Qualification code
MEM20422
Recommended duration
2 years (4-5 classroom hours per week)
Packaging rules
12 units: 4 core, 8 elective
RTO
AIET (121314)
Category
Trades

About this qualification

This qualification is designed to develop trade-like skills and offers an introduction to essential engineering practices. Students explore the world of welding, machining, and utilising engineering tools and equipment to create and modify objects.

With a focus on safe practices and simulated work environments, this qualification is ideal for those seeking exposure to the engineering industry. Students gain valuable knowledge and skills that enhance their employability in engineering or related workplaces.

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Pre-requisite Units

One or more Units of Competency in this qualification have pre-requisite entry requirements. The listed unit(s) should not be commenced until their pre-requisite requirements have been delivered and satisfactorily completed.

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