Steering and Suspension
AEE402
Compulsory
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New Zealand Certificate in Automotive Electrical Engineering (Level 4)
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Locations and dates
Marlborough:
20 January 20251 April 20251 July 20251 October 2025Nelson:
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Study options
Part-time
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Length
Apprenticeship programme, varying lengths
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Total credits
190
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Fees
2025: $289-$384 per course
A Compulsory Student Services Levy applies (2024; $2.05 per credit).
Fees listed are for each year of the programme, indicative only and may vary with course selection.
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National qualification code
NZ3460
If you are an apprentice working in the automotive electrical engineering, this programme is for you.
You will learn how to diagnose and repair faults in the electronically controlled systems of vehicles, while also focusing on health and safety.
NMIT automotive apprentice programmes are completed through part-time study and are fully online, giving you the freedom to study around your work. You have the option of attending weekly evening classes, either online or face-to-face, and can attend block courses which are scheduled throughout the year.
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