Diploma of Engineering - Technical (Mechanical)

organise and analyse information

produce basic engineering drawings using computer-aided design (CAD)

apply mathematical techniques

apply environmentally sustainable work practices

produce engineering design calculations.

A nationally accredited qualification at diploma level.

The ability to create and schedule a project plan, maintenance plan and design plan to be manufactured or built.

Skills to use industry programs to design and model engineering measurements and specifications

The opportunity to connect with industry stakeholders and create a professional network.

Successful completion of the Certificate III in Engineering -Technical shown by a copy of your transcript or certificate.

You must attend an interview with a teacher to discuss your suitability for the course.

You must be employed as a trainee in the industry.

Your Apprenticeship Connect Australia Provider (ACAP) must submit your Training Proposal Plan (TPP).

Visit our apprenticeships and traineeships page for more information.

advanced maths skills at a Year 12 high school level, including algebra and trigonometry

a strong interest in practical engineering skills

an interest in mechanical tasks

attention to detail

a logical and process-oriented mind

the ability to perform spatial reasoning

access to a personal computer with internet connection.

You take charge of your learning and can finish tasks on time by yourself.

You can read longer texts and understand their main ideas.

You can write longer paragraphs and text that explain your ideas clearly.

You can use maths to work out more detailed problems in different settings.

You can use email, search the internet and open files.

TAFE NSW may ask you to complete a Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) skills test. This helps us to understand your individual study needs. We can create a plan that supports your study success and ensures your LLN skills match the demands of the course.