Occupation description
Their job involves:
• Install electrical wiring and electronic components in various motor vehicles.
• Maintain vehicle electrical systems through inspections, cleaning, and adjustments.
• Diagnose and repair electrical malfunctions, including faulty lights, batteries, starters, alternators, and wiring problems.
• Troubleshoot electrical issues using diagnostic tools and schematics.
• Test electrical components and systems for proper function.
• Stay informed about advancements in automotive electrical systems and technologies.
How will I be assessed?
1. Documentation Review:
- This is the first step and involves submitting documents to verify your qualifications and experience.
- Typical documents include certificates, diplomas (e.g., Certificate III in Automotive Electrical Technology), apprenticeship completion records, work references, or employment records demonstrating relevant experience.
2. Knowledge Assessment:
- This stage evaluates your theoretical understanding of automotive electrical systems.
- The format can vary depending on the organization, but might involve a written exam, computer-based test, or both.
- The assessment will likely cover topics like:
- Electrical system components and functions
- Troubleshooting techniques for common electrical problems
- Safety protocols when working with vehicle electrical systems
3. Practical Skills Assessment (Optional):
- This step, if included, assesses your hands-on ability to diagnose and repair electrical issues.
- You might be required to perform tasks like:
- Using diagnostic tools (scanners, multimeters) to identify electrical faults
- Repairing electrical components (starters, alternators, wiring)
- Demonstrating safe work practices
Additional Notes:
- The specific assessment process will vary based on the organization conducting it, the level of certification you seek, and local regulations.
- Some assessments may include an interview to discuss your experience and problem-solving approach in real-life scenarios.
What skills and knowledge do I need?
The key to becoming an Automotive Electrician is a qualification called Certificate III in Automotive Electrical Technology (AUR30320). It's like a training program in Australia that teaches you the important stuff you need to know to fix car electrics.
To get this qualification, you'll learn different skills through "units." Think of these units as smaller lessons that focus on specific things, like how to test batteries or fix car lights. By completing all these units, you'll be ready to tackle a variety of electrical problems in cars!
You must achieve 32 units of competency:
- 21 core units
- 11 elective units
How to Apply
01
Check your eligibility
Before applying, you must meet certain years of experience and/or qualification requirements to successfully pass the skills assessment through TRA/VETASSESS.
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Assessment Process
At Educube, we specialize in documents and evidence collection processes for you, so it is almost guaranteed that your skills assessment will be successfully approved.
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Evidence Confirmation
Once our dedicated skills assessment specialists review your paperwork and ensure it meets the highest standards only then we will proceed with your main application.
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Start your online application
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