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Apprentice panel beaters will learn to determine the nature and extent of damage to a vehicle and be trained to carry out the necessary expert repairs.  Work would include repair, removal or replacement of damaged panels and sub-structures using metal welding and modern bonding techniques and applying professional finishing techniques such as filling and sanding

Australia’s modern vehicle fleet requires highly skilled Light Vehicle Motor Mechanics to maintain, service and repair vehicle mechanical and electrical components. The range of tasks undertaken by motor mechanics includes working on engines, transmissions, steering systems and much more. Today’s motor mechanic needs to be highly literate and numerate and should have the capacity to

Auto Electrical Commercial Vehicle Fabrication Elevated Work Platform Engine Reconditioner Forklift Mechanic Heavy Vehicle Light Vehicle Marine Technician Motorcycle Panel Beating Spray Painting VACC Apprentice Program Auto Electrical Commercial Vehicle Fabrication Elevated Work Platform Engine Reconditioner Forklift Mechanic Heavy Vehicle Light Vehicle Marine Technician Motorcycle Panel Beating Spray Painting VACC Apprentice Program

How do I hire a VACC apprentice? Register your interest with VACC Auto Apprenticeships, and a Field Officer will contact you about potential candidates available. Do I need to release the apprentice from work for TAFE? An apprentice/trainee will need to attend TAFE or an RTO at regular intervals for the duration of their training

Provide an environment conducive to the apprentice’s development of workplace skills. Provide a safe working environment which complies with the relevant award requirements. Provide training and work to the apprentice/trainee relevant to the apprenticeship/traineeship. Assign existing qualified and competent staff to guide, develop and encourage the apprentice. Identify areas in which the apprentice can be

Foster the future of the automotive industry and help reduce the current skills shortage School-Based Trainees are a great chance to look at a prospective apprentice in the workplace VACC Auto Apprenticeships take the work out of finding the best candidate and all the administration involved—all you have to think about is training and directing

If your business is struggling to find the right apprentice and is wasting valuable time advertising and interviewing for the right staff, VACC Automotive Apprenticeships can help by taking the hassle out of employing your next apprentice. We ensure your next apprentice is the “perfect fit” for your business requirements, with constant monitoring and communication

It’s easy to hire the right apprentice with VACC! Taking on apprentices or trainees can provide real benefits for your business. They can contribute significantly to your bottom line, with practical skills and knowledge acquired through their training. To learn more about the services VACC provides to  host employers and why you should hire a

How long will an apprenticeship go for? An apprenticeship generally takes 4 years to complete. How long will a full-time traineeship go for? A full time traineeship takes 12 months (1 year) to complete. How long will a school-based traineeship go for? Depending upon work arrangements, a school based traineeship takes 2-3 years to complete

The selection process applies to Apprentices, Trainees and School Based Apprentices/Trainees. The steps below will help you understand  VACC’s selection process: Prospective applicants are to complete an application form online, attach a cover letter and resume, then submit to VACC Auto Apprenticeships. Upon receipt application will be assessed by VACC Auto Apprenticeships recruitment personnel. Applicants who meet the