Level 3

Study automotive and become a mechanic

Are you interested in the automotive industry? With a combination of in-class and online learning, this qualification will prepare you for a career in automotive engineering, working on cars and trucks to heavy industrial machinery.

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  • Qualification

    New Zealand Certificate in Automotive Engineering (Level 3)
    Programme code: NZ3097

  • Credits

    120

  • Locations

    MIT TechPark

  • Entry requirements

    Open entry

  • Domestic fees

    $7,300 (approx)

  • International fees

    Not available to international students
Overview

Programme highlights

Are you interested in the automotive industry?

With a combination of in-class and online learning, this qualification will prepare you for a career in automotive engineering, working on cars and trucks to heavy industrial machinery.

You will gain a solid foundation with the skills, knowledge and capabilities to work safely using tools and equipment in automotive engineering such as engines, driveline systems, electrical and electronic brakes, steering and suspension systems.

With a shortage of qualified mechanics in New Zealand, your skills will be in demand.

Aspects of this programme are physically demanding, please talk with an Ask Me! agent if you face fitness or mobility challenges.

You may be required to complete literacy and numeracy assessments as part of this programme.

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Entry requirements

Entry requirements

General

Open entry for domestic students

There are no academic requirements that need to be met to enter this programme.

English language entry requirements

You will need English language competence to undertake this programme which is taught and assessed in English (an assessment may be required if your first language is not English).

 
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