Learn the trade before you get the job, so you walk into an interview able to talk like someone who belongs there, not someone hoping to be given a go.

You've sent off applications. Walked into workshops. Heard nothing back.
Here's why. Taking on a first-year apprentice is a four-year bet, worth tens of thousands, on someone who can't do the job yet. Employers aren't looking for the keenest bloke. They're looking for the safest one.
Every applicant says the same three things: hard worker, reliable, keen to learn. On paper you all look identical, so they pick whoever they already know.
It's eight weeks of what most apprentices only pick up in their first year on the tools.
Engines and systems
How engines, components and major systems work - and the terminology used in a heavy diesel workshop.
Hydraulics to electrical
Build a working understanding of hydraulics, braking, air systems, transmissions, drivetrains and electrical systems.
Fault-finding
Learn how to think through a problem, identify possible causes and approach faults systematically.
Foundational workshop skills
Servicing, preventative maintenance and how to navigate and use service manuals.
Lifetime access
Keep the course and the private group for good so you can come back to it throughout your apprenticeship.
Getting hired
How to present yourself, prepare your resume, approach applications and handle apprenticeship interviews.
Real industry insight
Direct access to Andrew on weekly live calls, and a straight answer on what the trade is really like.
Useful from day one
How to ask better questions, learn from experienced tradespeople and become worth having around in the workshop.

Andrew, 15 years on the tools
Heavy Diesel Mechanic / Director of HDM
Andrew has been a Heavy Diesel Mechanic for 15 years. He got his start the way a lot of people do - he knew someone in the industry. Not because he was more qualified or more experienced than everyone else who applied, but because he got his foot in the door.
Today, he runs his own diesel fitting business servicing mining clients, with two Heavy Diesel Mechanics and two service utes on the road. And from the other side of the hiring desk, he’s seen the same thing happen over and over again: good people get knocked back, not because they lack the drive, but because they have no experience or knowledge they can demonstrate.
So Andrew built the Apprenticeship Accelerator to give aspiring mechanics the next best thing to knowing someone on the inside - the knowledge to walk in and show they’re serious about the trade.
You're ready to put in the work to get a Heavy Diesel Apprenticeship
You're mechanically minded but just don't have experience yet
You've been applying for apprenticeships but not hearing back
You can put in a few hours a week for eight weeks
You'd rather take action now than sit around waiting.
You're looking for someone to hand you an apprenticeship without any effort
You're not actually sure you want to become a Heavy Diesel Mechanic
You expect us to apply to employers on your behalf
You're not prepared to put in the work or attend the weekly live calls
You're after a guaranteed job rather than a genuine advantage
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