Certificate II in Automotive Air Conditioning Technology

16 teaching weeks + 4 break weeks.

Delivery: Face-to-face automotive training; confirmed cohort timetable and attendance hours are supplied before enrolment.

Intakes: Confirm available monthly intakes with admissions.

Course overview

Service and repair air conditioning components and systems in cars and heavy vehicles. Qualified mechanics looking for a shorter upskilling option can also enquire about AURSS00044.

Automotive Air Conditioning Technician; servicing heating and cooling systems in light and heavy vehicles. Successful completion leads to AUR20220.

Skills, qualification outcome & pathways

Skills you will develop

• Inspect and service vehicle air conditioning and HVAC systems.
• Diagnose faults, carry out repairs and work safely with refrigerant systems.
• Interpret specifications, use workshop tools and document service work.

Completion outcome

After successfully completing the required assessments and issuance requirements, students receive AUR20220 Certificate II in Automotive Air Conditioning Technology.

Occupational and further-study pathways

Automotive Air Conditioning Technician; servicing heating and cooling systems in light and heavy vehicles. Successful completion leads to AUR20220.

Employment depends on prior experience, employer requirements and applicable licensing. Further-study admission and credit are assessed by the receiving provider. Completion does not guarantee a job, occupational licence or migration outcome.

Entry requirements & suitability

Domestic students

• Be at least 18 years of age when the course commences.
• Have completed Australian Year 10 or an overseas equivalent, or demonstrate equivalent knowledge and relevant experience.
• Meet any qualification-specific prerequisites.
• Complete UTA Institute of Technology’s pre-training review and college pre-entry assessment.
• Have sufficient digital literacy and physical capacity to participate safely in classroom and automotive workshop activities.

International students

• Be at least 18 years of age when the course commences.
• Have completed Australian Year 10 or an overseas equivalent, or demonstrate equivalent knowledge and relevant experience.
• Meet any qualification-specific prerequisites.
• Meet UTAIT’s approved English-language admission requirements and provide accepted evidence of English proficiency.
• Complete UTAIT’s pre-training review and college pre-entry assessment.
• Separately meet the Australian Government’s English-language and other eligibility requirements for a Student visa.
• Provide certified evidence of previous education and qualifications, with an approved English translation where required.

Recommended ACSF entry profile

Core skill	Recommended entry level
Learning	ACSF Level 3
Reading	ACSF Level 3
Writing	ACSF Level 2
Oral Communication	ACSF Level 3
Numeracy	ACSF Level 2

UTAIT assesses language, literacy, numeracy and digital skills before enrolment to determine course suitability and identify any required learning support.

Important: The ACSF levels shown are UTAIT’s recommended entry profile and are not automatic requirements created by the AQF qualification level. Entry requirements must remain consistent with the relevant training product and UTAIT’s approved Training and Assessment Strategy. Any qualification-specific or unit prerequisites take precedence over these general requirements. Meeting Student visa English requirements does not automatically establish suitability for admission to a UTAIT course.

Fees & payment

All amounts are AUD. Total = tuition + materials + enrolment / administration.

2026–2027 non-bundled course fee schedule supplied by UTAIT.

Request the approved payment schedule and refund terms before enrolment. An enquiry does not reserve a place.

Units & learning content

13 units: 6 core + 7 electives

Recognition & next steps

Prior learning and credit transfer may be assessed individually. Successful completion is subject to meeting all assessment requirements.

No employment, licensing, visa or migration outcome is guaranteed. Where occupational licensing applies, confirm eligibility with the relevant regulator.

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