This qualification provides students with vocational skills, knowledge, and preparation for an apprenticeship in the automotive industry. Depending on the electives chosen, the qualification includes industry research, operating electrical testing equipment, using, and maintaining measuring equipment and resolving routine problems in an automotive workplace.
In Victoria, students are required to undertake additional Units of Competency to meet nominal hours requirements for VCE credit. Please note, when registering your program you will need to select additional units (more than 12 total) in order for your students to meet the 360 nominal hours required by the VCAA.
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