About Us

The Bike Mechanic qualifications described on this website are brought to you via a partnership between:

AEL is a NZ based Private Training Establishment registered and accredited with the NZQA to provide a number of tertiary training programmes including these Bike Mechanic qualifications
AE is dedicated to providing high quality learner outcomes, life-changing educational experiences, continuous improvement in the delivery of our programmes, and well trained and professional staff

For more info visit Adventure Education

BIANZ’s objective is to provide a national organisation for retailers, manufacturers, importers and distributors in order to develop the retail cycle industry in New Zealand
BIANZ is involved in the raising of retail and technical standards in the cycle trade

For more info visit BIANZ

Read more about a career as a Bicycle Mechanic on the Kiwi Careers website.

Q: How many NZ Bike Shops need Bike Mechanics?

A: There are 265 bicycle retailers with workshops in New Zealand, so any number of them could be ready to hire you once you have finished your Bike Mechanic training.

(And we have all their contact details, so when you have finished your training we can help you find work.)
Q: What does “level 3″ and “level 4″ mean?

A: The following diagram shows where level 3 and 4 are positioned in the NZQA National Qualification Framework:
These Bike Mechanic Qualifications are brought to you by: