Vehicle Servicing

In order to become a motor mechanic in Australia, you need to complete a Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology. Central Regional TAFE offers Automotive Repair and Maintenance courses that guide you through the journey of developing your skills and earning your qualifications to become a motor mechanic.

You can further specialise in Automotive Tyre Servicing Technology, which develops your skills in servicing tyres, and allows you to apply for a MTAWA repairers’ certificate in tyre servicing.  A Certificate II in Automotive Steering and Suspension System Technology deepens your knowledge in steering and suspension systems, which will go a long way in repairing various issues.

By completing the vehicle repairs course that we offer, you’ll be ready to start a career as a motor mechanic, skilled in a wide range of servicing techniques that will address each client’s needs efficiently. A Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology not only provides you with the expertise to service light vehicles but gives you the opportunity to specialise in automotive servicing and repair.