Cert II In Engineering Pathways
Certificate II In Engineering Pathways – MEM20413
This course is perfect for those:
Seeking a pathway to an apprenticeship in an engineering trade such as:
- Mechanical (electrical, plant mechanic, production systems),
- Fabrication (sheet metal, boilermaker, welding), etc.
- Machinist (Using lathes, mills and other workshop machinery to turn)
- Wanting a job as a trades assistant
Course Overview
- Who: School-Based Students in Year 11 or 12 with interest in the Engineering Industry
- Duration: 2 days per week over 4 terms
- Where: All training conducted on school grounds during school hours
- Equipment: All student resources, equipment, building materials and personal protective equipment is provided, including a “High Vis” shirt with school logo.
- Future Pathways: Partnerships with industry, providing work experience and apprenticeship opportunities.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
- A good attitude and passion in working with metal
- You do not need any previous experience to enrol in this subject
- basic written, numeracy and verbal communication skills are desirable.
Resources and Assessment
For the theory component of the course, resources are: Provided in hard copy, in Canvas and on USB if required.
Course outcomes
- Nationally Recognised MEM20413 Certificate II in Engineering Pathways
- Up to 41 TCE credit points
- Access to industry employment and apprenticeship opportunities
COURSE STRUCTURE
This qualification provides an introduction to the engineering industry.
The units cover essential skill and knowledge requirements to successfully commence
work in the industry.
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