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8. Bike Mechanic

Qualification: Certificate in Bicycle Mechanics Level 4
Student Fees: $3,800
Course Duration: 18 Weeks Full-Time
Next Intake: Check www.BikeMechanic.co.nz
Locations: Auckland + Christchurch
*Conditions Apply. Check the website www.BikeMechanic.co.nz for details.

Qualification: The Certificate in Bicycle Mechanics Level 4

Is This Course For You?

  • Yes, if you have just completed the Level 3 Service Technician programme (if not, click here if you have more than 18 months experience as a bike mechanic)
  • Yes, if you want formal recognition of your skills and experience from your industry and from the NZQA
  • Yes, if you want to pick up new skills and abilities
  • Yes, if you want to become qualified to train others for the bicycle service and repair industry
  • Yes, if you want to add distinction to your CV to make yourself more employable

6 Quick Facts about the Certificate in Bicycle Mechanics Level 4

  1. At the end of the course you will be able to:
    • Diagnose, overhaul and rebuild bicycle system componentry (including frames, steering, suspension, drive train, braking, and wheel and hub)
    • Option 1: Design and build specialist bicycles or componentry and/or
    • Option 2: Deliver and assess on-the-job training (to those working through level 3 in your workplace)
  2. This 18 week course consists of:
    • Practical training sessions and assessment at our Auckland training centre
    • Workplace learning and experience
  3. As a prerequisite you need either:
  4. We are working to provide the qualification to international students (register your interest to keep informed)
  5. Course costs are $3,800. Student loans and allowances are available
  6. The first intake is planned in early 2012 in Auckland following the conclusion of the 2011 Level 3 programme. Register your interest now using the form below to keep informed about dates and to receive more information

Click here for more info about this Bike Mechanic Course [www.BikeMechanic.co.nz]