This course provides the opportunity to learn about the various components and systems of a modern car and to practice generic mechanical tasks that are encountered in the automotive industry
About the Certificate II in Automotive Technology
(21560VIC - Pre-Apprenticeship) Certificate II in Automotive Technology
Certificate II in Automotive Technology Studies units are selected from the Pre-Apprenticeship descriptor for motor mechanics. It is best suited to students seeking a career in the automotive industry. It covers the competency to carry out research activities and perform generic mechanical tasks that are encountered in the automotive industry sector (light vehicle). Students are required to prepare for and plan tasks, carry out planned tasks to industry standards and produce a technical report. Students who complete this Certificate II in Automotive Technology Studies will be eligible to pursue an Australian Apprenticeship.
What will I study?
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Certificate II in Automotive Technology Studies units* |
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Carry out industry research |
Operate electrical test equipment |
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Apply safe working practices |
Recharge batteries |
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Job seeking skills |
Remove/replace suspension springs |
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Remove/replace an engine assembly |
Construct basic electronic circuits |
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Dismantle/assemble a four stroke multi-cylinder petrol engine |
Use and maintain workplace tools/equipment |
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Dismantle/assemble a carburettor |
Remove/replace a clutch assembly |
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Dismantle/assemblee a fuel pump |
Remove/replace steering assembly |
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Dismantle/assemble a manual transmission (transaxle) |
Remove/replace wheel and tyre assemblies |
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Basic first aid |
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Victorian Certificate of Applied Learning (VCAL) |
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Work related skills |
Personal development skills |
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Numeracy skills |
Literacy skills |
* Units are subject to change
Information brochures (pdf)
2010 Term Dates
2010 Orientation Activities - February 2nd - 5th
Term 1 8 February > 26 March
Term 2 12 April > 25 June
Term 3 12 July > 17 September
Term 4 4 October > 12 November
Fees
Tuition fees are set by the Victorian State Government. An Amenities Fee and a Materials Fee are set by the University of Ballarat and students are advised of these when an application is received. Students may be eligible for a concession at the time of enrolment.
Further Information
Call 1800 811 711 or email ubtec@ballarat.edu.au