SHAPING THE NEXT GENERATION OF AUTOMOTIVE EXPERTS

The Institute of Automotive Mechanical Engineers (IAME) says training must evolve

In an industry defined by rapid innovation, one thing remains timeless: the need for skilled, adaptable, and passionate automotive professionals.
The Institute of Automotive Mechanical Engineers (IAME), says it is “not just keeping pace — it is setting the standard.”
Explaining that it believes ‘training must evolve,’ IAME says Australia’s workshops are changing with smarter technology, more complex vehicles, and rising customer expectations – all demanding a new kind of technician.
IAME says it delivers training that is hands-on and workshop-based, led by seasoned professionals, and focused on real-word readiness – stating that this isn’t textbook theory, it is practical learning that “stays for life.”
Further, IAME says it believe in being inclusive, safe, and fair, stating that every learner deserves a seat at the workbench.
Whether you are a First Nations apprentice, a woman entering the trades, or someone seeking a fresh start, IAME says it welcomes you, noting that “diversity isn’t a checkbox, it is the engine of progress.”
IAME offers nationally recognised qualifications in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology; Heavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanical Technology; Automotive Electrical Technology; Body Repair Technology; Automotive Refinishing Technology; and Automotive Sales.
These qualifications are offered with flexible start dates, personalised support, and wellbeing services, with IAME seeking to remove barriers so learners and employers can focus on results.
When it comes to Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL), IAME says your experience matters and its RPL pathway helps seasoned professionals gain formal qualifications based on real-world expertise with fair, consistent and industry-aligned assessments.
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IAME invites you to stay ahead of seasonal demand with its Certificate II in Automotive Air Conditioning Technology, encouraging you to gain the skills, knowledge, and licence to keep customers cool and businesses thriving.
IAME says, “we don’t just train mechanics — we shape futures. Whether you’re starting out or stepping up, we’re here to help.”

For more information, call 02 9782 1100 or visit www.iame.com.au/training-education