Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology – AUR30620

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      Qualification Overview

      Qualification Name

      Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology – AUR30620

      Code and Units of Competency

      AUR30620

      Duration

      Within four to six weeks of receiving sufficient and compliant evidence across all required units of competency.

      Offered By

      Edward Business College RTO Number: 45818

      You may be eligible for light vehicle mechanic RPL if you’ve developed your skills through practical automotive experience rather than formal study.

      Typical experience may include:

      • Routine vehicle servicing
      • Engine repairs and maintenance
      • Brake repairs and servicing
      • Steering and suspension repairs
      • Transmission servicing
      • Vehicle diagnostics and fault finding
      • Automotive electrical system repairs
      • Air conditioning servicing (where applicable)
      • Vehicle inspections and testing
      • Apprenticeship experience (completed or incomplete)

      This qualification may suit:

      • Motor mechanics
      • Light vehicle mechanics
      • Dealership technicians
      • Independent workshop mechanics
      • Mobile mechanics
      • Fleet maintenance technicians
      • Overseas mechanics seeking Australian recognition

      If you’ve spent years maintaining and repairing vehicles, your existing experience may already demonstrate many of the competencies required for this qualification.

      Achieving a Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology can help formalise your existing skills and support career progression within the automotive industry.

      Potential roles include:

      • Light Vehicle Mechanic
      • Motor Mechanic
      • Automotive Technician
      • Service Technician
      • Workshop Technician
      • Fleet Maintenance Technician

      A nationally recognised trade qualification can improve employment opportunities, strengthen your professional credibility, and support progression into supervisory roles or specialist automotive fields.

      To assess your competency, you’ll need to provide evidence demonstrating your practical automotive skills and industry experience.

      Examples of suitable evidence may include:

      • Vehicle repair photos and videos
      • Job cards and workshop records
      • Diagnostic reports
      • Service records
      • Employment records
      • Payslips or contractor invoices
      • References from workshop managers or employers
      • Apprenticeship records
      • Previous automotive qualifications
      • Overseas employment records and qualifications
      • Training certificates
      • Workplace documentation

      Every mechanic’s experience is different. Your dedicated Skills Certified consultant will help identify the most appropriate evidence and guide you through the collection process to help build a strong application.

      The Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology (AUR30620) is delivered through Skills Certified’s nationally recognised RTO partner Edward Business College RTO Number: 45818, ensuring your qualification is recognised throughout Australia.

      It is all completed in 4 simple steps

      Step 1

      Free Skills Assesment

      Speak to Skills Certified about your goals and allow us to guide you towards the qualification that will help you reach them.
      Step 1
      Step 2

      Portfolio of Experience

      Your dedicated consultant will guide you through the process of putting together a portfolio of evidence. This can contain previous qualifications with transcripts, certificates, photos and videos, samples or work examples, letters of reference, your current resume, etc.
      Step 2
      Step 3

      Evidence review

      Once one of our partner registered training organisations (RTOs) has assessed your portfolio, the assessor assigned to your case may be in touch if any additional evidence is required. If you have any weak areas, the RTO may assign a trainer to upskill you at no cost to you.
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      Step 4

      You're Qualified!!

      Skills Certified is partnered with Registered Training Organisations whose qualifications are nationally recognised in Australia and are the same as the qualification you would receive from full time study. Qualifications can also be used for licensing applications.
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      Outcomes

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      Improved Work Status

      Many graduates move into new employment, receive promotions, increase their responsibilities, or improve their earning potential after completing this qualification.

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      Salary

      Graduates working full-time in the automotive industry can benefit from competitive salaries that reflect their technical skills and nationally recognised qualifications.

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      Satisfied With Training

      Graduates report high levels of satisfaction with the quality and relevance of their training.

      Improved Work Status

      Many graduates move into new employment, receive promotions, increase their responsibilities, or improve their earning potential after completing this qualification.

      Salary

      Graduates working full-time in the automotive industry can benefit from competitive salaries that reflect their technical skills and nationally recognised qualifications.

      Jobs

      Jobs

      Qualified individuals are most often employed as:

      Technicians and Trades Workers
      Managers
      Professionals
      Industries

      Industries

      Qualified individuals are most often employed in:

      Other Services
      Retail Trade
      Education and Training

      FAQ

      The assessment process can generally be completed remotely by submitting your evidence electronically. Because this qualification recognises existing workplace skills through RPL, there is typically no requirement to attend classroom-based training where sufficient competency can be demonstrated.

      Graduates commonly work as Light Vehicle Mechanics, Motor Mechanics, Automotive Technicians, Service Technicians, Workshop Technicians, or Fleet Maintenance Technicians across dealerships, independent workshops, and commercial vehicle operations.

      Once sufficient and compliant evidence has been submitted across all required units of competency, assessments can often be completed within four to six weeks. Individual timeframes may vary depending on the evidence provided.

      For many automotive roles, the Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology is the nationally recognised trade qualification required to work as a qualified light vehicle mechanic. Depending on your career goals, additional licences, manufacturer training, or specialist qualifications may help you progress into advanced or supervisory roles.

      After completing your Certificate III, you may choose to pursue higher-level qualifications in automotive management, diagnostics, leadership, or business management, depending on your career aspirations and the direction you wish to take within the automotive industry.

      Yes. Recognition of Prior Learning is a nationally recognised assessment pathway under the Australian Qualifications Framework. Qualifications issued through RPL are the same nationally recognised qualifications issued through traditional study pathways.

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