Academy Collision Repair

This programme comprises 25 credits.

Unit Standard 21701 (Level 2) (Version 3) (2 Credits)
Demonstrate knowledge of exterior and interior motor body parts and trim in the motor industry.

Unit Standard 29579 (Level 2) (Version 1) (4 Credits)
Demonstrate knowledge of good work habits and safe work practices in theautomotive industry.

Unit Standard 21693 (Level 2) (Version 2) (3 Credits)
Demonstrate knowledge of tools and equipment used in the collision repair industry.

Unit Standard 21690 (Level 2) (Version 2) (3 Credits)
Perform general servicing checks on a motor vehicle.

Unit Standard 21697 (Level 3) (Version 2) (2 Credits)
Demonstrate knowledge of repairing minor panel damage and shrinking a repair in the collision repair industry.

Unit Standard 21710 (Level 3) (Version 2) (1 Credit)
Fill and sand a repair in the motor body industry.

Unit Standard 21703 (Level 2) (Version 2) (2 Credits)
Demonstrate knowledge of masking, primers, and primer fillers in the collision repair industry.

Unit Standard 21714 (Level 2) (Version 2) (2 Credits)
Demonstrate knowledge of fastening systems used in the motor industry

Unit Standard 21869 (Level 2) (Version 4) (1 Credit)
Remove and replace road wheels on a vehicle.

Unit Standard 21709 (Level 3) (Version 3) (3 Credits)
Remove and replace damaged bolted-on motor body panels in the motor industry.

Unit Standard 21715 (Level 2) (Version 3) (2 Credits)
Select and use fastening systems in the motor industry

For year 11 - 13 secondary school learners (NZ Citizens, permanent residents or learners with an applicable visa allowing them to be enrolled in a secondary school).

Applications are to be received from participating schools.

Recommended school subjects include:

• Maths
• Chemistry
• Physics
• Construction
• Mechanical Technologies
• English
• Digital Technologies

Not applicable.

This programme is part of a suite of Academy programmes offered by UCOL Te Pūkenga to secondary learners seeking to explore their career options while still in school. Gain practical experience and NCEA Credits.

How to apply
If you're interested in applying for the UCOL Te Pūkenga Academy Collision Repairs Programme, talk to your careers advisor at school. Application is arranged in partnership with your parents/caregivers and your school.

Cost
Fees-free when criteria are met.

Transport
Transport assistance is available if you meet the criteria.

Attendance expectations
Learners must maintain appropriate attendance at both secondary school and Academy to remain enrolled in the Academy Programme.