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Certificate II in Motor Sport Technology

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

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Overview

The Certificate II in Motor Sport Technology (AUR21020) is a foundational qualification designed for individuals looking to enter the exciting world of motorsports. It covers essential skills such as vehicle preparation, basic mechanical and electrical repairs, safety procedures, and teamwork in racing environments. This course is perfect for school leavers, motorsport fans, or career changers with no prior experience, providing hands-on training that aligns with industry standards. Upon completion, graduates can pursue entry-level positions as pit crew assistants, motor sport technicians, or event support staff in racing teams, automotive workshops, or at motorsport events. This qualification serves as a stepping stone to further studies and advanced roles in the motorsport industry, helping turn passion into a profession.

Industry Context

The Australian motorsport industry is dynamic, featuring events like the Supercars Championship and support for national and international racing. This sector offers diverse job roles, including motor sport technicians, pit crew members, and logistics coordinators. The Certificate II in Motor Sport Technology opens pathways to these entry-level positions, with opportunities to progress into advanced technical roles, team management, or specializations such as aerodynamics or data analysis through further training and experience in racing teams, automotive services, or event operations.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Certificate II in Motor Sport Technology cover?

This qualification covers foundational skills in motor sport technology, including vehicle preparation, basic mechanical and electrical repairs, safety procedures, and teamwork in racing environments, preparing you for entry-level roles in the industry.

What are the entry requirements for this course?

There are no formal entry requirements, making it accessible to beginners, school leavers, and motorsport enthusiasts interested in starting a career in the automotive and motorsport sectors.

What career outcomes can I expect after completing this qualification?

Graduates can pursue entry-level positions such as pit crew assistants, motor sport technicians, or event support staff in racing teams, automotive workshops, or at motorsport events, with pathways to further training and advanced roles.

How is the course delivered?

Delivery typically includes hands-on training in workshops or simulated racing environments, often through vocational education providers, with a mix of practical tasks and theoretical learning aligned to industry standards.

How long does it take to complete the Certificate II in Motor Sport Technology?

The duration varies but generally takes 6 to 12 months of full-time study, depending on the training provider and whether it's undertaken part-time or through apprenticeships.

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