Motorsport Engineering Course

Overview

(Please note displayed fees are for 2025 and may change for 2026.)

This course must be completed in conjunction with the Certificate III in Motor Sport Technology (AUR30920). Enrolment in the Certificate III is a prerequisite to entry, as both courses are designed to be taken together to provide a comprehensive education in motorsport industry. The course includes training in essential skills such as computer-aided drawing (CAD), CNC machining, welding, and the use of hand and power tools. These skills provide a broad grounding in the technical and practical knowledge needed to enter the motorsport workplace.

Duration

10 months

Requirements

Engineering requirements are part of the Certificate III in Motorsport Technology uniform and Personal protective Equipment, included with the AUR30920 material fees.

Assessment

The assessments will enable students to demonstrate the underpinning knowledge, skills and attributes required to meet the course outcomes. A range of assessment strategies to meet different student's needs will be selected, including reports, tests, practical assessments of your abilities, placement assessments and demonstrations.

Skills Developed

Computer aided drawing, CNC machining, welding, hand and power tools to provide the broad grounding of skills and knowledge to enter the Motorsport workplace.

Certification

By successfully completing units of competence in this course you will receive a Statement of Attainment

Compulsory Units

Fees

Fees Additional Information

Students undertaking AUR30920 Certificate III in Motor Sport Technology MUST complete the A2MOTOREC1 Motorsport Engineering Course in conjunction. (short course required as part of the total program). Fees displayed for this course are IN ADDITION to the fees for the Certificate III in Motor Sport Technology.

How To Apply

Applying for a course at Wodonga TAFE is a simple 4-5 step process. You can learn more here: Understanding the application process