Certificate III in Motorcycle Mechanical Technology

Domestic full-time students pay $10,000 (which includes PPE, training and assessment resources). International students pay $20,000 (which includes PPE, training and assessment resources, but excludes OSHC, visa fees, and accommodation). If you have difficulty paying the full fee upfront, you may be eligible for a payment plan, allowing you to pay per semester or in monthly instalments. Fee reductions apply for Credit Transfer, RPL, or Government Funding.

Intech Institute offers a range of study options including: Full-time on campus (for both Domestic and International Students), Full-time on-the-job training (for Trade Workers Only), RPL for existing skills (must have worked in the industry), Apprentice and Trainees (Domestic Students Only), and QLD Government Subsidised RPL and Gap Training (QLD Residents Only).

Yes, opportunity exists for an 18-month post-study work visa upon completion of this qualification, which makes the student job-ready. International students must also meet English Language Proficiency requirements and satisfy other criteria determined by the Australian Department of Home Affairs, including Visa requirements.

Students attending full-time classes will receive handouts and learning material relevant to each unit, safety boots, and an Intech t-shirt on induction day. On induction/orientation day, students will also receive an overview of each unit of competency, methods of assessment, student handbook, training plan and schedule, internship details and journal, job placement logbooks, textbooks and study materials, an Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) overview, and work placement support.

After successfully completing the Certificate III in Motorcycle Mechanical Technology, students can progress onto a higher level course within the college, including AUR40216 Certificate IV in Automotive Mechanical Diagnosis or AUR40820 Certificate IV in Automotive Mechanical Overhauling, or other relevant qualifications. Credits may also include units of competency contained within relevant skills sets and statements of attainment.