Automotive Electrical Technology
A career in automotive electrical technology will provide you with the skills to maintain, test, diagnose and repair automotive electrical components and systems.
Study automotive electrical technology
A career in automotive electrical technology will provide you with the skills to maintain, test, diagnose and repair automotive electrical components and systems. Learn the skills needed to work on automotive air-conditioning, anti-lock breaking, roll over prevention, electrical steering, Controller Area Network (CAN) bus systems, electrical engines, transmission and hydraulic systems.
The automotive electrical sector is going through rapid advancements with the introduction of new electrical automotive technologies. A career in automotive electrical will see you on the forefront electrical and hybrid vehicle technology which will open doors to a number of exciting career opportunities.
TAFE Queensland offers a number of automotive electrical courses for both career starters and existing workers in the automotive industry wanting to upskill. Becoming a qualified automotive electrician will open up a range of employment opportunities as a specialist in diagnostic, servicing, repair and maintenance roles.
Career outcomes
- Accessory fitter
- Automotive air conditioning serviceperson
- Automotive electrical technician
- Automotive electrician
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