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Unspecified Code Motor Cycle Mechanic

Unspecified Code Motor Cycle Mechanic

Accredited course
National Code:
State Code:
1205
TGA Status:
Draft
DTWD Status:
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
08/12/1994
Field of Education
030503 - Vehicle Mechanics
AQF Level
Unspecified Code
Nominal Hours
720
Duration
Unspecified
Stream of Study
Complete Trades Course (3212)
Accredited Date
08/12/1994
Expiry Date
31/12/1996
VET Act Classifier
C
VET Act Conditions
Description

To provide Foundation Studies in the Motor Cycle
Mechanic trade.

To provide a theoretical basis, skilling procedures
and safe working practices commonly found in the
Motor Cycle Mechanic trade, supplementary to
employer provided work practice and on-the-job
experience in the Automotive industry.

Schedule
1. CORE
State Code National Code Title Hours Type
87070 Automotive Mechanical App 1a 144 Module
87071 Automotive Mechanical App 1b 144 Module
87690 Motor Cycle Mechanic App 2a 112 Module
87691 Motor Cycle Mechanic App 2b 112 Module
87692 Motor Cycle Mechanic App 3a 104 Module
87693 Motor Cycle Mechanic App 3b 104 Module
Replaced By
State Code National Code Title Type
1025 2139 Certificate III in Engineering (Automotive) Accredited course
VET Info Notes
1 NEW APPRENTICE TRAINING AND ASSESSMENT SCHEME (NATAS) For an
apprentice to be
eligible for a DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING TRADE CERTIFICATE, the
apprentice must have achieved the competencies as determined by the rules of
the relevant Trade Training Schedule (TTS).

Achievement of College listed competencies for each
apprentice, as listed in the TTS, is to be recorded
on the appropriate Trade Training Schedule
Assessment forms.

The Division of Industrial Training (DIT) will
require a completed College assessment report at the
conclusion of the apprentice's College training.
This report is to be forwarded to DIT prior to the
close of College business in the year of completion.
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