NZ Certificate in Heavy Automotive Engineering (Road Transport strand) (Level 4)

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Location

Hawke's Bay Campus Tairāwhiti Campus in Gisborne

Study Options

Part-time

Length

4 years

Level

Level 4

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Intro

The NZ Certificate in Heavy Automotive Engineering(Road Transport strand) (Level 4) is a nationally recognised qualification with 16 courses (240 credits).  The expectation is that the apprentice will complete 60-70 credits per year and 4-5 courses per year.

Night school and block courses are delivered at our Hawke’s Bay and Tairāwhiti campuses as part of the programme.  These are designed for the apprentice to complete work that they cannot fulfill at their place of employment eg. ‘Electronic Brake and Stability Control Systems’.

 

Dates

There are four entry points per year:

  • February
  • April
  • July
  • October

Entry

A prerequisite for entering into this qualification is the NZ Certificate in Automotive Engineering (Level 3)] or equivalent.

The apprentice must be employed full-time.

 

 

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