Electrical
A course by
NMIT
This apprenticeship programme is designed for individuals employed in the automotive electrical engineering sector, providing the knowledge and practical skills to diagnose and repair electrical and electronically controlled vehicle systems.
Blended study
This is a mix of online learning & face-to-face sessions
Available in 2 locations

Develop skills to systematically identify, troubleshoot, and repair faults in a range of electronically controlled automotive systems.

Understand and apply current health and safety standards and procedures in a modern automotive workplace.

The New Zealand Certificate in Automotive Electrical Engineering (Level 4) is tailored for apprentices currently working in the automotive electrical industry. Learners gain expertise in diagnosing and repairing faults in electronically controlled vehicle systems. The programme, delivered online and through optional face-to-face classes, covers key areas such as workplace safety, electronic control systems, and health and safety compliance in automotive environments. The structure offers flexibility for part-time study alongside employment and includes block courses and evening classes.
What you need to know first
A Level 3 qualification in Automotive Engineering, or evidence of equivalent skills and knowledge

Automotive
Engineering
Electrical

Qualified Automotive Electrical Engineer
Specialist in automotive electrical systems repair
Advanced automotive technician roles
Electrical
A course by
NMIT
This apprenticeship programme is designed for individuals employed in the automotive electrical engineering sector, providing the knowledge and practical skills to diagnose and repair electrical and electronically controlled vehicle systems.
Blended study
This is a mix of online learning & face-to-face sessions
Available in 2 locations

Develop skills to systematically identify, troubleshoot, and repair faults in a range of electronically controlled automotive systems.

Understand and apply current health and safety standards and procedures in a modern automotive workplace.

The New Zealand Certificate in Automotive Electrical Engineering (Level 4) is tailored for apprentices currently working in the automotive electrical industry. Learners gain expertise in diagnosing and repairing faults in electronically controlled vehicle systems. The programme, delivered online and through optional face-to-face classes, covers key areas such as workplace safety, electronic control systems, and health and safety compliance in automotive environments. The structure offers flexibility for part-time study alongside employment and includes block courses and evening classes.
What you need to know first
A Level 3 qualification in Automotive Engineering, or evidence of equivalent skills and knowledge

Automotive
Engineering
Electrical

Qualified Automotive Electrical Engineer
Specialist in automotive electrical systems repair
Advanced automotive technician roles
Gain detailed knowledge and practical ability with various electrical systems found in modern vehicles.
Must be employed as a Managed Apprentice in an Automotive Electrical Engineering workshop
Gain detailed knowledge and practical ability with various electrical systems found in modern vehicles.
Must be employed as a Managed Apprentice in an Automotive Electrical Engineering workshop