With the support of the Queensland Government, Aviation Australia is committed to shaping the next generation of aerospace professionals by offering school-to-work pathways that open doors to exciting careers in aviation.
The Certificate II in Autonomous Technologies (1035NAT) introduces students to the cutting-edge world of autonomous systems. This qualification equips you with essential knowledge in software, hardware, and advanced technologies, placing a strong emphasis on innovation and problem-solving. You’ll develop expertise in areas like networking, programming, the Internet of Things (IoT), autonomy, and robotics, including hands-on experience with electrical control circuits, fluid power, and Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC).
Beyond technical skills, this course provides vital training in safety, communication, and industry standards, preparing you for a diverse range of career opportunities. With a focus on real-world applications and lifelong learning, this program offers a pathway to further education in technical, engineering, trade, and ICT fields, meeting the demands of a rapidly evolving sector in autonomous technologies.
Students may access only one VETiS funded course in High School. Aviation Australia will assist in assessing the eligibility of students.
12- or 18-months programs available
*Funding is available for this qualification for eligible applicants. Co-Contribution Fees are required to be charged under the Certificate 3 Guarantee program.
*The course is currently available in Queensland only, other locations upon request from 2025.
No previous drone/RPAS flying experience is required to undertake our course.
The theoretical content is aimed at a level of knowledge and comprehension of a person that has completed year 10. The minimum age we will accept on a course is 15.
Any person aged under 18 will also require permission from a parent or guardian to attend.
Funding is available for eligible applications, view the Skills Assure page for eligibility requirements.
This course is delivered in partnership with Remote Aviation Australia.