Engineering

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• engineering draftsperson

• advanced engineering tradesperson

• manufacturing management.

• • Apprenticeships in the manufacturing and engineering industry
• • Factory process worker
• • Trade assistant

• metal engineering process worker

• apprenticeship or traineeship in a trade of your choice.

• jewellery maker

• engineering factory worker

• production worker

• warehouse operator (metal and engineering).

Apprenticeship

• Be employed as an apprentice in the industry

• Register with an Apprenticeship Connect Australia Provider (ACAP) who will support your application

Non-apprenticeship

• Non-apprenticeship pathways for trade-related qualifications allow you to have your industry skills assessed through recognition of prior learning (RPL) and undertake gap training to gain a trade qualification. To take this course as a non-apprenticeship, you must:

• Be at least 21 years of age, as evidenced by photo identification

• Have at least 2 years of work experience in this occupation or trade, as evidenced by employee records such as your resume and/or letters from your employers

• Be currently employed in the relevant industry, as evidenced by a letter from your employer

• welding supervisor

• pressure welder

• advanced welding tradesperson

• advanced mechanical maintenance tradesperson.

Apprenticeship

• Be employed as an apprentice in the industry

• Register with an Apprenticeship Connect Australia Provider (ACAP) who will support your application

Non-apprenticeship

• Non-apprenticeship pathways for trade-related qualifications allow you to have your industry skills assessed through recognition of prior learning (RPL) and undertake gap training to gain a trade qualification. To take this course as a non-apprenticeship, you must:

• Be at least 21 years of age, as evidenced by photo identification

• Have at least 2 years of work experience in this occupation or trade, as evidenced by employee records such as your resume and/or letters from your employers

• Be currently employed in the relevant industry, as evidenced by a letter from your employer

• CNC operator/programmer

• 2D and 3D CAD designer

• mechanical engineer

• computer-aided drawing (CAD)/Computer-aided machining (CAM) programmer

• workshop supervisor.

Apprenticeship

• Be employed as an apprentice in the industry

• Register with an Apprenticeship Connect Australia Provider (ACAP) who will support your application

Non-apprenticeship

• Non-apprenticeship pathways for trade-related qualifications allow you to have your industry skills assessed through recognition of prior learning (RPL) and undertake gap training to gain a trade qualification. To take this course as a non-apprenticeship, you must:

• Be at least 21 years of age, as evidenced by photo identification

• Have at least 2 years of work experience in this occupation or trade, as evidenced by employee records such as your resume and/or letters from your employers

• Be currently employed in the relevant industry, as evidenced by a letter from your employer

• hydraulic/pneumatic technician, hydraulic/pneumatic fitter, hydraulic/pneumatic systems designer, hydraulic/pneumatic equipment sales, plant mechanic.

• paraprofessional electronics engineer.

• Successful completion of a Year 12 Higher School Certificate as evidenced by a copy of your transcript or certificate

• It is a requirement to have a high school pass in physics and mathematics to apply for this course OR

• A Diploma of Engineering (Mechanical) as evidenced by a copy of your transcript or certificate

• mechanical engineering technician

• design engineer

• maintenance planner

• technical supervisor/manager

• sales engineer.

• fabricator

• welder

• boilermakers

• sheet metal worker.

• One year of welding experience during or after an apprenticeship, including 40 hours training in the use of manual metal-arc welding of plate, as evidenced by your resume or a letter from your employer, OR

• Two years of welding experience and the successful completion of one or more welding courses (at least 300 hours training in the theory and practice of welding). Experience must include the welding of plate, using the manual metal-arc welding process, evidenced by a copy of your transcript or certificate, OR

• Three years of welding experience and 40 hours training in the welding of plate using the manual metal-arc welding process, as evidenced by your resume or a letter from your employer

• AS1796 pressure welder

• welding inspector

• welding supervisor.

• fabricator

• welder

• boilermaker

• sheet metal worker.

• Successful completion of the TAFE Statement in Pressure Welding to AS1796 as evidenced by a copy of your transcript or certificate

• Broadening your skillset as an exisiting fabricator welder, boilermaker or sheet metal worker in the metal fabrication or allied engineering industry.

• To take this course as an apprenticeship you need to be employed as an apprentice in the industry as evidenced by a letter of support from your employer and

• Submit your Training Plan Proposal (TPP) with your application

• sheetmetal worker

• boilermaker

• welder.

• TAFE NSW offers the Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade (Boilermaking/welding) as an apprenticeship only.

Apprenticeship

• To be eligible for this course, you must:

• Be employed as an apprentice in industry

• Register with an Apprenticeship Connect Australia Provider (ACAP) who will support your application

• blacksmith

• farrier

• welder

• metal forger

• metal designer.

• ​To take this course as an apprenticeship you need to be employed as an apprentice in the industry as evidenced by a letter of support from your employer and

• Submit your Training Plan Proposal (TPP) with your application

• boilermaker

• sheetmetal worker

• welder.

• TAFE NSW offers the Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade (Boilermaking/welding) as an apprenticeship only.

Apprenticeship

• To be eligible for this course, you must:

• Be employed as an apprentice in industry

• Register with an Apprenticeship Connect Australia Provider (ACAP) who will support your application

• boilermaker

• fabrication trade

• welder.

• To take this course as an apprenticeship you need to be employed as an apprentice in the industry as evidenced by a letter of support from your employer and

• Submit your Training Plan Proposal (TPP) with your application

• engineering tradesperson - mechanical

• hydraulic technician

• CNC machinist

• maintenance fitter

• manual machinist.

• Be employed as an apprentice in industry

• Register with an Apprenticeship Connect Australia Provider (ACAP) who will support your application

• toolmaker

• machinist

• fitter and machinist

• CNC machinist

• precision machinist.

• To take this course as an apprenticeship you need to be employed as an apprentice in the industry as evidenced by a letter of support from your employer and

• Submit your Training Plan Proposal (TPP) with your application

• technical fitter

• machinist

• fitter and machinist.

• To take this course as an apprenticeship you need to be employed as an apprentice in the industry as evidenced by a letter of support from your employer and

• Submit your Training Plan Proposal (TPP) with your application

• maintenance fitter

• first class machinist

• fitter and machinist

• mechanical fitter

• diesel fitter

• plant mechanic

• toolmaker.

• Be employed as an apprentice in industry

• Register with an Apprenticeship Connect Australia Provider (ACAP) who will support your application

Apprenticeship

• Be employed as an apprentice in the industry

• Register with an Apprenticeship Network Provider who will support your application

Non-apprenticeship

• Non-apprenticeship pathways for trade-related qualifications allow you to have your industry skills assessed through recognition of prior learning (RPL) and undertake gap training to gain a trade qualification. To take this course as a non-apprenticeship, you must:

• Be at least 21 years of age, as evidenced by photo identification

• Have at least 2 years of work experience in this occupation or trade, as evidenced by employee records such as your resume and/or letters from your employers

• Be currently employed in the relevant industry, as evidenced by a letter from your employer

• electrical equipment tradesperson

• electrical instrumentation tradesperson

• plant instrumentation technician

• maintenance technician

• PLC/HMI programmer.

• Check the campus page for requirements to take this course as an apprenticeship

• This course may also be offered as a non-apprenticeship. Enquire today to discuss your eligibility

• die setter

• polymer technician

• troubleshooter.

• mechanical engineering draftsperson

• mechanical engineering technician.

• You must attend an interview with a teacher to determine your suitability for the course. A teacher will contact you to arrange a suitable time.

• engineering CAD draftsperson

• quality assurance technician

• design and development engineering technician

• manufacturing/maintenance technician.

• Be employed as an apprentice in the industry as evidenced by a letter of support from your employer

• Submit your Training Plan Proposal (TPP) with your application

• watch repairer

• clock repairer

• watch and clockmaker

• watchmaker service technician (watch brand service centres)

• sole trader watchmaker

• sole trader clockmaker.