Your light vehicle mechanic experience can count toward AUR30620 Cert III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology.
The foundation
Whether your goal is better pay, a state tradesperson certificate or a TRA skills assessment, the same credential unlocks it: a nationally recognised Certificate III, issued by an accredited independent RTO through Recognition of Prior Learning.
AUR30620
Cert III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology
Core trade qualification
The everyday traces of your work become formal evidence:
Choose your outcome
Pick the goal that matches yours — the pathway, paperwork and decision-maker differ, but all three start with the same evidence portfolio.
RPL assessment of your light vehicle experience.
Credit for experience
Units covered by your experience are granted as credit.
State Fair Trading / TRA.
State licence
Meet state licensing requirements.
TRA assessment for ANZSCO 321211.
ANZSCO mapping
Mapped to ANZSCO 321211.
The cost of staying uncertified
Staying uncertified
Certified & recognised
60-second eligibility check
Five quick questions about your work history. Your answers stay on this page — nothing is sent anywhere.
Your experience and evidence look close to portfolio-ready. A free skills audit can confirm which qualification units you already meet and what gaps remain.
This is an indicative self-assessment only, not a formal RPL outcome. Formal assessment is conducted by an accredited independent RTO.
⚡Takes about 60 seconds. No email required to see your result.
Common questions
Most light vehicle RPL pathways take 6–12 months.
Site photos, job logs, tax records, employer references.
Yes. RPL is designed for experienced workers.
You may need to complete a small number of remaining units.