Certificate I  AUR10105  Automotive covers seven units over eight weeks. Units include:

• AURC 270103A Apply Safe Working Practices
• AURC 172003A Identify Environmental Regulations
• BSBCMN 103A Apply Basic Communication Skills
• AURT 270278A Use and maintain Workplace Tools
• AURE 218670A Service and Replace Batteries
• AURT 100064A Remove and Tag Engine Components
• AURS 2388127A Identify and Select Automotive Parts

Course Cost

Cost of Certificate I is $550. This cost may be covered if you are long term unemployed and registered with a Job Network. (Max 10 participants) Includes one week work placement and employment support.

Certificate II AUR 20505 In Automotive Servicing covers 24 units over  26 weeks and includes a two week work placement. Units include:

• AURC 270103A Apply Safe Working Practices
• AURC 172003A Identify Environmental Regulations
• BSBCMN 103A Apply Basic Communication Skills
• AURT 270278A Use and maintain Workplace Tools
• AURT 100064A Remove and Tag Engine Components
• AURS 2388127A Identify and Select Automotive Parts
• AURT 210170A Inspect and Service Brake Systems
• AURT 3104A Assemble  and Fit Braking System Components
• AURE 218670A Service and Replace Batteries
• AURE 218676A Test Service and Charge batteries
• AURE 219331A Test and repair Low Voltage Wiring Systems
• AURT 202166A Repair Cooling Systems
• AURT 202170A Inspect and Service Cooling Systems
• AURT 213170A Service Final Drives
• AURT 205166A Repair Exhaust Systems
• AURT 201170A Inspect and Service Engines
• AURT 215130A Inspect Steering Systems
• AURT 215170A Service Steering Systems
• AURT 216130A Inspect Suspension Systems
• AURT 216170A Service Suspension Systems
• AURE 2181164A Remove and replace Electrical / Electronic Units
• AURT 203170A Service petrol Fuel Systems
• AURC 270688A Work Effectively with Others
• SRXFED 001A Apply First Aid -

Course Cost

Course cost is $1,300. $750 may be covered toward this course if you are registered with a Job Network and fulfil the criteria for payment. (Max 12 participants) includes two weeks work placement and employment support.

Course times for 2010 / 11

Certificate I - 12th August to 22nd October 2010 (Max 10 participants)

Certificate I and II – 1st November 2010 Cert I finishes on 24th December 2010 Cert II 21st May 2011 (Max 22 participants)

Certificate I and II – 8th June Certificate I finishes on 30th July 2011 Certificate II 3rd December 2011(Max 22 participants)

Career Opportunities

This qualification satisfies the training and skills required for occupations in the automotive industry including: mechanics assistant, a special service person in light automotive, agriculture and mining industries.

Location

The courses are conducted at the Logan YMCA facility in Mary Street, Kingston  Logan City.

Study Mode

Full time

Payment Options

Full payment before commencement or

Three payments , one on commencement the final payment must be paid two thirds through the course.

Information

Telephone Logan YMCA (07) 3440 4333

Y-Care (South East Queensland) Inc. has been the benevolent arm of the Young Men's Christian Association of Brisbane (YMCA of Brisbane) since July 2005.  Whilst the YMCA of Brisbane continues to operate charitable services, Y-Care solely concentrates on benevolent activities.

Y-Care offer the following programs:

• School Breakfast
• Food for the Homeless
• Youth Homelessness
• Youth Benevolence
• Mentoring
• Accredited Training
• Autom8 Program
• XcL Program
• Affordable Housing

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The YMCA Schools' Breakfast Program would like to give special recognition and thanks to:

• The Clem Jones Group of Companies for their financial support of the YMCA Breakfast Club.
• YMCA of Brisbane for their financial support. For more info go to: www.brisbaneymca.org 
• Foodbank Qld, whose donations of bread, cereal, juice, and some fruit, supply most of the food for the YMCA Breakfast Club. For more info go to: www.foodbank.com.au
• The Gambling Community Benefit Fund which has provided for the purchase of a refrigerated food vehicle together with refrigerators, toasters, metal storage cupboards, fold out tables, utensils and food containers for use at the schools participating in the Breakfast Club. For more info go to: http://www.olgr.qld.gov.au/grants/index.shtml 
• Pura Milk - National Foods for their very generous donation of 14 crates (252 Litres) of delicious fresh milk each school week. For more info go to: www.puramilk.com.au
• Complete Janitorial Supplies for their support with purchasing disposable cups, bowls and cutlery at cost price.
• BajAIR Transport Refrigeration, for the provision of a refrigerator on the delivery vehicle, ‘at below cost’ price, and major repairs to a donated cold room so it can be used for cold food storage. For more info go to: www.bajair.com.au
• BUNNINGS - Compton Rd, Underwood, for their donation of disposable gloves for ten of the schools in the program. For more info go to: www.bunnings.com.au
• Woolworths Woodridge for their support through a weekly donated gift certificate of $50 to purchase food items. Woolworths Calamvale for their donations of fresh fruit. For more info go to: www.woolworths.com.au
• Four Square Heritage Park for the regular donation of ten loaves of bread to Yugumbir State School breakfast club each school week.
• VISCOM PTY LTD for their sign writing which enables us to recognise our sponsors on the delivery vehicle. For more info go to: www.viscom.com.au
• Education Qld for their support, and teachers that are involved as breakfast volunteers. For more info go to: www.education.qld.gov.au
• Scripture Union Chaplaincy for the school chaplains that help to serve. For more info go to: www.chappy.org.au