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Certificate II in Bicycle Mechanical Technology

Training Package: AUR — Automotive Retail, Service and Repair Training Package

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Overview

The AUR20320 Certificate II in Bicycle Mechanical Technology provides foundational training for entry-level roles in the bicycle industry. This qualification covers practical skills such as bicycle assembly, routine maintenance, brake and gear adjustments, and basic repairs. You'll learn to diagnose common issues, perform safety checks, and use specialised tools and equipment. It is designed for school leavers, cycling enthusiasts, or career changers looking to start a hands-on technical career. Upon completion, graduates are prepared for jobs as bicycle mechanics, workshop assistants, or service technicians in retail bike shops, cycling centres, or rental operations. With the growing popularity of cycling in Australia, this certificate offers a pathway into a dynamic and in-demand field, emphasising job-ready skills and workplace safety.

Industry Context

The bicycle industry in Australia is expanding due to increased cycling for recreation, sport, and transport. This qualification prepares you for roles in bicycle retail, repair workshops, and sporting goods stores. As a bicycle mechanic, you'll handle tasks from assembly and tuning to complex repairs, ensuring customer safety and satisfaction. Career pathways can lead to senior mechanic positions, workshop supervision, or entrepreneurship in bike servicing. With further training, opportunities may include specialisation in high-performance bikes, sales, or management within the cycling sector.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the AUR20320 Certificate II in Bicycle Mechanical Technology cover?

This qualification covers essential skills in bicycle assembly, maintenance, repair, and customer service, including brake and gear adjustments, safety checks, and using workshop tools and equipment.

What are the entry requirements for this certificate?

There are no formal entry requirements, but a keen interest in cycling and basic mechanical aptitude is helpful. It is suitable for school leavers, hobbyists, or those new to the industry.

What career outcomes can I expect after completing this course?

Graduates can pursue entry-level roles as bicycle mechanics, workshop assistants, or service technicians in bike shops, cycling centres, sporting goods retailers, or rental operations.

What delivery modes are available for this qualification?

Courses are typically delivered through hands-on training in workshops, with options for full-time, part-time, or apprenticeship modes, depending on the registered training organisation.

How long does it take to complete the Certificate II in Bicycle Mechanical Technology?

The duration varies, but it generally takes 6 to 12 months of full-time study, or longer if studied part-time or as part of an apprenticeship program.

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Last updated from training.gov.au: 03 April 2026