Automotive Electrical Technology
An Automotive electrician installs, maintains, identifies faults and repairs electrical wiring and computer-based equipment in motor vehicles and related equipment.
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Certificate III in Automotive Sales
An Automotive Parts Interpreter sells parts and accessories for cars, either in a retail or wholesale environment.
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Certificate III in Motorcycle Mechanical Technology
A Motorcycle Mechanic maintains, tests, and repairs mechanical parts of motorcycles.
Becoming a Light Vehicle Technician
The automotive industry is a thriving sector in the Australian economy. To keep up with the demand for skilled technicians, many world-renowned prestige car brands are offering apprenticeships to people who want to work as light vehicle technicians.
Becoming a Automotive Parts Interpreter
Looking for a rewarding career that taps into your problem-solving abilities and advances your customer service skills? An Automotive Sales Parts Interpreter Apprenticeship might be your perfect fit!
“When I set out to look for a mechanical apprenticeship in 2009, I would have never have imagined in my wildest dreams I would be doing what I am today.
Today, as Head of Technical Services and Customer support at Mercedes-Benz Australia, I am proud of the opportunities my apprenticeship gave me and couldn’t have done it without the support from people around me and end of the day making that one important decision 13 years ago, to just go and do something I love as a job.”
Sevag Parseghian | Head of Technical Services & Customer Support, Mercedes-Benz Cars | 2010 WPC Group Apprentice of the Year | 2011 Snap-on Tools Apprentice of the Year | 2012 Victorian Apprentice of the Year | Runner up, 2012 Australian Apprentice of the Year