Transport services keep Australia moving. Every industry relies on them to
get raw materials and general supplies, send out products and move employees
around.
Pursuing a future in aviation will literally take you all over the world.
Australia is experiencing a shortage of pilots, with employers competing to
attract them. Likewise, people with the skills to carry out airport management
and operations are also in demand.
*NB: Not all
modes of study will be available at all campuses. Call 9267 7500 for details.
Prerequisites Developed communication and
mathematics skills, see
http://swantafe.wa.edu.au/requirements
1 semester full-time
Campus Thornlie
Give yourself your best chance of getting an apprenticeship in vehicle body
building with this qualification. You’ll learn to use tools, measure and
calculate, draw and interpret sketches and technical drawings, cut and weld, and
you’ll get a chance to put these skills into practice with a supervised work
placement.
Prerequisites Developed communication and mathematics skills, see
http://swantafe.wa.edu.au/requirements
1 semester full-time
Campus Thornlie
This course will provide students with practical skills and knowledge
required for the Mechanical (Plant Mechanic) industry. Students will practice
the skills and knowledge they learn through a structured work placement program
and project based delivery. Successful completion of the course will provide an
opportunity for the student to gain an apprenticeship.
Prerequisites Developed communication and
mathematics skills, see
http://swantafe.wa.edu.au/requirements
1 semester full-time.5
Campus Carlisle
Learn how electrical circuits operate, how to repair electrical circuits, use
and maintain testing equipment and measuring devices, service and test batteries
and much more. This qualification will give you the advantage when you approach
an employer for an apprenticeship.
Prerequisites Developed communication and
mathematics skills, see
http://swantafe.wa.edu.au/requirements
1 semester full-time.5
Campus Carlisle and Midland
By the time you’ve finished this qualification, you’ll know your radiator
from your regulator and be in a good position to get yourself an apprenticeship
in mechanics. Units covered include servicing engine systems, using and
maintaining testing and measuring devices, using and maintaining tools and
equipment, workplace safety and much more.
Prerequisites Developed communication and
mathematics skills, see
http://swantafe.wa.edu.au/requirements
1 semester full-time
Campus Thornlie
Since you had Tonka trucks in the sandpit, you’ve wanted to be a truck
mechanic? This qualification will teach you about servicing engines, using and
maintaining tools and equipment, using and maintaining testing and measuring
devices, servicing and changing batteries, workplace safety and general workshop
activities.
Prerequisites Developed communication and
mathematics skills, see
http://swantafe.wa.edu.au/requirements
1 semester full-time
Campus Carlisle
Want to get into vehicle spray painting? This qualification will give you the
skills required to help you find an apprenticeship. You’ll learn how to prepare
spray painting materials and equipment, how to prepare vehicle components for
painting, how to remove and tag vehicle body components, masking, safe work
practices and much more.
Prerequisites Developed communication and
mathematics skills, see
http://swantafe.wa.edu.au/requirements
1 semester full-time
Campus Carlisle
Learn to remove, replace and realign bolt-on vehicle panels, panels sections
and fittings, as well as welding, removing and tagging vehicle body components,
safe work practices and general workshop procedures. Then use what you know to
get yourself an apprenticeship as a panel beater.
Certificate II in Automotive Electrical Technology
W202
(AUR 20405)
Prerequisites Developed communication and
mathematics skills, see
http://swantafe.wa.edu.au/requirements
Apprenticeship and Traineeship (tbc)
Campus Carlisle
Learn how to install, connect and test automotive sound, communications and
security systems as well as how to fit electronic accessories such as cruise
control and central locking systems.
Certificate III in Automotive Electrical
W213 (AUR30305)
Prerequisites Developed communication and
mathematics skills, see
http://swantafe.wa.edu.au/requirements
Apprenticeship Only
Campus Carlisle
As an automotive electrician you will be required to test, service, refit and
repair a whole range of electrical components fitted to different types of
vehicles, plant and heavy equipment. You may also work on related items on
vehicles such as fuel pumps, radios, trailer brakes, burglar alarms, air
conditioning, gauges and instruments, turn indicators, control circuits, starter
motors, alternators, batteries, electronic fuel injection systems, electric gear
shift control systems, lighting and ignition systems.
Certificate II in Automotive Vehicle Servicing
W203 (AUR20505)
Prerequisites Developed communication and
mathematics skills, see
http://swantafe.wa.edu.au/requirements
Apprenticeship and Traineeship
Campus Carlisle
This qualification will provide you with skills and knowledge used in the
automotive vehicle servicing sector. You will learn skills in carrying out
servicing operations, inspecting and servicing engines, steering and suspension
systems, carrying out repairs to single electrical circuits and using and
maintaining workplace tools and equipment. You will also learn how to apply safe
work practices and apply basic automotive troubleshooting processes.
Certificate II in Automotive Mechanical
W205 (AUR20705)
Prerequisites Developed communication and
mathematics skills, see
http://swantafe.wa.edu.au/requirements
Traineeship Only
Campus Carlisle
Certificate III in Automotive Mechanical Technology (Light, Heavy or
Motorcycle)
W214 (AUR30405)
Prerequisites Developed communication and
mathematics skills, see
http://swantafe.wa.edu.au/requirements
Apprenticeship Only
Campus Carlisle
An automotive technician works with light and/or heavy vehicles and is
involved in repairing engines and components of vehicles, adjusting, testing and
repairing engines, steering systems, braking systems, vehicle suspensions and
wheel alignments. As a motorcycle technician you will need service, repair and
overhaul the mechanical parts of motorcycles such as the engine, the
transmission (clutch and gearbox) and the suspension systems (springs, steering,
brakes, wheels and tyres). You will also learn how to assemble, maintain, repair
and restore motorcycles and other multi-wheeled all-terrain vehicles weighing
less than 450 kilograms.
Certificate III in Outdoor Power Equipment
W217 (AUR30705)
Prerequisites Developed communication and
mathematics skills, see
http://swantafe.wa.edu.au/requirements
Apprenticeship Only
Campus Carlisle
An Automotive Technician for Outdoor Power Equipment is involved in testing,
servicing and repairing small engines and parts in boats and other small
engine-powered equipment such as chainsaws, brush cutters, lawn mowers, pumps,
golf carts and stationary engines. You will work on related items such as
portable generators, power sweepers, vacuum blowers, debris shredders, garden
tractors, hedge trimmers and rotary tillers.
Certificate II in Automotive Vehicle Body
W207 (AUR20905)
Prerequisites Developed communication and
mathematics skills, see
http://swantafe.wa.edu.au/requirements
Apprenticeship Only
Campus Carlisle
A vehicle body builder is involved in manufacturing purpose-built bodies to
fit other manufacturers’ chassis, repairing vehicle bodies, constructing vehicle
bodies which are not produced in large numbers on an assembly line, modifying
mass produced vehicles to make, for example, ambulances and hearses, modifying
truck chassis and fitting or manufacturing accessories such as mudguards and
sleeper boxes.
Certificate III in Automotive Vehicle Body (Vehicle Painting)
W218 (AUR30805)
Prerequisites Developed communication and
mathematics skills, see
http://swantafe.wa.edu.au/requirements
Apprenticeship Only
Campus Carlisle
As a vehicle painter you will be responsible for damage appraisal, surface
preparation, minor damage repair, masking, colour matching, priming and top
coating. You’ll mainly work on repaired structures and apply or restore
anti-corrosion treatments (often while the vehicle is still mounted on frame
repair equipment); identify and remove layers of sub-coatings by using abrasives
or chemicals; match the complex colour formulations created by car
manufacturers, and apply refinish products in the correct sequence, to ensure
chemical compatibility, adhesion and durability.
Certificate III in Automotive Vehicle Body (Panel Beater)
W218 (AUR30805)
Prerequisites Developed communication and
mathematics skills, see
http://swantafe.wa.edu.au/requirements
Apprenticeship Only
Campus Carlisle
A panel beater is involved in repairing and/or replacing damaged motor
vehicle structures, body parts and interior/exterior finishes, working primarily
on structural repairs, damage appraisal, frame and body structural repair, body
sheet metal work, plastic/fibreglass repairs and component replacement
alignment.
Certificate III in Engineering Mechanical Trade (Heavy Plant Mechanic)
W237
(MEM30205)
Prerequisites Developed communication and
mathematics skills, see
http://swantafe.wa.edu.au/requirements
Apprenticeship Only
Campus Thornlie
Certificate III in Automotive Manufacturing (Bus, Truck and Trailer)
W251
(AUM35101)
Prerequisites Developed communication and
mathematics skills, see
http://swantafe.wa.edu.au/requirements
Apprenticeship Only
Campus Thornlie
Aviation
Prerequisites Developed communication and
mathematics skills, see
http://swantafe.wa.edu.au/requirements
2 semesters full-time
Campus Midland
If you’ve always wanted a career that involved aircraft, this is the place to
start. This course provides multiple pathways in three technical areas,
avionics, mechanical and structures. The Certificate I in Aeroskills is made up
of core and technical units of competency. To accomplish the course both core
and elective units must be completed. You’ll learn about aircraft engines,
airframes, electrical systems, instrumentation, gas turbines, piston engines,
hydraulics, mechanical control systems, safe work practices, test equipment,
industry documentation and much more.
Prerequisites Developed communication skills, see
http://swantafe.wa.edu.au/requirements
2 semesters full-time
Campus Midland
A general qualification for the aviation industry aligned with licensing and
regulatory requirements applicable to the occupation. Performance of a broad
range of skilled applications including requirements to evaluate and analyse
current practices, develop new criteria and procedure for performing current
practices and provision of some leadership and guidance to others in the
application and planning of the skills.
Certificate IV in Aeroskills (Avionics)
W044 (MEA406062)
Prerequisites Developed communication and
mathematics skills, see
http://swantafe.wa.edu.au/requirements
part-time options available
Campus Midland
This qualification is for people who want to train as aircraft maintenance
engineers (avionics). Students will learn how to repair, overhaul, test and
troubleshoot aircraft electrical and electronic systems.
Certificate IV in Aeroskills (Mechanical)
W045 (MEA40702)
Prerequisites Developed communication and
mathematics skills, see
http://swantafe.wa.edu.au/requirements
part-time options available
Campus Midland
This qualification is for people who want to train as aircraft maintenance
engineers (mechanical). Students will learn how to repair, overhaul, test and
troubleshoot aircraft engines and associated systems.
Certificate IV in Aeroskills (Structures)
W046 (MEA40802)
Prerequisites Developed communication and
mathematics skills, see
http://swantafe.wa.edu.au/requirements
part-time options available (tbc)
Campus Midland
This course is for people who want to learn how to maintain and repair
aircraft structures and structural components. You will learn to work with sheet
metal and composite materials.
Prerequisites Developed communication and
mathematics skills, see
http://swantafe.wa.edu.au/requirements, and a
current medical certificate with
tuberculosis clearance.
1 semester full-time
Campus Midland
Come fly with me, come fly, let’s fly away…this qualification will give you
the theoretical requirements for the private and commercial pilot’s licence CASA
examination. You’ll learn about different aircraft, aerodynamics, meteorology,
airplane performance, navigation, flight rules, radio telephony and more. You’ll
also need to complete the CASA-required flying time (150 hours) to gain your CPL
licence.
Prerequisites Certificate IV Aeronautics or equivalent,
to be determined by TAFEWA Admissions,
see
http://swantafe.wa.edu.au/requirements
1 semester full-time
Campus Midland
This qualification prepares you for the CASA Airline Transport Pilot’s
Licence examination. You’ll cover navigation, meteorology, general aircraft
knowledge, flight planning, flight performance and loading. You’ll also need to
complete the CASA-required flying time to gain your ATP licence.
Prerequisites Developed communication skills, see
http://swantafe.wa.edu.au/requirements
3 semesters full-time
Campus Midland
If you want to build a career in the bustle and excitement of an airport,
this qualification will give you the skills and knowledge to do that. The
Diploma of Airport Management provides the necessary preparation for non-flying
professional careers in the air transportation industry. It covers the
multi-organisational aspects of commercial aircraft and airport operation, both
within Australia and abroad, The course considers a highly complex environment
of deregulation, governmental agreements and commercial pressures. You’ll learn
about airport and airline operations, human resource management, administration,
technical engineering, public relations and much more.
Prerequisites Year 12 or completion of the Diploma of
Aeronautics
4 semesters full-time
Campus Midland
The Associate Degree in Aviation (Aeronautics) has been designed in
consultation with both International and Australian aviation industries.
Students receive quality training whilst learning about all aspects of modern
flying including navigation, meteorology, flight planning and flight performance
and loading.
Prerequisites Year 12 or completion of the Diploma of
Airport Management
4 semesters full-time
Campus Midland
The Associate Degree in Aviation (Management) is designed to provide you with
an alternative, non-flying, professional career option, in the air
transportation industry. The course has been developed alongside industry
experts in airport planning, design and management and allows students to
broaden their understanding of the factors involved in the establishment and
successful operation of an airport. The additional business units offered within
the course are specifically designed to expand the range of management based
employment opportunities for students, upon graduation.
Prerequisites Year 12 or completion of the Diploma of
Aeronautics
5 semesters full-time
Campus Midland
This course prepares students for employment as airframe and powerplant
maintenance engineers and affords the opportunity to broaden their perspective
and ability to adapt to a rapidly changing industry. It is designed to give an
understanding of the maintenance practices of a commercial aircraft operator,
especially in the setting of legal and commercial requirements. At the
completion students will have developed an understanding of the planning and
operational aspects of aircraft maintenance in an airline context. The course
also prepares students for the written, oral and practical examination
controlled by Joint Aviation Authorities (JAAT) as well as provides managerial
and communication skills needed for supervisory positions.
*NB: Not all
modes of study will be available at all campuses. Call 9267 7500 for details.