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Course Overview
This course is intended for automotive employees wanting to achieve an Automotive Air Conditioning Licence from ARC, enabling them to service and diagnose any equipment containing automotive type air conditioning systems of light vehicles, heavy commercial vehicles, mobile plant and agricultural equipment.
This course is for qualified automotive technicians, suitably skilled learners who are currently working in the automotive industry, and third- or fourth-year apprentices who have been awarded sufficient units to meet the air conditioning qualification requirements.
Learners develop the knowledge and skills underpinning the servicing and repair of automotive air conditioning components and systems found in light vehicles, heavy commercial vehicles, mobile plant and agricultural equipment. Learners develop safe work practices and environmental awareness while carrying out performance tests, diagnosis, de-gassing, repairs, re-gassing and verification of repairs to light vehicles. These skills are transferrable to other automotive sectors.
Learning Outcome
To be awarded the AUR20220 Certificate II in Automotive Air Conditioning Technology qualification, learners must successfully achieve 13 units of competency (6 core and 7 elective) by assessment of competency.
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Course Delivery and Duration
Core and Elective units can be achieved through Credit Transfer or Recognition of Prior Learning. Elective units are not exclusive and alternative electives may be applied on presentation of a relevant qualification certificate or statement, Statement of Attainment, or verifiable USI transcript. Note: 2 restrictions will be applied to your AAC02 Automotive Air Conditioning Licence as the following units are not assessed in the 3-day course:
MTA WA Member: $1260 (Information on how to access member discount below)4 Non-member: $1440 Course Dates Click ‘Enrol Now’ to view upcoming courses and select your preferred commencement date. What’s Next?
 1 Credit Transfer: this is for learners who have recently achieved an AUR trade qualification or learners/apprentices with enough units to apply to the qualification. Relevant units of competence will be marked as credit transfers upon producing a recognised academic record showing a list of units that have been deemed competent from a previous qualification, for example, AUR30616. Where there is an insufficient number of units listed on the record to apply and award the qualification, RPL may be required for additional units. 2 Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL): this is for qualified automotive technicians or experienced industry personnel who have achieved training/learning through trade experience. To complete the RPL process, learners are required to produce sufficient evidence to achieve the required core and elective units of competency for the qualification. This will include collection of work evidence (job cards, work orders), satisfactory completion of written questions, and having a third-party signatory to verify industry skills. Once the evidence has been submitted and assessed as competent via RPL, the units may be applied to the qualification. 3 RPL of the AURETU001 unit can be requested after enrolment and completion of the 3-day course if the workplace offers this service to customers. 4 For MTA WA Member discounted pricing, please login and all discount voucher codes can be found under the Member Services page (click here). |
