Course overview
Prepare for leadership and management roles across the automotive industry, including retail, service, repair, dealership and workshop operations.
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Entry requirements
- Direct entry is available; there are no formal academic prerequisites for the national qualification
- Australian Year 12 or equivalent
- English language, literacy and numeracy evidence may be required
- At least 18 years old at course commencement
- Access to a suitable computer and reliable internet
Delivery & assessment
- Full-time, face-to-face delivery
- Business and automotive management learning in an applied context
- Unit-specific projects and assessments
- Student and academic support available
Course structure
To achieve this qualification, students complete 12 units: 6 core units and 6 electives.
6 core units
- AURAEA004Manage environmental and sustainability best practice in an automotive workplace
- AURAMA005Manage complex customer issues in an automotive workplace
- AURAMA006Contribute to planning and implementing business improvement in an automotive workplace
- BSBFIM501Manage budgets and financial plans
- BSBMGT502Manage people performance
- BSBWHS501Ensure a safe workplace
Elective selectionThe elective list below reflects the planned course structure. Electives may change to meet training package or delivery requirements; Admissions can confirm the current training plan.
6 elective units
- BSBCUS501Manage quality customer service
- BSBHRM405Support the recruitment, selection and induction of staff
- BSBMGT517Manage operational plan
- BSBMKG523Design and develop an integrated marketing communication plan
- BSBPUR402Negotiate contracts
- TLIA5058Manage facility and inventory requirements
Study and career pathways
- Service Manager
- Workshop Manager
- Parts or Fleet Manager
- Sales or Customer Service Manager
- Automotive small business owner
- Further management study