Who is a Mechanic?

A mechanic is an artisan, skilled tradesperson, or technician who uses tools to build, maintain, or repair machinery.

How To Become A Mechanic In Namibia?

Becoming a diesel mechanic is a long-term investment and requires a formal education up to a certificate level. Pre-apprenticeship courses such as Certificate II in Automotive Servicing Technology (AUR20516) give you an idea of what kind of career you’re looking for, as well as giving you some skills that can be used in other fields.

Mechanics can expect to spend up to 2-5 years on their education & training. In most cases, employers expect mechanics with ASE certification or a comparable level of education & experience before they can be hired.

How much does a diesel mechanic make in Namibia?

Across the board, the top 25% of workers earned an average annual salary of $60,200 and the bottom 25% made an average annual salary of $38,800 in 2019. Entry-level Diesel Mechanics in 2019 averaged $34,000 in income. Salary varies based on location and labour market.