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Bicycle Training Australia

Bicycle Training Australia is a not-for-profit social enterprise based in Melbourne providing training for bicycle technicians and introductory courses for riders and those wishing to work in the bicycle industry. The organisation was established in 2012.

Accredited courses include:

Introduction to Bicycle Mechanics
Certificate II in Bicycles – AUR20311
Certificate III in Bicycles – AUR30211
Bicycle Assemblers Course

Short courses include:

Basic Bike Mechanics
Bicycle Gears and Brakes
Advanced Bicycle Mechanics

www.bicycletrainingaustralia.com.au

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