AUR30320 - Certificate III in Automotive Electrical Technology
- CRICOS Course Code: 116836C
- Mode of delivery: Blended (Face-to-face + Scheduled Online Learning)
- Location: Sydney (Campus)
- Study: 60 Weeks
- Holiday Breaks: 18 Weeks
- Total Study Duration: 78 weeks
Overview
This qualification reflects the role of individuals who service, diagnose and repair electrical systems and components in vehicles in the automotive electrical service and repair industry.
Target groups for the AUR30320 – Certificate III in Automotive Electrical Technology are international students who are:
● seeking to pursue or further a career in the automotive industry
● seeking to enter a new industry sector
● seeking a pathway to higher level qualifications.
The following units are included in this course, and all are required for the award of the qualification. If you successfully complete some but not all units, you will be awarded with a Statement of Attainment.
| AURAEE002 | Follow environmental and sustainability best practice in an automotive workplace | Core |
| AURASA102 | Follow safe working practices in an automotive workplace | Core |
| AURAFA103 | Communicate effectively in an automotive workplace | Elective |
| AURETK002 | Use and maintain electrical test equipment in an automotive workplace | Core |
| AURTTK102 | Use and maintain tools and equipment in an automotive workplace | Elective |
| AURTTI104 | Carry out servicing operations | Elective |
| AURTTE104 | Inspect and service engines | Core |
| AURTJI102 | Remove, inspect, repair, and refit light vehicle tyres and tubes | Import |
| AURLTJ113 | Remove, inspect, and refit light vehicle wheel and tyre assemblies | Import |
| AURTTJ011 | Balance wheels and tyres | Import |
| AURETR112 | Test and repair basic electrical circuits | Core |
| AURETR010 | Repair wiring harnesses and looms | Core |
| AURETR125 | Test, charge and replace batteries and jump-start vehicles | Core |
| AURETR129 | Diagnose and repair charging systems | Core |
| AURETR130 | Diagnose and repair starting systems | Core |
| AURETR182 | Diagnose and repair instruments and warning systems | Core |
| AURETR132 | Diagnose and repair automotive electrical systems | Core |
| AURTTA103 | Diagnose and repair cooling systems | Elective |
| AURBTB101 | Inspect and service braking systems | Elective |
| AURTTB103 | Diagnose and repair light vehicle hydraulic braking systems | Core |
| AURTTF101 | Inspect and service petrol fuel systems | Elective |
| AURETR123 | Diagnose and repair spark ignition engine management systems | Core |
| AURETR131 | Diagnose and repair ignition systems | Core |
| AURETR143 | Diagnose and repair electronic body management systems | Core |
| AURETR135 | Apply knowledge of petrol and diesel engine operation | Core |
| AURTTK118 | Develop and carry out diagnostic test strategies | Core |
| AURRTR006 | Solder electrical wiring and circuits | Core |
| AURETR006 | Apply knowledge of automotive electrical circuits and wiring systems | Core |
| AURETR009 | Install vehicle lighting and wiring systems | Core |
| AURETR017 | Install ancillary electronic systems and components | Core |
| AURETR124 | Diagnose and repair compression ignition engine management systems | Core |
| AURETR135 | Apply knowledge of petrol and diesel engine operation | Core |
*Please be advised that our elective course offerings are periodically updated to align with industry trends, student feedback, and regulatory requirements, ensuring our curriculum remains current and relevant.
Delivery Method: Face-to-face classroom-based learning along with scheduled online learning.
Course Duration: The qualification spans over 78 weeks.
Course Structure: Consists of six terms, each 10 weeks long, with 18 weeks allocated for holiday breaks.
Weekly Commitment: Students are expected to attend 14 hours of classroom training per week and complete 6 hours of scheduled online learning. Additionally, an average of 5 hours of homework per week is anticipated.
Assessment Approach: Varied assessment methods including presentations, individual tasks, case studies, research, role plays, practical demonstrations, and group work.
Assessment Guidelines: At the beginning of each unit, the trainer outlines the assessment tasks that students must complete.
Learning Environment: The classes occur in modern classrooms with Wi-Fi access, facilitating both relaxation and additional study.
This setup aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the automotive field through a mix of theoretical learning, practical activities, and real-life workplace simulations.
Satisfactory course progress and attendance is very important in order to meet visa requirements. Please read the International Student Handbook carefully for more information. You will also be provided with further information about course progress and attendance requirements at your orientation.
Additional Classes: Offered based on identified needs.
Trainer/Assessor Contact: Available via email, Zoom, in person, and phone.
Assessment Attempts: Two free assessment attempts are provided.
Reasonable Adjustments: Available in training and assessment.
Ongoing Conversations: Staff maintain regular communication with students to track course progress.
Individualized Support: Tailored assistance for those who may have been away from studying for a while, non-English native speakers, or those requiring extra help with literacy or numeracy.
The resource requirements for the course include:
A laptop with Office 365 or a similar program for use during classes.
Minimum specifications for a PC or MacOS, including RAM, hard disk space, monitor resolution, and internet connectivity.
Access to Wi-Fi and modern classrooms.
Student Guides relevant to each unit in the course.
These resources are necessary to support the learning environment and ensure students can engage effectively in the coursework.
You can apply for recognition of existing qualifications or skills, knowledge, and experience (credit transfer or recognition of prior learning) as per the information included in our International Student Handbook, which is available at www. novus.edu.au
Overseas Students with significant prior work experience or equivalent qualification can apply for course credits during the Enrolment process.
You can provide information regarding course credits by completing our Enrolment Form. Application for course credits will be assessed and your subsequent course duration & fee will be adjusted in the Student offer.
Novus College has the following entry requirements:
You must be at least 18 years of age and have completed the equivalent of Year 10
participate in a course entry interview to determine suitability for the course and student needs
have an IELTS* score of 6.0 (test results must be no more than 2 years old). English language competence can also be demonstrated through documented evidence of any of the following:
educated for 5 years in an English-
speaking country; or
successful completion of an English
Placement Test.
Note that other English language tests such as PTE and TOEFL can be accepted. You are required to provide your results so that we can confirm they are equivalent to IELTS 6.0.
To receive a breakdown of your tuition costs, please reach out to us at admin@novus.edu.au. Detailed payment plan and payment arrangements will be provided in the Offer Letter and Student Agreement. You must pay all of your course fees and on time. Non-payment of fees may result in cancellation of enrolment.
You are also required to take out Overseas Health Insurance Cover before arriving in Novus Education provides details of OSHC providers in the International Student Handbook. You can approach any of these providers to find out costs and organise your cover. Additional costs associated with living in Australia are outlined in the International Student Handbook. You should carefully review these costs in relation to budgeting. Further information can be found at https://www.studyinaustralia.gov.au/english/live-in-australia/living-costs
To apply for this course, you are required to complete an enrolment form and submit all required supporting evidence including copies of your:
Academic Certificates
proof of English language proficiency as
specified in the entry requirements.
After completing the enrolment form and submitting all required supporting documents, if your application is successful, you’ll receive an Offer Letter and Student Agreement. Review these documents thoroughly to ensure you’re comfortable with the terms and conditions. Once you’re satisfied, sign the documents and send them back.
Upon receiving these signed documents, the institution will issue you a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) letter along with an invoice for the initial payment. The commencement of the course will include orientation and induction sessions, providing information about campus facilities, living in Australia, accessing support services, and meeting course progress requirements.
Make sure to read the course outline along with Novus College’s International Student Handbook, available online at www.novus.edu.au, for comprehensive information and guidelines.
