This program comprises the Light Fabrication stream of the Certificate III in Engineering - Fabrication Trade.
Get the skills you need for the job
Master all sheet metal working techniques throughout this apprenticeship you can apply straight on-the-job.
Traditionally known as sheet metal work, light fabrication will give you the skills to perform tasks ranging from manual metal arc welding (MIG) and geometric development to drawing interpretation.
You could use these skills to construct air-conditioning ducts, sinks, electrical cabinets and apply them through on-the-job training.
And get the job done right
Take your skills to the next level that qualifies you as a sheet metal worker with specialised training in interpreting drawings, cutting, forming, shaping, welding, finishing, polishing, geometric development and computing technology.
Go with quality training in your apprenticeship
Choose to partner your apprenticeship training with NMIT and build your career on our reputation for quality and flexible delivery.
- Light Fabrication stream Training Plan
NMIT also offers the Heavy Fabrication stream for the Certificate III in Engineering - Fabrication Trade through the Mechanical Manufacturing Department.
Browse the course details below for information regarding duration, location and fees.About the Course
- Local Students
- International Students
- National Code: MEM30305
- CRICOS Code:
Campus: Heidelberg
Duration
Part-time:
3 years
960 hours
Further Study and Careers
Pathways to Further Study
At the completion of apprentice training, further studies in post apprentice, diploma and advanced diploma levels of engineering are available at NMIT.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of this course may gain employment as tradespeople in the fields of boilermaking or sheetmetal.
Entrance Requirements
There are no minimum academic qualifications, however, students must have a contract of training in the engineering industry.
Materials
Materials
Personal safety work wear required.
Fees
Local Fees:
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How to Apply:
Local Students
Part-time:
Please contact the department directly if you are interested in studying part-time.
Note: evidence of citizenship/residency and proof of age is required when enrolling.
Are you eligible for a government funded place?
Units of Study
The hours displayed are nominal, as indicated in the National Training Package. Actual classroom hours delivered may differ. Please contact the department for the latest student contact hours information.
