Diploma Of Automotive Management

Program Overview

The Diploma of Automotive Management is a 52-week blended program designed to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills for leadership and management roles in the automotive industry. It covers core units in environmental sustainability, customer issues, business improvement, budgeting, and workplace safety, along with elective units in areas such as team effectiveness and innovation. Graduates are prepared for careers as automotive service managers, dealership managers, and other senior management positions within the industry.

Program Outline

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• Objectives: The program aims to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills required for leadership and management roles in the automotive industry.
• Description: The Diploma of Automotive Management focuses on developing students' abilities to manage complex customer issues, contribute to business improvement initiatives, manage budgets and financial plans, lead and manage teams effectively, and ensure a safe workplace.
• Target Audience: This program is suitable for individuals seeking senior management positions within various sectors of the automotive industry.

Outline:

Course Structure:

• Duration: 52 weeks (44 weeks of instruction and 8 weeks of scheduled break)
• Delivery Mode: Blended - face-to-face and online sessions
• Number of Units: 12 units of competency (6 core + 6 elective)
• Assessment: A combination of assignments, projects, presentations, and examinations

Core Units:

• AURAEA004: Manage environmental and sustainability best practices in an automotive workplace
• AURAMA005: Manage complex customer issues in an automotive workplace
• AURAMA006: Contribute to planning and implementing business improvement in an automotive workplace
• BSBFIM501: Manage budgets and financial plans
• BSBMGT502: Manage people performance
• BSBWHS501/BSBWHS521: Ensure a safe workplace

Elective Units (Choose 6):

• AURTTR101: Diagnose complex faults in engine management systems
• AURETR037: Diagnose complex faults in light vehicle safety systems
• BSBWOR502: Lead and manage team effectiveness
• BSBINN502: Build and sustain an innovative work environment
• BSBWOR501: Manage personal work priorities and professional development
• BSBLED401: Develop teams and individuals

Assessment:

Assessment Methods:

• Assignments
• Projects
• Presentations
• Examinations

Assessment Criteria:

• Knowledge and understanding of the subject matter
• Application of skills and knowledge to real-world scenarios
• Communication and presentation skills
• Teamwork and collaboration abilities

Teaching:

Teaching Methods:

• Interactive lectures and workshops
• Case studies and simulations
• Industry guest speakers
• Online learning resources

Faculty:

• Experienced and qualified instructors with industry expertise

Unique Approaches:

• Strong emphasis on practical application of knowledge and skills
• Industry-relevant case studies and projects
• Access to industry-standard equipment and facilities

Careers:

Potential Career Paths:

• Automotive Service Manager
• Automotive Parts Manager
• Automotive Workshop Manager
• Automotive Dealership Manager
• Fleet Manager
• Automotive Sales Manager
• Automotive Marketing Manager

Career Opportunities:

• Opportunities to work in various sectors of the automotive industry, including dealerships, workshops, parts distributors, and manufacturers.

Other:

IT Requirements:

Academic Transcript and Statement of Attainment:

• Students receive an academic transcript and statement of attainment upon successful completion of the program.