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Case for Change
The objective of this project is to review the structure and content of entry-level qualifications to better meet learner and industry needs.
Initial consultation with industry identified that knowledge and skills gaps were apparent in entry-level qualifications, specifically the need to develop practical skills. Furthermore, technological advancements within the industry are changing skill requirements, emphasising the importance of developing practical skills in entry level learners.
Qualifications in scope include:
- AUR10116 Certificate I in Automotive Vocational Preparation
- AUR20716 Certificate II in Automotive Vocational Preparation
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.
If you would like to read the Industry Skills Forecast and Proposed Schedule of Work 2018 you can download it below.
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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 the July 2019 and October 2019 public reviews of the Automotive Retail Service and Repair training products, we have further developed the draft training products for this project in accordance with Industry Reference Committee reviews and previous industry consultations. The training products are now available for a period of public validation for all stakeholders to confirm that the changes are in accordance with industry needs.
We will be accepting your feedback until COB Friday 6th March 2020.
Click on the link below to download the training products. Feedback can be provided by email or via files returned with comments to info@skillsforaustralia.com.
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