Prime Minister's 2010 Vocational Prizes awarded
The Minister for School Education, the Hon Peter Garrett MP, has announced the winners of the 2010 Australian Vocational Student Prize and Prime Minister’s award for Skills Excellence in School.
This course is provided for apprentices and employers with apprentices requiring off-the-job training in a practical environment.
Students engaging in an Australian School-based Apprenticeship in a college environment will be encouraged to complete up to 45% of the course in the two years at College.
Certificate III in Engineering - Fabrication Trade
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This qualification delivers the basic foundations and content for students to develop the skills and knowledge used in the engineering industry. This course is designed for a general fabrication tradesperson, there are specific apprenticeship programs for the traditional trade areas of boilermaking, sheetmetal working, patternmaking, surface finishing, welding, and casting and moulding. Students will learn how to apply safe work practices necessary for the safe use and maintenance of a wide range of tools and equipment generally used on-the-job. These include:
The apprentice undertaking this role will be involved in:
and in the use of related computer controlled equipment using metals, plastics, carbon fire, composite materials ceramics and other materials.
Graduates will complete the program with the skills and knowledge recognised in industry for roles and titles in various metal and engineering sectors. Possible job titles relevant to this qualification include:
Graduates of this qualifcation combined with a Queensland Certificate of Education gained after completion of the School-based Program may continue further study at a higher level qualification in VET or Tertiary . This pathway can include:
The Minister for School Education, the Hon Peter Garrett MP, has announced the winners of the 2010 Australian Vocational Student Prize and Prime Minister’s award for Skills Excellence in School.
The announcement of the Australian Defence Technical Scholarships has seen the ATCNB take out 35 scholarships, an increase of 20 on last year.