Mechanical
A course by
Wintec
A one-day introduction for secondary students interested in the automotive industry, providing hands-on experience with vehicle inspection, tyre installation, brake checks, and basic servicing.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
The Hub, Rotokauri Campus, Hamilton

Students will learn how to perform a basic vehicle inspection and identify key components of a car.

Get hands-on with tyre installation, brake checks, and basic vehicle servicing.

Gain insight into the role of an automotive engineering technician as a first step towards further study or a trade career.
The Automotive Taster is a one-day course designed for Year 11+ students who want an introduction to the automotive industry. Students will participate in practical activities including vehicle inspection, installing tyres, checking brake wear, and basic vehicle servicing, guided by experienced automotive tutors. This taster is a pathway into further automotive engineering study.
What you need to know first
Year 11 or over
Minimum age 15 due to workshop health and safety requirements

Automotive
Mechanical Engineering
Trades

Entry-level pathway to automotive technician or mechanic training
Gaining experience relevant to automotive apprenticeships
Mechanical
A course by
Wintec
A one-day introduction for secondary students interested in the automotive industry, providing hands-on experience with vehicle inspection, tyre installation, brake checks, and basic servicing.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
The Hub, Rotokauri Campus, Hamilton

Students will learn how to perform a basic vehicle inspection and identify key components of a car.

Get hands-on with tyre installation, brake checks, and basic vehicle servicing.

Gain insight into the role of an automotive engineering technician as a first step towards further study or a trade career.
The Automotive Taster is a one-day course designed for Year 11+ students who want an introduction to the automotive industry. Students will participate in practical activities including vehicle inspection, installing tyres, checking brake wear, and basic vehicle servicing, guided by experienced automotive tutors. This taster is a pathway into further automotive engineering study.
What you need to know first
Year 11 or over
Minimum age 15 due to workshop health and safety requirements

Automotive
Mechanical Engineering
Trades

Entry-level pathway to automotive technician or mechanic training
Gaining experience relevant to automotive apprenticeships