Driving your career forward.

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NZQA accredited and registered provider

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EDUCATIONAL SERVICES LTD

473 Te Rapa Road. PO Box 10-244, Hamilton 3241

phone 07 849 9828

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fax 07 849 9808

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[email protected]

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www.feds.co.nz

Fairview Automotive Resources

2015

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Fairview Educational Services Ltd (FEDS) is based in the Waikato and has been established since 1998. We are NZQA accredited and have 17 years experience delivering automotive training and resources. We provide automotive resources to over 180 schools throughout New Zealand and deliver full-time courses at our Hamilton site.

Fairview resources overview:

 Workbooks available for unit standards at levels 1, 2 and 3

 Nine Gateway pack options available as well as numeracy and standalone units

 Schools have access to additional supporting resources on the FEDS website (practice papers, revision activities)

 Unused workbooks can be passed on to another student (by arrangement with FEDS)

 Certificates issued to students when Gateway packs are completed

 The majority of unit standards covered in the Gateway packs count towards an automotive apprenticeship and

Vocational Pathways qualifications

We also supply:

o Boots and overalls to schools at competitive prices o Workbooks to schools that teach automotive classes

ELECTRONIC OPTION FOR WORKBOOK REVIEW QUESTIONS AND PRACTICE PAPERS

For 2015 we are adding a facility to our website to enable schools to download activities that can be completed electronically by their students. This allows students to complete review questions and practice assessment papers using their electronic devices. Student answers for review questions can be emailed to FEDS by the teacher for marking (practice papers are marked at school).

NB. this electronic process is entirely optional, schools are welcome to carry on with the current hard copy workbook format used in 2014.

WEB LINKS

We have added YouTube web links on to our website. These are links that tutors at Fairviews have found useful when delivering courses to our fulltime students.

INTRO OFFER

For 2015 we are making unit 21674 (terminology) available to purchase as a single unit. This will allow schools to determine a student’s interest level in the automotive area. The price for this unit will be $75 (please note if a Gateway pack is purchased when unit 21674 is completed the $75 will be credited against the pack price of $290).

ADDITIONAL LEVEL 3 UNIT

Unit standard 23817 (DKO of braking principles and component operations) worth 5 credits will be offered in 2015 (five level 3’s now available).

We have several gateway packs available that are designed to suit students in a range of automotive and related workshops. Students can start on any of our packs or we can tailor make a pack to suit (see pack 9). Each pack totals 12 credits. FEDS marks all workbooks and assessments for the units in the Gateway packs.

The large majority of units in the Fairview Gateway packs count towards the Vocational Pathways Manufacturing and Technology Sector.

Price per pack: $290

per pack

(price includes all marking)

Price excludes GST and postage

GATEWAY PACKS

NEW FOR 2015 ….

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Gateway Pack 1: STARTER

Ideal entry pack for students considering entering the motor industry

Unit Id Title Level Credit Assessment

16113 3856

DKO safe working practices in an automotive workshop

Identify emergency procedures in the motor and related industries

(combined workbook) 2 2 2 2 Theory Theory

3877 DKO protecting vehicle electronics in the motor industry 2 2 Theory

21669 DKO hand tools and workshop equipment 2 2 Theory

21674 DKO terminology used in the motor industry 2 2 Theory

21679 DKO interchanging and balancing road wheels in the motor industry 2 2 Theory

Credit Total 12

Gateway Pack 2: FOLLOW UP

Introduces students to some of the main principles of vehicle operation

Ideal for students planning careers as motor vehicle technicians (cars/motorcycles)

231 Explain the operation of two and four stroke petrol and diesel engines 2 4 Theory

240 DKO petrol fuel systems 2 3 Theory

21668 DKO cleaning automotive components 2 2 Theory

21670 DKO general engineering tasks in the motor industry 2 3 Theory

Credit Total 12

Gateway Pack 3: DIESEL

Tailored pack for students planning careers such as diesel technicians (trucks, plant, graders etc)

16113 3856

231 Explain the operation of two and four stroke petrol and diesel engines 2 4 Theory

21677 DKO a diesel fuel system 2 2 Theory

Credit Total 12

Gateway Pack 4: PANELBEATING

Tailored pack for students planning careers as panelbeaters or coachbuilders

16113 3856

21682 DKO an oxy acetylene welding plant in the motor industry 2 2 Theory

21683 DKO MIG welding in the motor industry 2 2 Theory

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Gateway Pack 5: AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL

Tailored for students planning careers as automotive technicians (auto electrician, car mechanic, diesel mechanic)

234 Describe automotive starting and charging systems 2 4 Theory

21707 DKO automotive electrical principles 2 6 Theory

Credit Total 12

Gateway Pack 6: BRAKES, TYRES, STEERING and SUSPENSION

Tailored for students planning careers such as tyre fitters, steering and suspension specialists

16113 3856

21679 DKO interchanging and balancing road wheels in the motor industry 2 2 Theory

21689 DKO hydraulic brake fluid, fluid replacement and brake bleeding

procedures

2 2 Theory

21720 DKO vehicle braking systems 2 2 Theory

21721 DKO vehicle steering and suspension systems 2 2 Theory

Credit Total 12

Gateway Pack 7: ADMINISTRATION

Useful for students planning careers in parts warehousing, parts sales and vehicle sales

21857 Identify the occupational areas and structures of the NZ automotive

industry

1 2 Theory

4261 Identify legal rights and obligations in relation to owning and

operating a private motor vehicle

2 3 Theory

12349 DKO time management 2 3 Theory

21673 DKO maintaining stock security in the motor industry 2 2 Theory

Credit Total 12

Gateway Pack 8: LEVEL THREE

Tailored for students working at level three at school

918 DKO light vehicle final drive assembly operation 3 4 Theory

5461 DKO fuel emissions and vehicle emission controls 3 4 Theory

15373 DKO automotive air conditioning 3 4 Theory

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Gateway Pack 9: MIX and MATCH

Schools are welcome to put together their own packs from our list of units below. Packs can be made up of any units with a maximum of 12 credits.

VP -  units count towards Vocational Pathways Manufacturing and Technology sector

Unit Title VP Level Cr

15408 Describe motor vehicle safe motoring requirements and general locations of

systems and components

 1 4

21857 Identify the occupational areas and structures of the NZ automotive industry 1 2

248 Describe an apprenticeship employment contract for the automotive industry 2 1

4261 Identify legal rights and obligations in relation to owning and operating a private

motor vehicle

2 3

12349 DKO time management  2 3

16113 3856

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 2 ₂ 2 ₂

229 Identify the general locations and functions of motor vehicle systems and main

components*

 2 4

231 Explain the operation of two and four stroke petrol and diesel engines  2 4

234 Describe automotive starting and charging systems and their operation  2 4

235 Describe automotive ignition systems and their operation  2 4

239 DKO automotive manual transmissions*  2 2

240 DKO petrol fuel systems  2 3

3856 Identify emergency procedures in the motor and related industries  2 2

3877 DKO protecting vehicle electronics in the motor industry  2 2

21668 DKO cleaning automotive components  2 2

21669 DKO hand tools and workshop equipment for motor industry applications  2 2

21670 DKO general engineering tasks in the motor industry*  2 3

21672 DKO new and emerging technology in the motor industry*  2 5

21673 DKO maintaining stock security in the motor and related industries  2 2

21674 DKO terminology used in the motor industry  2 2

21677 DKO a diesel fuel system  2 2

21679 DKO interchanging and balancing road wheels in the motor industry  2 2

21680 DKO automotive lubricants and sealants*  2 2

21682 DKO an oxy-acetylene welding plant in the motor industry  2 2

21683 DKO MIG welding in the motor industry  2 2

21686 DKO automotive cooling systems 2 2

21687 DKO a basic engine tune up* 2 3

21689 DKO hydraulic brake fluid, fluid replacement and brake bleeding procedures  2 2

21707 DKO automotive electrical principles*  2 6

21720 DKO vehicle braking systems  2 2

21721 DKO vehicle steering and suspension systems  2 2

918 DKO light vehicle final drive assembly operation* 3 4

920 Describe the construction and operation of manual and semi-automatic

transmissions used on light vehicles*

3 4

5461 DKO fuel emissions and vehicle emission controls* 3 4

15373 DKO automotive air conditioning* 3 4

23817 DKO braking principles and system component operation for light vehicles* 3 5

* These units are reasonably technical and challenging

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Units: 15408/4261/12349/21857

Our standalone units are written with an automotive focus but include key work and life skills. Many schools deliver these units to students across different curriculum areas. The majority of schools are accredited to assess these four units if they choose to or FEDS can mark and assess these units if preferred.

Unit Id Title Level Credit Assessment

15408 Describe motor vehicle safe motoring requirements and general locations

of systems and components

(includes information on car ownership, vehicle documents, car maintenance, car grooming, tyres, fluid levels and vehicle components)

1 4 Theory

21857 Identify the occupational areas and structure of the NZ motor industry

(includes careers information for students interested in entering the motor industry)

1 2 Theory

4261 Identify legal rights and obligations in relation to owning and operating a

private motor vehicle

(includes information on drivers licences, vehicle documents, vehicle insurance, legal protection when buying a car and vehicle checks)

2 3 Theory

12349 Demonstrate knowledge of time management

(includes information on time management, identifying and setting priorities, dealing with and minimising diversions)

2 3 Theory

Options available for standalone units:

OPTION 1: This option is only available for orders of 10 or more of each unit

School marks the workbooks (marking schedule supplied)

School marks the assessments (marking schedule supplied)

 School reports results to NZQA using School provider code

 School is responsible for moderation, both pre and post (assessments must be retained by school)

OPTION 2:

School marks the workbooks (marking schedule supplied) FEDS marks the assessments

 School reports results using FEDS provider code

OPTION 3:

FEDS marks the workbooks FEDS marks the assessments

 School reports results using FEDS provider code

Standalone unit pricing options - per unit:

Unit: Option 1: Option 2: Option 3:

Orders of 10+ Orders of 1-5 Orders of 6+ Orders of 1-5 Orders of 6+

15408 $22 $40 $32 $50 $42

4261 $17 $35 $27 $45 $37

12349 $17 $35 $27 $45 $37

21857 $17 $35 $27 $45 $37

Prices quoted are per student and exclude GST and postage

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Units: 15408/4261/21857/26623

Our numeracy pack includes unit standards 15408, 4261 and 21857 with unit 26623 embedded within these three units. By completing these three units over a period of time students can use the numeracy activities as evidence for unit 26623. This combined pack of three workbooks (with one question booklet) covers four unit standards and totals 13 NCEA credits. Unit 26623 counts towards the 10 numeracy credits required for NCEA level 1.

Unit Id Title Level Credit Assessment

15408 Describe motor vehicle safe motoring requirements and general

locations of systems and components

1 4 Theory

21857 Identify the occupational areas and structure of the NZ motor

industry

1 2 Theory

4261 Identify legal rights and obligations in relation to owning and

operating a private motor vehicle

2 3 Theory

26623 Use number to solve problems 1 4 Embedded tasks

Credit Total 13

The majority of schools are accredited to deliver and assess all four of these units or FEDS can mark and assess three of the units if preferred (school needs to assess unit 26623).

Options available for numeracy pack units:

Please note that for all options:

 The numeracy tasks must be completed over a period of time, for example across 2terms

 School records student results for the numeracy tasks as evidence for unit 26623 (evidence matrix supplied)

 School retains a copy of the question booklet containing the numeracy questions and the evidence matrix

 School makes assessment decision regarding whether student has achieved unit 26623

 School reports results for unit 26623 to NZQA using School provider code

OPTION 1:

School marks the student question booklet for units 15408, 4261 and 21857 (marking schedule supplied) School marks the assessments for units 15408, 4261 and 21857 (marking schedule supplied)

School is responsible for 26623

 School reports results to NZQA using School provider code for units 15408, 4261, 21857 and 26623  School is responsible for moderation, both pre and post (assessments must be retained by school)

OPTION 2:

School marks the student question booklet for units 15408, 4261 and 21857 (marking schedule supplied) FEDS marks the assessments for units 15408, 4261 and 21857

 School reports results for units 15408, 4261 and 21857 to NZQA using FEDS provider code  School reports results for unit 26623 to NZQA using School provider code

OPTION 3:

FEDS marks the student question booklet for units 15408, 4261 and 21857 FEDS marks the assessments for units 15408, 4261 and 21857

 School reports results for units 15408, 4261 and 21857 to NZQA using FEDS provider code  School reports results for unit 26623 to NZQA using School provider code

Numeracy pack pricing options: per pack

Option 1: Option 2: Option 3:

1 – 9 packs $85 $115 $145

10 packs + $78 $105 $135

Prices quoted are per student and exclude GST and postage

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