Mechanical
A course by
Wintec
Develop fundamental skills and knowledge in automotive engineering and vehicle systems to start your career in the automotive industry. This Level 3, year-long full-time programme at Wintec offers hands-on workshop experience, covering key aspects of automotive maintenance and repair.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
Rotokauri Campus, Hamilton
It will take a total of 1 year

Carry out standard servicing procedures for automotive engines, including working with four-stroke spark-ignition engines.

Perform basic service procedures for the underbody components of a range of vehicles.

Identify and repair faults in hydraulic braking systems in light vehicles.
Be guided by industry-expert tutors and master the fundamental skills to begin your automotive career. In a supportive workshop environment, students gain hands-on experience and background knowledge, working on mechanical and electrical systems across a range of vehicles. Learn how to carry out basic automotive engine servicing, service a four-stroke spark-ignition engine, perform underbody service procedures, and repair hydraulic braking systems. Graduates are prepared for entry-level positions or apprenticeships in the automotive trade and may further specialise in areas such as air conditioning or electrical systems.
What you need to know first
Open entry (students must demonstrate a reasonable likelihood of success).
Candidates may be required to participate in an interview.

Automotive
Engineering
Trades

Entry-level automotive engineering roles
Automotive apprenticeship
Specialised automotive sector roles (e.g., air conditioning, electric systems)
Mechanical
A course by
Wintec
Develop fundamental skills and knowledge in automotive engineering and vehicle systems to start your career in the automotive industry. This Level 3, year-long full-time programme at Wintec offers hands-on workshop experience, covering key aspects of automotive maintenance and repair.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
Rotokauri Campus, Hamilton
It will take a total of 1 year

Carry out standard servicing procedures for automotive engines, including working with four-stroke spark-ignition engines.

Perform basic service procedures for the underbody components of a range of vehicles.

Identify and repair faults in hydraulic braking systems in light vehicles.
Be guided by industry-expert tutors and master the fundamental skills to begin your automotive career. In a supportive workshop environment, students gain hands-on experience and background knowledge, working on mechanical and electrical systems across a range of vehicles. Learn how to carry out basic automotive engine servicing, service a four-stroke spark-ignition engine, perform underbody service procedures, and repair hydraulic braking systems. Graduates are prepared for entry-level positions or apprenticeships in the automotive trade and may further specialise in areas such as air conditioning or electrical systems.
What you need to know first
Open entry (students must demonstrate a reasonable likelihood of success).
Candidates may be required to participate in an interview.

Automotive
Engineering
Trades

Entry-level automotive engineering roles
Automotive apprenticeship
Specialised automotive sector roles (e.g., air conditioning, electric systems)
Must be physically able to complete practical components.
IELTS 5.0 (no band lower than 5) or equivalent for non-native English speakers.
Must be physically able to complete practical components.
IELTS 5.0 (no band lower than 5) or equivalent for non-native English speakers.