A career in automotive electrical technology will provide you with the skills to maintain, test, diagnose and repair automotive electrical components and systems.
Open up a range of career options in the heavy automotive industry with practical, hands-on training. Choose from a range of specialisations including diesel fitting, mobile plant technology, and cylinder head reconditioning.
TAFE Queensland offers a comprehensive range of light automotive courses, from pre-apprenticeship programs through to apprenticeship and post-trade specialisations.
Turn your love of motorcycles into a rewarding career or start an exciting career traveling around the world as part of the road crew for a top cyclist.
The 2019 bushfires coupled with the COVID-19 pandemic forced Jenna Hayhoe to take a new approach to achieve her career goals.
After originally pursuing a career in the police force Stephanie decided to follow in her father's footsteps and study automotive.
Daniel Ensor is a part of the team that helped Craig Lowndes take out the top spot in the 2018 Bathurst 1000.
Daniel chose to come from Korea to study at TAFE Queensland to get practical, real-world skills to launch his automotive career.
Find out more about the range of specialised facilities available to our automotive students, with dedicated spaces for light, heavy, and agricultural automotive, outdoor power equipement, bicycles, and marine.
Wildlife science graduate Jenna Hayhoe was eager to start her career after finishing uni in 2019, but the devastating and widespread bush fires followed by the global COVID-19 pandemic forced her to take a new approach to achieve her career goals.
Just ten years after he first picked up a spanner, Daniel Ensor is now a part of the team that helped Craig Lowndes take out top spot in the 2018 Bathurst 1000.
Former TAFE Queensland motorcycle mechanical technology apprentice Sam Fry is celebrating after taking out the title of the Ulysses Club National Motorcycle Apprentice of the Year.