Certificate II in Engineering Studies

Comments about Certificate II in Engineering Studies - On Campus - Bendigo - Victoria

• Objectives
  This course provides pre-employment training for apprenticeships and traineeships in the engineering industry, as well as assisting entry into the wider manufacturing industry.
• Entry requirements
  Year 9 (or equivalent) literacy and numeracy skills.
• Academic title
  Certificate II in Engineering Studies
• Course description
  Key Study Areas      
  
  Key study areas include:
  
      * Occupational health and safety
      * Hand and power tools
      * Machining processes
      * Fabrication techniques
      * Electrotechnology principles
      * Computer applications in engineering
      * Engineering drawing
      * Engineering computations
      * Planning
      * Materials handling
  
  Where    
  • Bendigo (Charleston Road Campus)
  • Castlemaine Campus
  
  Selection Process    
  • Individual Interview
  
  Employment Opportunities     
  
  On successfully completing this course you will be able to seek employment as an apprentice or trainee in the following areas:
  
      * Metal fabrication/welding
      * Mechanical engineering
      * Electrical
      * Refrigeration
      * Foundry work (moulding/pattern making)
      * Aircraft industry
      * Manufacturing
  
  Further Study Options     
  
  On successfully completing this course you may undertake a work-based engineering apprenticeship or traineeship leading into a range of careers as an engineering tradesperson, or apply for enrolment directly into a range of Certificate II or Certificate III courses in engineering and manufacturing.
  
  Assessment    
  
  You will be assessed as part of this course.
  
  Typical Course Content     (exact details may be obtained from the teaching centre)
  MEM1.2FA        Apply Principles Of Occupational Health & Safety In Work Environment
  MEM18.1AB     Use Hand Tools
  MEM18.2AA     Use Power Tools/Hand Held Operations
  VBN768           Develop An Individual Career Plan For The Engineering Industry
  VBN769           Perform Basic Machining Processes
  VBN770           Apply Basic Fabrication Techniques
  VBN771           Apply Electrotechnology Principles In An Engineering Work Environment
  VBN772           Use Computers For Engineering Related Work Activities
  VBN773           Produce Basic Engineering Sketches And Drawings
  VBN774           Perform Basic Computational Principles In Engineering Work Activities
  VBN776           Use Basic Engineering Concepts To Plan The Manufacture Of Engineering                                        Components
  VBN777           Handle Engineering Materials
  VBN778           Produce Basic Engineering Components And Products Using Fabrication And                                    Machining
  VBN779           Perform Cutting, Grinding And Turning Operations
  VBN780           Form Bend And Shape Engineering Materials
  VBN782           Perform Basic Welding And Thermal Cutting Processes To Fabricate Engineering                                Sturctures
  
  Recognition of Prior Learning    
  
  Recognition of your current qualifications and prior learning: BRIT has processes to give you credit for relevant units from your prior study, and to assess your prior learning against units in a course.

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