Certificate III in Automotive
Sales – Parts Interpreting (AUR31016P)

Course Overview:

The Certificate III in Automotive Sales – Parts Interpreting incorporates the latest AUR16 modules. This versatile course covers all aspects of automotive sales, customer interaction, customer service plus all requirements of working in a modern parts department. It is perfect for new employees or those looking to move into parts interpreting role. It is also suited to any interpreter looking to progress to department manager or gain a formal recognition of their skills.

How is the course delivered?

The Certificate III in Automotive Sales – Parts Interpreting (AUR31016) is delivered as a flexible, self-paced online course, comprised of interactive multiple-choice quizzes, short and long answer questions, business analysis exercises with verbal competency assessments and an employer workplace report (where relevant).

How am I assessed?

All students have access to a personal training assessor who oversees and marks their course work. This is competency-based learning, so your assessor is there to ensure you have a sufficient grasp or understanding of the course content. Because of this, all students are free to re-submit and modify their answers to ensure the learning outcomes are met. Your assessor is there to support and assist you in achieving the learning outcomes.

Our assessors are available for contact during business hours Monday to Friday by calling 1300 807 177 or emailing training@fusioncollege.com

What is covered in the course?

There course is grouped into 4 main clusters that need to be completed. They are a mix of basic workplace requirements, practical dealership communication skills and specific sales, follow-up, and customer service skills.

The units are as follows:

Cluster1 – AUR31016 Core Units – 10

  • AURAMA004 Maintain business image in an automotive workplace – brand & image, maintaining environment, professional presentation etc.
  • AURACA001 Respond to customer needs and enquiries in an automotive workplace – complex customer issues, proposal presentation, customer effort & the purchase decision etc.
  • AURASCA005 Sell automotive products and services – sales & marketing, selling activities, sales process, objection handling, telephone skills etc.
  • AURSLA001 Comply with legal requirements when selling automotive products and services – Competition & Consumer Act, guidelines for pricing & display prices, social media marketing issues, consumer rights obligations, warranties, contracts, vehicle dealer legislation etc.
  • AURSCA006 Promote automotive products and services – acknowledging the customer, selling benefits & meaning, competition, marketing plans etc.
  • AURAFA004 Resolve routine problems in an automotive workplace – customer reactions, rules of engagement, dispute resolution, conflict response etc.
  • AURSAA001 Process customer complaints in an automotive workplace – cost of unhappy customer, company needs vs customer demands, customer service, dealing with upset customers etc.
  • AURSCA011 Conduct online transactions in an automotive workplace – rules & safety, best practice, security, fixed operations etc.
  • AURASA002 Follow safe working practices in an automotive workplace – costs, WHS Legislation, policies & procedures, hazard identification etc.
  • AURAEA002 Follow environmental and sustainability best practice in an automotive workplace – handling waste, hazardous substances, air & noise pollution, conserving energy etc.

Cluster2 – Parts Interpreting Specialist Elective Units – 4

  • BSBWOR204 Use business technology – information technology, hardware vs software, data entry & back-up, trouble-shooting, common technical terms etc.
  • BSBPRO401 Develop product knowledge – sources of information, competitor analysis& translating information, selling benefits, concept selling etc.
  • SIRXMER201 Merchandise products – place & arrange merchandise, prepare & display price tickets/labels, maintain displays etc.
  • AURSCA001 Select automotive parts and products – customer contact, identify parts & products, plan & organise activities, problem solving etc.

These 4 units form the core of the Parts Interpreting Certificate and focus on the specific requirements and day-to-day skills needed to work as an interpreter.

Cluster3 – Vehicle Sales Specialist Elective Units – 2

  • AURSCA002 Present automotive products and services for sale – display of used/new cars, customer feedback etc.
  • BSBSLS407 Identify and plan sales prospects – understanding your unique selling proposition, prospecting strategy & qualifying, document records, time management etc.

These 2 units focus specifically on the sales side of the role – such as prospecting, up-selling, generating, and identifying lead opportunities.

Cluster4 – General Elective Units – 4

  • AURAFA003 Communicate effectively in an automotive workplace – communication styles, team communication, interpersonal behaviour etc.
  • AURQA001 Contribute to quality work outcomes – team outcomes & cohesion, communication with management, identifying quality work practices etc.
  • AURACA003 Build customer relations – needs, wants & demands, relationship management, building rapport etc.
  • AURAFA001 Use numbers in an automotive workplace – maintain workplace records, calculations etc.

These 4 units focus more on skills necessary for all employees in the workforce and build a well-rounded general skill base.

At the completion of the 4 clusters there is also a short questionnaire which will help you identify your personal communication style.

How long does it take to complete?

The course is open to you for 24 months but there is no minimum time requirement. If you finish early, you still have on-going access to the course notes for the duration of the 2 years.

How do I pay for the course?

The course fee is $1,750. For individuals, the initial payment of $1,500 is due upon enrolment. The remaining amount will be invoiced upon booking of your final assessment.

For businesses the full payment of $1750 is due upon enrolment

For Traineeships payment is required in full upon enrolment of the student and will be invoiced to the business or trainee directly.

What if I need extra support?

Prior to commencement of the course, each student needs to complete both a Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) test and an Additional Support Survey. Your scores from both will indicate the level of extra support you will be provided. For more information, please refer to the Student Handbook or call 1300 807 177.

Is Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) available?

RPL is available and assessed free of charge. For more information on the process involved please refer to the Student Handbook or call 1300 807 177

PRICE $1750
$2250 traineeships

Course Code: AUR31020
Duration: 24 months
Delivery: Online
Accredited & Nationally Recognised
Course: Automotive


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