Heavy Vehicle and Auto Electrical Dual Trade

AUR31120 Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanical Technology and AUR30320 Certificate III in Automotive Electrical Technology

AUTOMOTIVE DUAL TRADE APPRENTICESHIPS AVAILABLE NOW

We offer a unique dual trade apprenticeship that combines the best of both worlds: Heavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanical Technology and Automotive Electrical Technology.

AUR31120 Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanical Technology and AUR30320 Certificate III in Automotive Electrical Technology

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR YOUR CAREER?

In today's automotive landscape, versatility is key to success. That's why as an apprentice, investing time into a dual trade apprenticeship can be a game-changer for your career.

By pursuing a dual trade qualification in both mechanical and electrical trades, you gain a multifaceted skill set, allowing you to tackle a diverse range of automotive challenges.

Ultimately, doubling your career prospects and preparing you for the automotive challenges of tomorrow.

Specialist Skills:

• Utilising the most advanced electronic diagnostic equipment, to diagnose and repair on-board computer-controlled systems, optimise efficiency and performance.
• Testing and repairing various electrical systems including lighting, instrumentation, ignition, fuel injection, stability control systems and CAN BUS systems.
• Diagnosing and repairing various components and parts such as engines, transmissions, cooling systems, steering and suspension, and performing advanced diagnostics.
• Diagnosing, overhauling, repairing, tuning, maintaining and testing diesel vehicles such as trucks, buses and other heavy vehicle equipment.
• All apprentices are trained in Electric Vehicle and Hybrid Electric Vehicle safety to prepare them for the future.
• Air-conditioning training is included in this apprenticeship, subject to licensing requirements through ArcTick.

IS YOUR EMPLOYER READY TO WORK ON WHATEVER DRIVES THROUGH THEIR WORKSHOP?

As technology evolves, so will the vehicles you work on. The rise of hybrid and electric vehicles is changing the landscape of the automotive repair, servicing and maintenance sectors.

This apprenticeship ensures your will have the skills and knowledge to handle both traditional and modern vehicles, staying ahead of the curve and meeting the evolving needs of customers.

As a dual trade technician, there will be no need for your employer to coordinate multiple technicians or outsource specialised tasks – saving them time and money.

EMPLOYER REQUIREMENTS

Apprentices undertaking a dual trade are required to be supervised by an automotive electrical technician and a suitably qualified heavy vehicle technician. If your employer does not have a qualified automotive electrical technician currently employed, technicians with qualifications in heavy vehicle technology can undergo the Qualified Technician to Automotive Electrician Program, offered by the MTA Training and Employment. Only after the qualified technician has achieved their automotive electrical qualification can they fill the role as a supervisor. For further details, visit: https://members.mtasant.com.au/training-courses/up...

WHY CHOOSE MTA TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT

• Apprentices have access to our state-of-the-art facilities.
• Receive practical insights from industry experts.
• Emphasis on hands-on workshop experience.
• Flexible training model.
• Rolling intakes – apprentices can commence training at any time.

TRADE OUTCOMES

Students undertaking dual trades will complete the following qualifications:

Heavy Vehicle/ Electrical Technician

• AUR31120 Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanical Technology and AUR30320 Certificate III in Automotive Electrical Technology.

Training is delivered by MTA Training and Employment (RTO Code: 2293)

COURSE OUTLINE:

First to fifth year tables outlining each year's blocks

Year 1- Workshop Introduction, Cooling, Engines and Automotive Servicing, Electrical and Soldering, Braking Systems Suspensions, Steering and Hydraulics

Year 2 - Wiring Harnesses, charging and Starting Systems and Ignition Systems and final drives

Year 3 - Drive Shafts, Instruments and Warning Systems and Transmissions Management Systems, diesel Fuel Systems and Transmissions and Clutches.

Year 4 - Compression Ignitions Systems and Forced Induction Systems, Emission Control, SRS and HEV/ BEV Safety

Year 5 - Dynamic Control Systems, Body Management Systems and Air-Conditioning

LITERACY AND NUMERACY ASSESSMENT:

A literacy and numeracy assessment forms part of the enrolment process to ensure individuals have the minimum literacy and numeracy levels. Funding through the South Australian Department for Education requires a student to meet a minimum level, however if an individual is below minimum levels, they will be referred to a provider to access a foundation skills course or foundation skills bridging units.

Individuals seeking access to a Certificate II or III subsidised training place or Jobs First Employment Project must demonstrate they are at Australian Core Skills Framework (ACSF) Exit Level 2 in reading and numeracy.

RECOGNITION OF PRIOR LEARNING:

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is available for this qualification. Contact MTA Training and Employment for further information.

Ready to kickstart your dual trade career?

Apply now and open doors to exciting opportunities in the automotive industry!

Kickstart your career to thrive in a rapidly changing landscape.