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Case for Change
The Case for Change for this project was developed in response to the following drivers:
- New technology is creating more advanced automotive materials and equipment
- Technology is creating vehicles and systems that are interconnected and interdependent
- All vehicles must be repaired in accordance with OEM requirements
- Changing consumer preferences and increased awareness
The qualifications in scope of this project include the Certificate II in Automotive Body Repair Technology, Certificate III in Automotive Glazing Technology and Certificate III in Automotive Refinishing in the Automotive Retail, Service and Repair Training Package (AUR).
PwC’s Skills for Australia is in the process of consulting with a wide range of stakeholders relevant to this sub-sector of the automotive industries.
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If you would like to read the full case for change, please download it below.
Consultation
Between August and October 2018, PwC’s Skills for Australia undertook a national round of consultation on the AUR and AUM Training Packages, on behalf of the five Automotive Industry Reference Committees.
The consultation findings, as well as the proposed Training Package changes, can be found in the Recommendations Report below.
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Training Product Development
Following Automotive IRC approval of our key findings from consultation, we have developed draft training products for this project.
These draft training products are now available for your feedback.
The next step is to develop a Case for Endorsement for changes to the Training Package, which is to be provided to the IRC for approval and submitted to the AISC later this year.
This is the final chance for you to provide feedback on draft training products before they are published on training.gov.au.
How to provide your feedback
We want to hear from you. We will be accepting feedback on the draft training products in the scope of this project up until COB July 25, 2019.
Click below to download the draft training products and a summary document containing more information on how to provide your feedback.
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