Automotive Body Repair
Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology & Certificate IV in Mechanical Diagnosis
Build your automotive career and become a qualified Motor Mechanic in Australia’s fast-expanding automotive industry. Motor Mechanic (ANZSCO 321211) is listed on the Medium and Long-Term Strategic Skills List (MLTSSL), reflecting strong demand for skilled mechanics across metropolitan and regional areas.
This packaged qualification — Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology followed by Certificate IV in Mechanical Diagnosis — equips students to diagnose, repair, maintain, and service modern automotive systems using industry-standard tools and diagnostic technology.
What You Will Learn?
Why Study Automotive Mechanics in Australia?
- • Occupation listed on the MLTSSL with long-term migration potential
- • High employer demand across workshops, service centres, and dealerships
- • Training aligned with modern vehicle technologies and diagnostics
- • Strong career stability in a rapidly evolving automotive environment
- • Trade qualification recognised Australia-wide
TRA (Trade Recognition Australia) conducts skills assessments for mechanics — the Cert III + Cert IV pathway supports meeting qualification requirements.
Industry Overview
Australia’s automotive sector is transitioning into advanced diagnostic and electronic vehicle systems, creating demand for technicians capable of managing both mechanical and digital components.
- • Perform mechanical and electronic diagnostics
- • Use specialised scan tools and testing equipment
- • Work with hybrid and modern fuel technologies
- • Service and maintain light vehicle systems
- • Apply WHS standards in automotive workshops
What You Will Learn
- • Diagnose and repair faults in petrol engines
- • Service braking, fuel, hydraulic, and cooling systems
- • Work with electronic ignition and engine management systems
- • Test, repair, and maintain automotive electrical circuits
- • Use industry diagnostic tools and service workshop equipment
Graduates gain both mechanical and diagnostic skills needed to service modern vehicles confidently.
Career Opportunities
- • Motor Mechanic (Light Vehicle)
- • Automotive Technician
- • Diagnostic Technician
- • Service Technician
- • Dealership Technician
- • Workshop Mechanic
Mechanics work in dealerships, independent workshops, fleet maintenance units, and automotive diagnostic centres.
Additional Course Information
Entry Requirements
- • Minimum age: 18 years
- • Year 10 (Cert III) / Year 11 or Cert III completion (Cert IV)
- • English language requirements:
- IELTS 6.0 overall, minimum 5.5 in each band
- Exemptions apply for eligible passport holders
- Internal English placement test may be available
Graduate Skills & Capabilities
| Diagnose and repair mechanical faults |
| Maintain and repair automotive electrical systems |
| Service fuel, braking, and cooling systems |
| Use diagnostic tools and workshop equipment |
| Apply WHS in automotive environments |
These capabilities align with real industry needs and support employment across Australia’s automotive service and repair sector.
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