Diploma in Transport Technology and Management (Roads) is a three years long Diploma programme, and it follows the semester system of learning. Each academic year is divided into two semesters, with each semester lasting for six months.

After passing Form 6 or any Certificate IV in Automotive Engineering specialization courses, students are eligible to pursue this programme. Diploma in Transport Technology and Management (Roads) programme trains students in areas such as – transport management, logistics and supply chain management, transport legislation and customer service, braking and safety features, fleet management and business planning, traffic management and accident investigation, vehicle noise and vibration, transport and environment etc.

The transport industry focuses on freight and passenger relocation to a predetermined destination. The focus is on timely delivery of consignment from the consignor to the consignee for the Right Goods, with the Right Quantity, at the Right Place, at the Right Time, and with the correct quantity at the Right Price. A transport planner or transport director will forecast the transport needs of the nation so that all the transport needs of the travelling public are met, thus fulfilling the government's obligation, i.e. to provide transportation to all its citizens.

The courses in the programme have both theoretical studies and practical sessions associated with them. In the last semester (6th semester), an Industrial Attachment of six months gives students hands-on experience in an industrial scenario.

a. A Trade Certificate or Certificate IV in Automotive Engineering (OR)
b. A good pass in Fiji School Leaving Certificate Examination (FSLC) with at least 50% marks in Mathematics, and English.
(OR)
A mature applicant who has intensive industrial experience of 8 years and holds a responsible or key position in the automotive industry.