Dharan Group

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Recognition of prior Learning
The college recognises Australian qualification framework (AQF) qualifications and statements of attainments issued by any other registered training organisations (RTO) that are applicable to the given program. The college provides a RPL application form detailing the required types of information required by applicants wishing to utilise this process.
Policies and Procedures
It is the student’s responsibility to ensure all college policies are clearly understood, these policies and proce-dures are provided in detail in the student handbook and if any student requires any further clarification you are welcome to contact the college administration staff.
Attendance
• A minimum of 80% attendance at lectures is recommended for the successful completion of a unit of study.
• Students are required to attend lectures each week at the scheduled times according to their ac-ceptance notice.
• 100% attendance at workshop or practicals

Assessment
• Assessment for each unit of study is compulsory
• Students are required to complete all assessments in accordance to the assessment outline for each unit of study.
• Where a final examination is indicated students are required to attend according to the published ex-amination timetable.
• If the student is deferring the examination must provide the relevant information.(e.g, Medical certif-icate or other document)
• Deferred examination attracts an extra fee and must be attended at the rescheduled time.
• Results will be withheld until full payment is made for any monies outstanding.
Appeals or Grievances
• Appeals against grades must be made in writing to student services officer within 14 days of grades being posted (see student handbook for detail)
• Grievances regarding academic matters are to be made using the procedure detailed in the students Handbook which is available from the College administration, library and website.
Student records
• Students name and address details are held in the confidential College database.
• Student must advise the College administration in writing of any changes to their name and address details using the official form.
Language Literacy and Numeracy
All students have the option to be assessed in order to ascertain if their Literacy and Numeracy skills are suffi-cient to successfully undertake the training programme. This is usually via interview or completion of an exer-cise contained in the proposed training programme.

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Visa Procedures
You will require a student visa if you are an overseas student. Further information regarding visas can be ob-tained from the Australian Embassy, Consulate General or an Education Agent in your country. If you are already in Australia you may be able to apply to change your visa on-shore, please contact DIAC for further information. www.immi.gov.au
Please Note:
International students are limited to 20 hours work per week while they are studying and they can work full time during study vacation.
For more information please visit the DIAC website.
Medical Insurance
You must have acceptable health cover for the period of your intended stay in Australia. To meet the require-ment, you should pay the overseas student health cover (OSHC), which will provide you with medical and hos-pital insurance.
Information on OSHC and the providers can be found on www.immi.gov.au


School-Aged Dependents
Be advised that your school-aged dependents who accompany you to Australia will be required to pay full fees if they are enrolled in either a government or non-government School. Information of visa for your dependants can be found on the DIAC website.
Orientation
Our orientation program provides students with important and valuable information and assistance. All students are scheduled for an orientation program in accordance With their course program. These include:
• Campus Information
• Student Services
• Introduction to Staff
• Medical Insurance Membership
• Opening Bank Accounts
• Academic issues including course attendance and progress requirements
• Compliance and appeals policy and procedures
• Purchasing Text Books

You will require a student visa if you are an overseas student. Further information regarding visas can be ob-tained from the Australian Embassy, Consulate General or an Education Agent in your country. If you are already in Australia you may be able to apply to change your visa on-shore, please contact DIAC for further information. www.immi.gov.au
Please Note:
International students are limited to 20 hours work per week while they are studying and they can work full time during study vacation.
For more information please visit the DIAC website.
Medical Insurance
You must have acceptable health cover for the period of your intended stay in Australia. To meet the require-ment, you should pay the overseas student health cover (OSHC), which will provide you with medical and hos-pital insurance.
Information on OSHC and the providers can be found on www.immi.gov.au


School-Aged Dependents
Be advised that your school-aged dependents who accompany you to Australia will be required to pay full fees if they are enrolled in either a government or non-government School. Information of visa for your dependants can be found on the DIAC website.
Orientation
Our orientation program provides students with important and valuable information and assistance. All students are scheduled for an orientation program in accordance With their course program. These include:
• Campus Information
• Student Services
• Introduction to Staff
• Medical Insurance Membership
• Opening Bank Accounts
• Academic issues including course attendance and progress requirements
• Compliance and appeals policy and procedures
• Purchasing Text Books

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Please choose a course to study from the following:
Please Tick
COURSE

DURA-TION
Tuition Fee* Mode of Delivery
Automotive:
AUR30405 Certificate III in Automotive Mechanical Tech-nology 68 weeks (20 weeks holiday) $19,500 Full-Time
AUR40208 Certificate IV in Automotive Technology 36 weeks (12 weeks holi-day) $6,500 Full-Time
* The fees and charges are subject to change
*These courses are solely packaged
Other Payment Summary
Application Fee*
AUD $ 200
Enrolment Fees* AUD$500
Tuition Fees (indicate course): AUD $26,000
Airport Reception Fees(If Applicable) AUD $120
Accommodation Placement Fee (if applicable) AUD $150
Home stay per week (if applicable) AUD $180-$260
Guidance Placement Fees(if applicable) AUD $175
Medical Insurance- Overseas Student Health Cover(OSHC) #
AUD$174(6 months)
AUD$261(9 months)
AUD$348(12 months)

Total Payable
AUD$26,700
Note: * Compulsory payable items
Note: # OSHC for the first six months are included in Enrolment Fees.

Note: please refer to student handbook or NECT procedures & policies for refund policies & procedures.

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Living Cost
Living cost per year in Australia is $18,000 for the main applicant, $6,300 for your
Spouse, $3600 for first child and $2700 for each extra child accompanied. The stated costs are the minimum living costs as advised by DIMIA for further information please visit www.immi.gov.au
Public Transport
You'll find Brisbane offers a range of transport appropriate for Brisbane's diverse Geography and Brisbane transport provides a 40% discount to student (Subject to change).
Ferries
Brisbane's ferries are a useful way of getting across the city and its river precincts. Ferries are the best way to get to the college campus.
Buses
For bus information regarding local and travel services, visit the Brisbane Buses web Page.
Trains
Queensland Rail offers both Brisbane based and Travel train services, which link Brisbane with destinations throughout the state. For information on City train call 13 12 30 or Travel train call 13 22 32.


Airports
Brisbane has both an international and domestic airport. These are easy to get to via public transport such as buses, taxis and the Air train service (expensive than normal train service).

Visa & Study Information
Tuition Fee Payment
1. Pay in full prior to commencing the course.
2. Payment in full at the commencement of each semester.

Provides access to information about Australian visas, Australian citizenship

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Note*: The two courses are solely packaged

The Queensland College of Technology is a Registered Training Organisation and is committed to providing quality training to all its students.
Entry Requirements:
Our Programs have entry requirements although we do offer applicant a chance to start with, no previous in-dustry experience. To be eligible for enrolment in any of the courses offered by Queensland College of Tech-nology applicant needs to fulfil following prerequisites:
1. Complete and pass high school to grade 12 or equivalent.
2. Secure an IELTS overall band of 5.5 (Unless revised by DIAC, for International overseas student)
3. Cert IV has additional entry requirement that is the applicant should have successfully passed and completed Certificate III in Automotive Technology - AUR30405 or equivalent.
At Queensland College of Technology we want the students to achieve their goals, whether a beginner wishing to enter in Automotive Industry or an advanced student with some definite career goals. Given below is a brief outline and introduction about the courses and their professional outcome.
Learning environment, delivery and facilitation for automotive courses:
The College has classroom areas where theory sessions will be conducted. Most of the study would be done online with the help of the projector and computer. Every student will be provided with an online login to the course material. The college is equipped with computers so that students can study after hours as well. Recog-nition of prior learning is available; Institute can organize volunteering work experience for individuals if re-quired .Automotive Industry tours will be organized over the period of time.
Living in Brisbane
Brisbane is the state capital and the largest city of Queensland and is known as Australia's most liveable city with the population of 1.5 million people. Brisbane has domestic and international airports with direct flight to most of the countries. Brisbane acts as a gateway to Gold coast and Sunshine coast, which are popular for their theme parks and World famous Steve Irvin’s Australia Zoo. Over twenty-six per cent of Brisbane's population was not born in Australia, making Brisbane culturally diverse. This diversity is reflected in many of the exciting features Brisbane has to offer its residents and visitors, including festivals, events, restaurants, arts and com-munity facilities.
Accommodation
A wide range of accommodation is available in and around Brisbane. Types of accommodation Include:
• Inner-city apartments
• Houses and apartments in local Brisbane suburbs
• Home stay with families.
• Shared accommodation

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Semester 3
Block 1 Block 2
AURT200368A Select and use bearing, seals, gaskets, sealents and adhesives
AURT201164A Remove and install engine assembly’s
AURT201170A Inspect and service engines
AURTLV301166A Repair engines and associated engine Components (light vehicle) AURT213170A Service Final Drive (Drive lines)
AURTLV313166A Repair final drive-Driveline (light vehicle)
AURT412645A Overhaul Final drive assemblies
AURTLV312666A Repair final drive assembly’s

Certificate IV in Automotive Technology - AUR40208 – 36 weeks
This course is designed as a pathway to advance study in automotive industry. The Course provides students with the skills necessary to work in the automotive industry. Upon completion of certificate IV, students will be able to work effectively as a motor mechanic in an automotive workshop and are quali-fied to diagnose, advise and repair the different areas of an automobile.
SEMESTER 4
Block 1 Block 2
AURT471782A Plan and Manage compliance with environmental regulations
AURT203170B Service petrol fuel systems
AURT303166B Repair petrol fuel systems
AURT403145B Overhaul petrol fuel systems
AURC362807A Build customer relations
AURT304666A Repair and Replace emission Control systems AURT466208A Carry out diagnosis of complex system faults
AURC361337A Maintain quality systems
AURT210170A Inspect and service braking systems
AURT310104A Assemble and fit braking systems/components
AURT310166A Repair hydraulic braking systems
AURT310171A Inspect, service and repair auxiliary braking systems
AURT410145AA Overhaul braking system components (light)

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Queensland College of Technology delivers following courses.

Certificate III in Automotive Mechanical Technology - AUR30405 – 68 weeks
This course is designed as a qualification for a person to provide general assistance with multiple au-tomotive services within a mechanical workshop. Students will learn a range of functions that will assist them to work effectively under direct supervision, as a team member within an automotive workshop. Skills gained on completion of certificate III cover, communication, customer service, safe work practices and developing Automotive Industry knowledge. The course has a strong emphasis on tech-nical and working in a team environment.
Unit Code
Unit of Competency
All Semesters would comprise of two blocks.
Semester 1
Block 1 Block 2
AURC270103A Apply safe working practices
AURC359350A Conduct information sessions
AURE218664A Remove and replace electrical/ Electronic units/assemblies
AURE218670A Service, maintain or replace batteries
AURE218676A Test, service and chargebatteries
AURE218708A Carry out repairs to single electrical circuit’s
AURT271781A Implement and monitor environmental regulations In the automotive mechanical industry
AURT270278A Use and maintain Workplace tools and equipment
AURE320666A Repair ignition systems AURT306170A Inspect, service and/ or repair clutch assemblies And associated operating system components
AURT406145A Overhaul clutch systems
AURT202166A Repair cooling systems
AURT202170A Inspect and Service cooling System


Semester 2
Block1 Block2
AURT202608A Carry out radiator repairs
AURT206670A Inspect and service transmissions (manual)
AURT406645A Overhaul transmissions (manual)
AURTLV306666A Repair transmission-manual (light vehicle)
AURT207170A Inspect and service transmissions (automatic)
AURT407145A Overhaul transmission (automatic)
AURTLV307166A Repair transmission-automatic (light vehicle) AURT215130A Inspect steering systems
AURT215170A Inspect and service steering systems
AURT415145A Overhaul steering system components
AURTLV315166A Repair steering systems (light vehicle)
AURT216170A Inspect and service suspension systems
AURTLV316166A Repair suspension systems (light vehicle)

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Welcome to Queensland College of Technology

Thank you for enrolling with Queensland College of Technology We hope you will find the time we

share challenging, rewarding and fun.

Our aim is to equip you with the knowledge, skills and confidence you need to enter the workforce or to undertake further studies. We hope that this course will expose you to a variety of experiences and challenges. The course will provide a mix of theory and practical training. We will also offer you an opportunity to build your confidence and motivation with a view to preparing you for a competitive market.
Upon enrolling, you have rights and responsibilities, most of which are outlined in your student handbook. You are welcome to contact us for further information if you have questions that are not covered in the handbook.
The quality of your experience with Queensland College of Technology depends largely on your motivation and commitment. Our goal is to provide an ideal learning environment and to support this view our staff facilities and curriculum have been developed to exceed the current require-ments of industry.
We look forward to assisting you in achieving your goals and dreams.

Leeann Sathiyavan
Director
Queensland College of Technology

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