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Industry Skills Forecast

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Attachment 2: Industry classification 1

PwC’s Skills for Australia 1

Attachment 2: Industry classification

Statistical definition of the automotive industryThe Australian and New Zealand Standard Industrial Classification (ANZSIC) is used to classify Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) industry data. There are fourlevels of industry classification – division, sub-division, group and class.

ANZSIC does not provide a statistical definition of the automotive industry. The automotive industry is therefore defined in the Industry Skills Forecast and ProposedSchedule of Work as a sum of relevant ANZSIC industry classes (at the four digit classification level). The definition of the automotive industry represents the sum of 27ANZSIC industry classes, drawn from five ANZSIC industry divisions. These industry classes are:

Class 2311 Motor Vehicle Manufacturing

Class 2312 Motor Vehicle Body and Trailer Manufacturing

Class 2313 Automotive Electrical Component Manufacturing

Class 2319 Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing

Class 2392 Boatbuilding and Repair Services

Class 2399 Other Transport Equipment Manufacturing n.e.c.

Class 2461 Agricultural Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing

Class 2462 Mining and Construction Machinery Manufacturing

Class 3501 Car Wholesaling

Class 3502 Commercial Vehicle Wholesaling

Class 3503 Trailer and Other Motor Vehicle Wholesaling

Class 3504 Motor Vehicle New Parts Wholesaling

Class 3505 Motor Vehicle Dismantling and Used Parts Wholesaling

Class 3911 Car Retailing

Class 3912 Motor Cycle Retailing



Class 3913 Trailer and Other Motor Vehicle Retailing

Class 3921 Motor Vehicle Parts Retailing

Class 3922 Tyre Retailing

Class 4000 Fuel Retailing

Class 4245 Marine Equipment Retailing

Class 6611 Passenger Car Rental and Hiring

Class 6619 Other Motor Vehicle and Transport Equipment Rental and Hiring

Class 9411 Automotive Electrical Services

Class 9412 Automotive Body, Paint and Interior Repair

Class 9419 Other Automotive Repair and Maintenance

Class 9429 Other Machinery and Equipment Repair and Maintenance

Class 9499 Other Repair and Maintenance n.e.c.

See Table 1 for further detail.



Table 1: ANZIC industry classifications

1. Division 2. Subdivision 3. Group 4. Class

Division CManufacturing

Subdivision 23TransportEquipmentManufacturing

Group 231 MotorVehicle and MotorVehicle PartManufacturing

Include all in group 231

Class 2311 Motor Vehicle Manufacturing

Class 2312 Motor Vehicle Body and Trailer Manufacturing

Class 2313 Automotive Electrical Component Manufacturing

Class 2319 Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing

Group 239 OtherTransport EquipmentManufacturing

Include

Class 2399 Other Transport Equipment Manufacturing n.e.c.

NB: Includes bicycle and motorcycle, manufacturing.

Class 2392 Boatbuilding and Repair Services

Exclude

Class 2391 Shipbuilding and Repair Services

Class 2393 Railway Rolling Stock Manufacturing and Repair Services

Class 2394 Aircraft Manufacturing and Repair Services

Subdivision 24Machinery andEquipmentManufacturing

Group 246 SpecialisedMachinery andEquipmentManufacturing

Include

Class 2462 Mining and Construction Machinery Manufacturing

Class 2461 Agricultural Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing

Exclude

Class 2463 Machine Tool and Parts Manufacturing

Class 2469 Other Specialised Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing

Division FWholesaleTrade

Subdivision 35Motor Vehicleand MotorVehicle PartsWholesaling

Group 350 MotorVehicle and MotorVehicle PartsWholesaling


Class 3501 Car Wholesaling

Class 3502 Commercial Vehicle Wholesaling

Class 3503 Trailer and Other Motor Vehicle Wholesaling

Class 3504 Motor Vehicle New Parts Wholesaling

Class 3505 Motor Vehicle Dismantling and Used Parts Wholesaling




Division GRetail Trade

Subdivision 39Motor Vehicleand MotorVehicle PartsRetailing

Group 391 MotorVehicle Retailing


Class 3911 Car Retailing

Class 3912 Motor Cycle Retailing

Class 3913 Trailer and Other Motor Vehicle Retailing

Group 392 MotorVehicle Parts and TyreRetailing


Class 3921 Motor Vehicle Parts Retailing

Class 3922 Tyre Retailing

Subdivision 40Fuel Retailing

Group 400 FuelRetailing


Class 4000 Fuel Retailing

Subdivision 42Other Store-Based Retailing

Group 424 RecreationalGoods Retailing

Include

Class 4245 Marine Equipment Retailing

Exclude

Class 4241 Sport and Camping Equipment Retailing

Class 4242 Entertainment Media Retailing

Class 4243 Toy and Game Retailing

Class 4244 Newspaper and Book Retailing

Division LRental, Hiringand RealEstateServices

Subdivision 66Rental andHiring Services(except RealEstate)

Group 661 MotorVehicle and TransportEquipment Rental andHiring


Class 6611 Passenger Car Rental and Hiring

Class 6619 Other Motor Vehicle and Transport Equipment Rental and Hiring




Division SOther Services

Subdivision 94Repair andMaintenance

Group 941 AutomotiveRepair and Maintenance


Class 9411 Automotive Electrical Services

Class 9412 Automotive Body, Paint and Interior Repair

Class 9419 Other Automotive Repair and Maintenance

Group 942 Machineryand Equipment Repairand Maintenance

Include

Class 9429 Other Machinery and Equipment Repair and Maintenance

NB: Includes engine repair (except automotive), lawn mower repair and maintenance.

Exclude

Class 9421 Domestic Appliance Repair and Maintenance

Class 9422 Electronic (except Domestic Appliance) and Precision Equipment Repair andMaintenance

Group 949 Other Repairand Maintenance

Include

Class 9499 Other Repair and Maintenance n.e.c.

NB: Includes bicycle repair.

Exclude

Class 9491 Clothing and Footwear Repair

Note 1: This is a broad suggested definition of the industry. As a result, industry classes may also include some activities outside of the automotive industry. For example, class 9429 includes bicycle repair, butalso includes the repair of furniture, jewellery and so forth.

Note 2: n.e.c. is not easily classified.

Note 3: For more information on industry classifications, please see:http://www.abs.gov.au/AUSSTATS/[email protected]/Latestproducts/1292.0Contents12006%20(Revision%202.0)?opendocument&tabname=Summary&prodno=1292.0&issue=2006%20(Revision%202.0)&num=&view=

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Attachment 3 - Automotive Industries Stakeholders 1


Attachment 3 – AutomotiveIndustries Stakeholders

The views of businesses, learners and other key stakeholders in the automotive industry are critical to the SSOand IRCs understanding of skills needs in the workforce. The approach to the Proposed Schedule of Work iscentred on this feedback and their views of the challenges and opportunities in their sector. Table 1 highlightssome of the key stakeholders relevant to the industry:

Table 1: Stakeholders in the automotive industry

Stakeholder groups Key stakeholders

National peak bodies Bicycle Industry Association

Cycling Australia

Australian Maritime Safety Authority

Boating Industry Alliance of Australia

Australian Automotive Aftermarket Association

Australian Refrigeration Council

Auto Parts Recycler Association

Auto Recyclers Association of Australia

Automotive Air Conditioning, Electrical and Cooling Technicians ofAustralasia

Heavy Vehicle Industry Australia

Institute of Automotive Mechanical Engineers

Motor Trades Association of Australia

Society of Automotive Engineers

Outdoor Power Equipment Association

Australian Motor Body Repairers Association

Australian Progressive Repairers Association

Australian Refrigeration Council

Institute of Accident Assessors

Bus Industry Confederation

Truck Industry Council

Australian Chamber of Commerce & Industry

Australian Industry Group

Australian Manufacturing Workers’ Union

Federation of Automotive Parts Manufacturers

Association of Australasian Diesel Specialists

Australian Tyre Dealers Association

Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries

Australian Association of Progressive Repairers

Commercial Vehicle Industry Association of Australia

National Heavy Vehicle Regulator

Construction and Mining Equipment Industry Group

Attachment 3 – Automotive Industries Stakeholders


Stakeholder groups Key stakeholders

State peak bodies New South Wales Cycling New South Wales

Boating Industry Association of NSW

Motor Traders’ Association of New South Wales

Victoria Cycling Victoria

Boating Industry Association of Victoria

Victorian Automobile Chamber of Commerce

Queensland Cycling Queensland

Marine Queensland

Motor Trades Association of Queensland

Western Australia Cycling Western Australia

Boating Industry Association of WA

Motor Trades Association of Western Australia

South Australia Cycling South Australia

Boating Industry Association of SA

Motor Trade Association of South Australia

Tasmania Cycling Tasmania

Tasmanian Automobile Chamber of Commerce

Australian CapitalTerritory

Cycling ACT

Motor Trades Association of ACT

Northern Territory Cycling Northern Territory

Boating Industry Association of NT

Motor Traders’ Association of the NorthernTerritory

Other key industrystakeholders

Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry

Australian Industry Group

Business Council of Australia

Automotive Training Board of New South Wales

Industry Skills Advisory Council NT

Utilities, Engineering, Electrical and Automotive Training Council(Western Australia)

Institute of Automotive Mechanical Engineers

Registered TrainingOrganisations (RTOs)

Enterprise RTOs

Private and community RTOs

Secondary schools (not all provide training)

Technical and Further Education institutions (TAFEs)

Universities (not all provide training)

Learners Domestic learners

International learners

Attachment 3 – Automotive Industries Stakeholders


Table 2: Licence and regulatory requirements

Requirement Sectors affected

Sector regulation

Australian Design Rules Bicycle, automotive electrical, vehicle body repair,manufacturing (bus, truck, trailer), manufacturing(passenger vehicle), marine, mechanical heavy vehicle,mechanical and specialisation

Manufacturer specifications Bicycle, automotive electrical, vehicle body repair, marine,mechanical heavy vehicle, mechanical and specialisation,outdoor power equipment

VSB6 National Code of Practice: Heavy VehicleModifications (can apply in conjunction with orinstead of manufacturer specifications)

Automotive electrical, vehicle body repair, mechanicalheavy vehicle, mechanical and specialisation

European Standard EN15194 Bicycle

Heavy Vehicle National Law (note: WA and NTregulate at state level)

Automotive electrical, mechanical heavy vehicle,mechanical and specialisation

National Vehicle Safety Standards Harmonisation(stemming from the World Forum forHarmonisation of Vehicle Regulations)

Automotive electrical, vehicle body repair, manufacturing(bus, truck, trailer), manufacturing (passenger vehicle),mechanical heavy vehicle, mechanical and specialisation

Industry standards regarding Trans-Tasmanemployee mobility and market expectations

Vehicle body repair

Relevant state/territory: Motor vehicle tradinglicences

Sales, parts, administration and management

NSW/WA requirements: motor vehicle repairbusiness licence

Automotive electrical, vehicle body repair, mechanicalheavy vehicle, mechanical and specialisation, sales, parts,administration and management

Occupational licensing

NSW licensing requirements: Tradespersoncertificate required to work in a licenced business


WA licensing requirements: Motor vehiclerepairer’s certificate required to undertakecertain activities


National licensing requirements: Work on airconditioning systems

Automotive electrical, vehicle body repair, marine,mechanical heavy vehicle, mechanical and specialisation

Relevant state/territory licensing requirements:Work on compressed natural gas, liquefiednatural gas, or liquefied petroleum gas fuelsystems

Automotive electrical, vehicle body repair, marine,mechanical heavy vehicle, mechanical and specialisation

Relevant state/territory licensing requirements:restricted electrical licensing requirements

Mechanical heavy vehicle

Electrical equipment checking and tagging:AS/NZS3760

Outdoor power equipment

Relevant state/territory requirements: vehiclesalespersons licence

Sales, parts, administration and management

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Attachment 4 – Automotive Training Package Enrolments 1


Attachment 4 – AutomotiveTraining Package Enrolments

Table 1 – AUR Scale of qualification involvement

Type of accreditation2015enrolments

2016enrolments % change

RTOs onScope

AUR10105 - Certificate I in Automotive 57 16

AUR10112 - Certificate I in Automotive Vocational Preparation 1866 1604

AUR10116 - Certificate I in Automotive Vocational Preparation 0 150

Total: Certificate I in Automotive Vocational Preparation 1923 1770 -8% 4

AUR20105 - Certificate II in Automotive Administration 0 0

AUR20112 - Certificate II in Automotive Administration 7 0

Total: Certificate II in Automotive Administration 7 0 -100% 3

AUR20205 - Certificate II in Automotive Aftermarket Manufacturing 0 0

Total: Certificate II in Automotive Aftermarket Manufacturing 0 0

AUR20212 - Certificate II in Automotive Air Conditioning Technology 2333 2312

AUR20216 - Certificate II in Automotive Air Conditioning Technology 0 153

Total: Certificate II in Automotive Air Conditioning Technology 2333 2465 4% 63

AUR20305 - Certificate II in Bicycles 0 4

AUR20311 - Certificate II in Bicycles 1 0

AUR20312 - Certificate II in Bicycle Mechanical Technology 44 38

Total: Certificate II in Bicycle Mechanical Technology 45 42 -7% 6

AUR20408 - Certificate II in Automotive Electrical Technology 0 0



Total: Certificate II in Automotive Electrical Technology 316 300 -5% 25

AUR20505 - Certificate II in Automotive Vehicle Servicing 4 2

AUR20512 - Certificate II in Automotive Servicing Technology 4446 3977

AUR20516 - Certificate II in Automotive Servicing Technology 0 56

Total: Certificate II in Automotive Servicing Technology 4450 4035 -9% 71

AUR20611 - Certificate II in Marine 0 0

AUR20612 - Certificate II in Marine Mechanical Technology 5 14

Total: Certificate II in Marine Mechanical Technology 5 14 180% 2

Attachment 4 – Automotive Training Package Enrolments




RTOs onScope

AUR20705 - Certificate II in Automotive Mechanical 28 2

AUR20712 - Certificate II in Automotive Vocational Preparation 7186 7236

AUR20716 - Certificate II in Automotive Vocational Preparation 0 192

Total: Certificate II in Automotive Vocational Preparation 7214 7430 3% 93

AUR20805 - Certificate II in Outdoor Power Equipment 0 0

AUR20811 - Certificate II in Outdoor Power Equipment 0 0

AUR20812 - Certificate II in Outdoor Power Equipment Technology 129 185

AUR20816 - Certificate II in Outdoor Power Equipment Technology 0 11

Total: Certificate II in Outdoor Power Equipment Technology 129 196 52% 11

AUR20905 - Certificate II in Automotive Vehicle Body 1 0

AUR20912 - Certificate II in Automotive Body Repair Technology 712 502

AUR20916 - Certificate II in Automotive Body Repair Technology 0 15

Total: Certificate II in Automotive Body Repair Technology 713 517 -27% 29

AUR21005 - Certificate II in Motorsport 0 0

AUR21012 - Certificate II in Motorsport Technology 28 36

Total: Certificate II in Motorsport Technology 28 36 29% 5

AUR21105 - Certificate II in Automotive Sales 94 4

AUR21112 - Certificate II in Automotive Sales 171 17

Total: Certificate II in Automotive Sales 265 21 -92% 9

AUR21212 - Certificate II in Automotive Underbody Technology 862 655 -24% 16

AUR21312 - Certificate II in Automotive Braking SystemTechnology

18 0 -100% 8

AUR21412 - Certificate II in Automotive Cooling SystemTechnology

0 0 0% 6

AUR21512 - Certificate II in Automotive Cylinder HeadReconditioning

178 244 37% 2

AUR21612 - Certificate II in Automotive Driveline SystemTechnology

1 0 -100% 3

AUR21712 - Certificate II in Automotive Exhaust SystemTechnology

4 0 -100% 5

AUR21812 - Certificate II in Automotive Steering andSuspension System Technology

73 48 -34% 13

AUR21912 - Certificate II in Automotive Tyre Servicing Technology 170 10



Total: Certificate II in Automotive Tyre Servicing Technology 948 794 -16% 34

AUR30105 - Certificate III in Automotive Administration 3 0

AUR30112 - Certificate III in Automotive Administration 55 33

Total: Certificate III in Automotive Administration 58 33 -43% 7





RTOs onScope

AUR30205 - Certificate III in Bicycles 0 0

AUR30211 - Certificate III in Bicycles 0 0

Total: Certificate III in Bicycles 0 0

AUR30212 - Certificate III in Bicycle Workshop Operations 64 75

AUR30216 - Certificate III in Bicycle Workshop Operations 0 1

Total: Certificate III in Bicycle Workshop Operations 64 76 19% 6

AUR30308 - Certificate III in Automotive Electrical Technology 115 4



Total: Certificate III in Automotive Electrical Technology 2494 2186 -12% 54

AUR30405 - Certificate III in Automotive Mechanical Technology 2200 219

AUR30412 - Certificate III in Agricultural Mechanical Technology 548 541

AUR30416 - Certificate III in Agricultural Mechanical Technology 0 2

Total: Certificate III in Agricultural Mechanical Technology 2748 762 -72% 22

AUR30505 - Certificate III in Marine 6 0

AUR30511 - Certificate III in Marine 14 0

AUR30512 - Certificate III in Marine Mechanical Technology 206 34



Total: Certificate III in Marine Mechanical Technology 307 328 7% 11

AUR30605 - Certificate III in Automotive Specialist 24 1

AUR30611 - Certificate III in Automotive Specialist 3 0

AUR30612 - Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology 14973 15061

AUR30616 - Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology 0 628

Total: Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology 15000 15690 5% 107

AUR30705 - Certificate III in Outdoor Power Equipment 5 0

AUR30711 - Certificate III in Outdoor Power Equipment 18 0

AUR30712 - Certificate III in Outdoor Power Equipment Technology 29 2



Total: Certificate III in Outdoor Power Equipment Technology 264 278 5% 18

AUR30805 - Certificate III in Automotive Vehicle Body 275 34 -88%

AUR30812 - Certificate III in Motorcycle Mechanical Technology 588 602

AUR30816 - Certificate III in Motorcycle Mechanical Technology 0 9

Total: Certificate III in Motorcycle Mechanical Technology 588 611 4% 22





RTOs onScope

AUR30899 - Certificate III in Automotive (Mechanical - HeavyVehicle Road Transport)

0 2 -88% 0

AUR30911 - Certificate III in Motorsport 0 0

AUR30912 - Certificate III in Motorsport Technology 83 53

Total: Certificate III in Motorsport Technology 83 53 -36% 7

AUR31005 - Certificate III in Automotive Sales 75 9



Total: Certificate III in Automotive Sales 1998 2310 16% 33

AUR31112 - Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Vehicle MechanicalTechnology

3903 655


973 3934


0 108

Total: Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Vehicle MechanicalTechnology

4876 4697 -4% 54

AUR31205 - Certificate III in Automotive Retail, Service and Repair 0 0

AUR31212 - Certificate III in Mobile Plant Technology 2362 2292

AUR31216 - Certificate III in Mobile Plant Technology 0 69

Total: Certificate III in Mobile Plant Technology 2362 2361 0% 40

AUR31311 - Certificate III in Automotive Engine Reconditioning 4 0

AUR31312 - Certificate III in Automotive Engine Reconditioning 59 60

Total: Certificate III in Automotive Engine Reconditioning 63 60 -5% 5

AUR31412 - Certificate III in Automotive Diesel FuelTechnology

30 22 -27% 7

AUR31512 - Certificate III in Automotive Diesel Engine Technology 405 226

AUR31516 - Certificate III in Automotive Diesel Engine Technology 0 41

Total: Certificate III in Automotive Diesel Engine Technology 405 267 -34% 19

AUR31612 - Certificate III in Automotive Drivetrain Technology 16 12 -25% 7

AUR31712 - Certificate III in Forklift Technology 42 54 29% 8

AUR31812 - Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Trailer Technology 20 47

AUR31816 - Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Trailer Technology 0 4

Total: Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Trailer Technology 20 51 155% 10

AUR31912 - Certificate III in Elevating Work PlatformTechnology

16 18 13% 9

AUR32012 - Certificate III in Automotive Alternative FuelTechnology

54 52 -4% 4

AUR32112 - Certificate III in Automotive Body Repair Technology 1675 1736

AUR32116 - Certificate III in Automotive Body Repair Technology 0 20

Total: Certificate III in Automotive Body Repair Technology 1675 1756 5% 39





RTOs onScope

AUR32212 - Certificate III in Automotive Glazing Technology 230 317

AUR32216 - Certificate III in Automotive Glazing Technology 0 10

Total: Certificate III in Automotive Glazing Technology 230 327 42% 7

AUR32312 - Certificate III in Automotive and Marine TrimmingTechnology

100 108

AUR32316 - Certificate III in Automotive and Marine TrimmingTechnology

0 2

Total: Certificate III in Automotive and Marine TrimmingTechnology

100 110 10% 4

AUR32412 - Certificate III in Automotive Refinishing Technology 1532 1553

AUR32416 - Certificate III in Automotive Refinishing Technology 0 29

Total: Certificate III in Automotive Refinishing Technology 1532 1582 3% 35

AUR32512 - Certificate III in Automotive Underbody Technology 156 162

AUR32516 - Certificate III in Automotive Underbody Technology 0 7

Total: Certificate III in Automotive Underbody Technology 156 169 8% 20

AUR32613 - Certificate III in Automotive Tyre Management 0 0 0% 2

AUR40105 - Certificate IV in Automotive Management 0 0



Total: Certificate IV in Automotive Management 120 80 -33% 15

AUR40205 - Certificate IV in Automotive Technology 5 0

AUR40208 - Certificate IV in Automotive Technology 23 5

Total: Certificate IV in Automotive Technology 28 5 -82% ?

AUR40212 - Certificate IV in Automotive Mechanical Diagnosis 1405 1201

AUR40216 - Certificate IV in Automotive Mechanical Diagnosis 0 117

Total: Certificate IV in Automotive Mechanical Diagnosis 1405 1318 -6% 54

AUR40312 - Certificate IV in Motorsport Technology 20 13 -35% 0

AUR40412 - Certificate IV in Automotive PerformanceEnhancement

32 10 -69% 5

AUR40511 - Certificate IV in Vehicle Loss Assessing 0 0



Total: Certificate IV in Vehicle Loss Assessing 243 156 -36% 2

AUR40612 - Certificate IV in Automotive Electrical Technology 35 27 -23% 6

AUR40712 - Certificate IV in Automotive Body RepairTechnology

0 9 100% 5

AUR40812 - Certificate IV in Automotive Mechanical Overhauling 75 33

AUR40816 - Certificate IV in Automotive Mechanical Overhauling 0 17

Total: Certificate IV in Automotive Mechanical Overhauling 75 50 -33% 15





RTOs onScope

AUR50105 - Diploma of Automotive Management 34 13


Total: Diploma of Automotive Management 171 137 -20% 24


AUR50205 - Diploma of Automotive Technology 49 6



Total: Diploma of Automotive Technology 684 751 10% 32

Table 2 – AUM Scale of qualification involvement


2016enrolments % Change

RTOs onscope

AUM10113 Certificate I in Automotive Manufacturing No data No data N/A 1

AUM20112 - Certificate II in Automotive Manufacturing Production -Passenger Motor Vehicle

71 0

AUM20113 - Certificate II in Automotive Manufacturing Production -Passenger Motor Vehicle

131 155

Total: Certificate II in Automotive Manufacturing Production -Passenger Motor Vehicle

202 155 -23% 2

AUM20212 - Certificate II in Automotive Manufacturing Production -Bus, Truck and Trailer

0 0

AUM20213 - Certificate II in Automotive Manufacturing Production -Bus, Truck and Trailer

57 29

Total: Certificate II in Automotive Manufacturing Production -Bus, Truck and Trailer

57 29 -49% 4

AUM30112 - Certificate III in Automotive ManufacturingTechnical Operations - Passenger Motor Vehicle

8 0 -100% 2

AUM35108 - Certificate III in Automotive Manufacturing(Bus/Truck/Trailer)

6 0

AUM30212 - Certificate III in Automotive Manufacturing TechnicalOperations - Bus, Truck and Trailer

126 21

AUM30213 - Certificate III in Automotive Manufacturing TechnicalOperations - Bus, Truck and Trailer

299 385

Total: Certificate III in Automotive Manufacturing TechnicalOperations - Bus, Truck and Trailer

431 406 -6% 10

AUM40113 Certificate IV in Automotive Manufacturing No data No data N/A 0

AUM50113 Diploma of Automotive Manufacturing No data No data N/A 0

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