Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade

Certificate III in Engineering Fabrication Trade - A Robust Pathway to Metalwork Mastery

Course Essence:

• Forge Your Future: This course molds you into a skilled engineering tradesperson in fabrication, essential in the metal, engineering, and manufacturing industries.
• Diverse Skill Set: Dive into metal fabrication, welding, blacksmithing, and more, fostering a broad competence in various fabrication works.

Course Highlights:

• Safety First: Learn to work safely and effectively, with a focus on WHS compliance and risk management.
• Technical Mastery: Gain proficiency in interpreting technical drawings and performing advanced welding.
• Polishing Skills: Develop the art of manual finishing and polishing, crucial for fine craftsmanship.

Why This Course? For international students aiming to excel in the engineering fabrication field, this course offers a solid foundation in theoretical knowledge and practical application. Your learning journey will equip you with a diverse skill set, making you a versatile and sought-after professional in the industry. The course's emphasis on safety, technical proficiency, and hands-on experience ensures that you're ready to take on challenging roles upon completion.

• Open Doors for Aspiring Fabricators: If you've finished Year 12 or equivalent and have an IELTS score of 5.5 or a similar English proficiency level, you're eligible.
• Real-World Experience: Be part of the metal fabrication industry to accumulate crucial workplace evidence hours.

• Skilled and Ready: Post-course, start roles like Fabrication Specialist, Welder, or Metalworker in diverse settings.
• Portfolio Power: Your evidence portfolio showcases your hands-on skills, enhancing employability in the industry.

Learning Journey:

• Theory and Practice Combined: Enjoy 1316 hours of face-to-face classes and 564 hours of online/self-paced learning.
• Hands-On Experience: Accumulate 376 hours of workplace evidence, applying what you learn in an actual work setting.
• Course Breakdown: Over 114 weeks, including a 20-week break, immerse in courses like manual welding, metal arc welding, and geometric development.