TRADES & INDUSTRIAL COURSE GUIDE 2018
PRE-APPRENTICESHIPS | APPRENTICESHIPS | PLUMBING | ENGINEERING CARPENTRY | ELECTRICAL | REFRIGERATION | PAINTING & DECORATING WORK HEALTH & SAFETY | INDIGENOUS STUDIES 13 TAFE (13 8233) . bendigotafe.edu.au/trades 4 Become a tradie 6 Your training options 8 Course to career pathway 10 Why choose TAFE CONTENTS 11 Your training experience 12 Pathways to university 13 How to become an apprentice 16 Paying for your course 18 How to apply 19 Icons in this guide 20 Building & Construction 23 Building Design 24 Painting & Decorating 25 Electrical 28 Refrigeration 29 Plumbing 32 Engineering 36 Indigenous Studies 42 Work Health & Safety 44 Courses offered at Kangan Institute COURSE GUIDE 2018 TRADES & INDUSTRIAL
2 3 Our focus is to ensure industries have access to well trained, highly skilled BECOME tradespeople. This may be through an apprenticeship or people refreshing their skills to ensure they have the most current knowledge and work practices to A TRADIE bring to their workplace.
BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING Growth within this industry sector has The need for skilled refrigeration and air created a demand for people with the right conditioning apprentices is greater than qualifications to fill the skills gap. Courses ever before. In Australia air conditioning are available in carpentry, painting and and refrigeration is a necessity, so get your decorating, and advanced building design. foot in the door of this in-demand industry today! ELECTRICAL If you’re looking for electrical courses, ENGINEERING Bendigo TAFE has a wide range from If you are interested in how machines which to choose. Launch your career in the work, welding or CAD drafting, then an fast growing electrical trades. engineering based career might be for you. Our engineering courses cover areas LEARN FROM GAIN HANDS-ON ACCESS OUR INDUSTRY PLUMBING such as fitting and machining, fluid power, INDUSTRY EXPERTS PRACTICAL SKILLS PARTNER NETWORK As well as offering plumbing fabrication, welding, CAD drafting, maths, Our world-class Our focus is all about Bendigo TAFE has apprenticeships we also deliver specialised physics and materials. teaching faculty getting you work ready. established a vast network courses for those who wish to work at a come with extensive With an emphasis on of industry partners and higher level of competency. industry experience practical training, industry a strong reputation with and connections. Our projects and work employers across regional personalised approach placements, you will gain Victoria. By developing means you get one-on- real experience and the our courses in consultation one attention in classes. latest industry knowledge. with industry partners, So, when you graduate, we make sure that you you will have the skills that gain the most current employers are looking for. and up-to-date skills. Our Skills and Jobs experts also provide support and connect students to jobs each year. COURSE GUIDE 2018 TRADES & INDUSTRIAL
4 5 YOUR TRAINING OPTIONS
Our courses are designed to help you CERTIFICATES progress into your dream career or into Certificate programs combine theory higher education. and practical components of a subject to prepare you for a job in your chosen industry. You can learn basic to advanced VET IN SCHOOL (VETIS) skills as you move up each certificate VETiS offers you the opportunity to qualification. You can also choose to study complete a nationally recognised further or get a post trade qualification qualification, while providing credit towards once you finish your certificate program. your VCAL, just like your other subjects. The study score can contribute directly to DIPLOMAS AND ADVANCED DIPLOMAS your ATAR score and give you access to A diploma or advanced diploma can help guaranteed pathways for further study at you progress your career further with Bendigo TAFE. Find out more at specialised industry specific knowledge bendigotafe.edu.au/VETinSchools and enter employment at the more skilled, specialised or para professional level. We PRE-APPRENTICESHIPS also offer articulation arrangements into Whether you are currently doing your VCE, degree programs at local universities. VCAL or you’ve left school early, a pre- apprenticeship will get you on your way SHORT COURSES to working and further study in a specific A short course is great way to update industry. Pre-apprenticeships also combine your current skills, start a new hobby or literacy and numeracy skills units to give learn something totally new. We offer a you extra support to get employed and number of short courses across a range of into an apprenticeship. areas to help you to grow professionally or personally. Visit bendigotafe.edu.au to find APPRENTICESHIPS the right course for you. Apprenticeships need to be endorsed by your employer and are customised training programs that give you the latest industry skills and knowledge directly relevant to your job. Go to page 13 for more information. COURSE GUIDE 2018 TRADES & INDUSTRIAL
6 7 Careers in Building & Construction Careers in Engineering
Certificate II in Building & Construction Certificate II in Engineering Studies (22216VIC) (22209VIC) COURSE TO Certificate III in Carpentry (CPC30211) Certificate III in Engineering - Fabrication Trade (MEM30305) Certificate III in Engineering - >> Labourer Mechanical Trade (MEM30205) >> Carpenter Certificate IV in Engineering (MEM40105) CAREER PATHWAY >> Leading Hand Certificate IV in Engineering Drafting >> Registered Builder (MEM40412) >> Project Manager Diploma of Engineering - >> Foreman Technical (MEM50212) >> Sub-foreman
>> Mechanical Engineer Careers in Painting & Decorating >> Maintenance Fitter >> Tool Maker Certificate III in Painting & Decorating >> Heavy or Light Metal Fabricator (CPC30611) >> Welder >> CAD Designer >> Fitter & Machinist >> Painter & Decorator >> Engineering Tradesperson >> Colour Consultant >> Special Class Welder >> Interior Decorator >> Project Manager >> Paint Retailer >> Engineering Planner >> Set Designer >> Boiler Maker or Sheetmetal Worker
Careers in Refrigeration Careers in Plumbing
Certificate III in Air Conditioning and Certificate II in Plumbing Refrigeration (UEE32211) (pre-apprenticeship) (22304VIC) Certificate III in Plumbing (apprenticeship) (CPC32413) >> Qualified Air-conditioning and Certificate IV in Plumbing and Services Refrigeration Mechanic (CPC40912) Careers in Electrical >> Plumber or Gasfitter Certificate II in Electrotechnology >> Roof Plumber Studies (Pre-vocational) (22261VIC) >> Foreman OH&S Representative Certificate III in Electrical Machine >> Estimator Repair (UEE30611) >> Plumbing Inspector Certificate III in Electrotechnology >> Site Supervisor Electrician (UEE30811)
>> Licensed Qualified Electrician >> Electrical Machine Repair Tradesperson (Electrical Motor Rewinder) >> Electrical Contracting Business Owner COURSE GUIDE 2018 TRADES & INDUSTRIAL
8 9 WHY CHOOSE TAFE YOUR TRAINING
FINISHED YEAR 12? EXPERIENCE A TAFE qualification can secure your future Designed to be collaborative, innovative and competitive, the Charleston Road campus is perfectly placed to exceed your training and development needs. As
LOW ATAR? central Victoria’s largest provider of trades training, Bendigo TAFE is committed GET A TASTE GET ON TRACK NO WORRIES! OF A TRADE WITH A TO A CERTIFICATE to continually developing learning opportunities and reflecting the changing PRE-APPRENTICESHIP OR DIPLOMA GOING TO TAFE demands of the trades industry. Gain basic skills in a trade Guaranteed work MAY SAVE TIME AND MONEY with lots of support and placements mean real Bendigo TAFE’s Charleston Road campus Extensive parking makes this campus resources. world skills! NO NEED TO is a thriving and contemporary trade easily accessible, as well as being only 25 RELOCATE IF training centre with purpose-built facilities minutes walk from Bendigo railway station. YOUR TAFE IS LOCAL including exceptional environmental and The V/Line train is only a 40 minute ride FIND A JOB GAIN A CERTIFICATE sustainable efficiencies. from Kyneton or a short bus ride from THAT SUPPORTS AN This modern campus boasts its own Heathcote and other local regional towns. APPRENTICESHIP student amenities area, CAD and IT labs Earn money and canteen. while studying. GAIN A DIPLOMA
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10 11 Wills St Bendigo Station PATHWAYS TO HOW TO BECOME UNIVERSITY AN APPRENTICE
BENDIGO TAFE DEAKIN UNIVERSITY Apprenticeships are a great way to combine structured training and paid Diploma of employment. You can begin at any time, or commence while you are still at Guaranteed entry Engineering BACHELOR OF - Technical 8 credits (equivalent to 1 MECHANICAL school in Year 11/12. You don’t need a secondary school certificate to start an year study) ENGINEERING HONOURS (MEM50212) apprenticeship, although this is highly regarded by most employers.
As an apprentice you have the STEP 1: PREPARATION AND RESEARCH opportunity to earn an income while you Figure out what trade you are interested are learning your trade. You will combine in, do research on job opportunities and full-time work with either part-time, write or update your resume. A pre- workplace based or block release study, apprenticeship is a great way to get a depending on your employer’s needs. taste of a trade and see if you would like When you finish your apprenticeship, to continue with it. you will have a nationally recognised qualification that can take you anywhere STEP 2: JOB HUNTING in Australia and in many other Start applying for jobs by networking countries as well. with people you know, online or via Job Services Australia providers. AUSTRALIAN APPRENTICESHIP SUPPORT NETWORK (AASN) STEP 3: SIGN UP AASNs are contracted by the Once you’ve found an employer, you government to support and facilitate the both must contact an Australian apprenticeship process for employers Apprenticeship Support Network and individuals. AASNs can also help you (AASN) provider to organise a training with the recruitment process and provide apprenticeship contract. Select Bendigo mentoring and career advice. TAFE as your preferred training provider Visit australianapprenticeships.gov.au for to get started. more information or call them on 13 38 73. If you are eligible for a Health Care Card, make sure you apply for one prior to enrolling so you are eligible for concession fees. COURSE GUIDE 2018 TRADES & INDUSTRIAL
12 13 WE SUPPORT YOU THROUGH YOUR JOURNEY
We work hard to make it easy for our STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES TEAM students to enjoy their experience at Bendigo TAFE student support services Bendigo TAFE. You can access any of provides free and confidential services to students across all campuses and aims to our support programs when you need facilitate a positive learning environment to throughout your time with us. for all. Services provided include counselling support services, disability TUTORSPACE support services, student activities services, youth workers, Indigenous TutorSpace is a free study session with support services and international specialist tutors to assist students with support services. how to write an assessment, how to begin a project, basic IT skills or just to provide SKILLS AND JOBS CENTRE some assistance to build confidence. One of our primary goals is to strengthen These sessions run at various times the employability of our students and and days during the week throughout help them find real jobs in their chosen the school year and are located in the industry. Our Skills and Jobs Centre is Bendigo City campus library. specifically dedicated to helping you to develop your employability skills. Our experts can help you with preparing for a job, career advice and support, access to our weekly vacancy listing and other useful resources. To contact the centre, call 1300 100 606 or email [email protected] COURSE GUIDE 2018 TRADES & INDUSTRIAL
14 15 PAYING FOR YOUR COURSE
How much you pay is determined by HEALTH CARE CARD the course you enrol in, the scheduled If you are eligible for a Health Care Card, hours you commit to undertake, your make sure you apply for one through Centrelink prior to enrolling as you may be eligibility for a government-funded eligible to pay concession fees. place and any concession entitlements Find out if you are eligible for fee you might be eligible for. assistance at bendigotafe.edu.au/ courses/fees-and-charges PART PAYMENT PLANS SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS Part payment plans are available to At Bendigo TAFE, we believe in rewarding anyone enrolling into a certificate course. hard work and achievement. We offer a Bendigo TAFE offers eligible students the number of scholarships and grants to help option of paying their course fees over pay for your course. time. Weekly or fortnightly instalment Find out more on what you can apply for STUDY NOW, PAY LATER You will still have to pay the student payments are set up to cover tuition, at bendigotafe.edu.au/students WITH VET STUDENT LOANS services fee, materials and consumables materials and consumables. fee (if studying a government funded A student loan scheme is available for Find out more at bendigotafe.edu.au/ APPRENTICE INCENTIVE PROGRAMS course) and other non-tuition fees (if eligible students and courses to assist in courses/fees-and-charges applicable) at the time of enrolment. The Australian Government supports the payment of tuition fees whilst studying apprenticeships through a number of at TAFE. These are called VET Student To be eligible for a VET Student Loan, you programs that can help you financially Loans and replace the VET FEE-HELP must be an Australian citizen; or a holder including Apprentice Loans, Living Away scheme from 1 January 2017. Loans are of a permanent humanitarian visa who will From Home Allowance, Support for capped according to the course you be a resident in Australia for the duration Adult Australian Apprentices Initiative, are studying. These loans are income of the course; or a qualifying New Zealand Australian School-based Apprenticeships, contingent and interest free and repaid via citizen. and more. For more information, visit the Australian Taxation Office when your australianapprenticeships.gov.au income reaches a certain threshold. For 2016-2017 income year this threshold is $54,869. For further information visit studyassist.gov.au COURSE GUIDE 2018 TRADES & INDUSTRIAL
16 17 HOW TO APPLY ICONS IN THIS
Applying for a course is easy. Just We will review your application and will contact you directly to confirm GUIDE follow these simple steps to get your your application status. Most courses application in. Make sure you check commence at the start of semesters one your course dates and apply early so and two, but there are some courses which take enrolments at any time
we can enrol you in the next intake. throughout the year (these are referred to as rolling enrolments).
Pick the course you want to VTAC APPLICATIONS 1 study from this course guide and VTAC handles most applications for entry go online to our website. into higher education and some full time COURSE TYPE CAMPUS LOCATION Find the course using the ‘Find TAFE courses from the certificate IV level Pre-apprenticeship Charleston Road 2 a course’ search option and click onwards. The course guide will indicate if on ‘Online Application’. you need to apply through VTAC for your Apprenticeship Bendigo City Fill out the online application course. To find out how to apply via VTAC, 3 form, select your campus and hit visit vtac.edu.au Certificate Broadmeadows the ‘Submit’ button. APPRENTICESHIPS Diploma Richmond The Australian Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN) manage all contracts and Advanced Diploma Docklands training. To find your nearest AASN, visit australianapprenticeships.gov.au STUDY PERIOD PATHWAYS
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18 19 BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION
CERTIFICATE II IN BUILDING CAREER OPPORTUNITIES CERTIFICATE III IN CARPENTRY Core Units Apprenticeship, Labourer, Carpenter, Builder. Use carpentry tools and equipment CPCCCA2002B AND CONSTRUCTION Handle carpentry materials CPCCCA2011A (PRE-APPRENTICESHIP) FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS Carry out general demolition of minor CPCCCA3001A
On successful completion of the course building structures Carry out setting out CPCCCA3002A you will be ideally placed to enter into a Course code CPC30211 Carry out levelling operations CPCCCA3023A Direct entry / Australian Apprenticeship training agreement with an employer for an Work effectively and sustainably in CPCCCM1012A Course code 22216VIC apprenticeship Certificate III in Carpentry Support Network (AASN) / rolling enrolments the construction industry Plan and organise work CPCCCM1013A Direct entry / rolling enrolments (CPC30211). This course provides the training component Conduct workplace communication CPCCCM1014A of a carpentry apprenticeship. Learn This course is ideal for school leavers or those PREREQUISITES Carry out measurements and CPCCCM1015A the knowledge, skills and applications in calculations who wish to gain an apprenticeship in the Satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills and framework, formwork, finishing and carpentry, Read and interpret plans and CPCCCM2001A construction industry. You will gain the skills be at least 15 years old. You may also apply if specifications as well as the processes required for building necessary to start a carpentry apprenticeship, you have satisfactorily completed VCE or an Carry out excavation CPCCCM2002A a house or commercial building from the including learning methods of construction, approved equivalent course. You must also be Use explosive power tools CPCCCM2007B initial stages to completion. scaffolding, hand and power tools, structures comfortable working at heights. Erect and dismantle restricted height CPCCCM2008B scaffolding Information about elective units can be found online. and buildings and workplace communication. DURATION Work safely at heights CPCCCM2010B DURATION Apprenticeship: 3-4 years Carry out concreting to simple forms CPCCCO2013A (School-based apprenticeship available) Apply OHS requirements, policies CPCCOHS2001A Full-time: 16 weeks and procedures in the construction SELECTION PROCESS SELECTION PROCESS industry AASN registration. Individual interview. Language, literacy and numeracy test. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Carpenter, Registered Builder, Building Inspector, Leading Hand, Sub-foreman, Foreman, Project Manager. FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS On successful completion of this course, you are eligible for entry credits into the Certificate IV in Building and Construction (CPC40110) and the Diploma of Building and Construction (CPC50210). PREREQUISITES Full-time employment as a carpentry apprentice under a training agreement. COURSE GUIDE 2018 TRADES & INDUSTRIAL
20 21 BUILDING DESIGN
ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF BUILDING DESIGN (ARCHITECTURAL)
Course code 22268VIC Direct entry / Semester one This course is ideal if you have always wanted a career in architecture. Learn the skills, knowledge and application of industry specific software to deliver innovative design solutions for residential and commercial projects. You will have the opportunity to follow a project from conception to completion; through site selection, town Pre-apprenticeship training with Bendigo planning, contracts and tender. TAKE THE TAFE gives you the basic skills, knowledge DURATION and confidence to land an apprenticeship or Full-time: 2.5 years traineeship and start your career. SELECTION PROCESS We have a unique approach to FIRST STEP Please apply directly to Bendigo TAFE. pre-apprenticeship training that gives you All students will be expected to attend an more support and guidance along the way interview. and connects you to real job opportunities. TO YOUR FUTURE CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Building Designer, Business Owner, employment in the building industry, A BENDIGO TAFE SKILLS AND THEORY Draftsperson. PRE-APPRENTICESHIP GIVES YOU: Bendigo TAFE’s Charleston Road campus has FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES purpose-built facilities where you can get hands- Graduates of this course may choose to CAREER GUIDANCE on experience and develop important trade skills. further their study with a degree program at We give you vocational guidance to make university. sure you are on the right track. LANGUAGE, LITERACY AND NUMERACY SUPPORT Reading, writing and maths support to help you PREREQUISITES WORKPLACE EXPERIENCE in your course. You need to have completed VCE (or equivalent) or be of mature age and have We help you to develop work ready skills by sufficient work experience. You also need to placing you in a real work environment. INDUSTRY CONNECTIONS We will connect you to employment have a high level of literacy and numeracy MENTORING SUPPORT opportunities and apprenticeships in different skills following completion of an LLN Access to a mentor for one-on-one support. trades areas. As part of your pre-apprentice assessment. training we will connect you to industry.
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CERTIFICATE III IN PAINTING FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS CERTIFICATE II IN Core Units On successful completion of this course you Work safely in the construction CPCCOHS1001A AND DECORATING ELECTROTECHNOLOGY industry may be eligible for entry and/or credits into (PRE-APPRENTICESHIP) Provide Basic Emergency Life HLTAID002 Certificate IV in Building and Construction Support (CPC40110). Apply occupational health and safety UEENEEE101A regulations, codes and practices in Course code CPC30611 PREREQUISITES the workplace Fabricate, assemble and dismantle UEENEEE102A Direct entry / Australian Apprenticeship Employed as an apprentice, under a training Course code 22261VIC utilities industry components Support Network (AASN) / Rolling agreement or are mature age and have Application to VTAC and supplementary Solve problems in ELV single path UEENEEE103A circuits enrolments sufficient work experience to successfully application / semester one and two undertake the course. Fix And Secure Electrotechnology UEENEEE105A As the training component of an This course provides an introduction Equipment apprenticeship, you will learn the knowledge, Provide solutions and report on UEENEEE130A Core Units to working in the electrical/electronics routine electrotechnology problems Work effectively and sustainably in CPCCCM1012A skills and applications required as you begin industries. You will learn the basics of Use Of Routine Equipment/plant/ UEENEEE141A the construction industry your career as a Painter and Decorator. Learn electrical theory and maths, and gain practical technologies In An Energy Sector Plan and organise work CPCCCM1013A Environment about painting and decorative work in new Conduct workplace communication CPCCCM1014A skills to help you gain an apprenticeship Produce products for carrying out UEENEEE142A and existing homes as well as commercial Carry out measurements and CPCCCM1015A as an Electrician, Data Communications energy sector work activities construction work. calculations Tradesperson or similar electrotechnology Identify and select components, UEENEEE179A Read and interpret plans and CPCCCM2001A accessories and materials for energy DURATION specifications related career. sector work activities Full-time: Apprenticeship 3-4 years Calculate and cost construction work CPCCCM2003B DURATION Work safely at heights CPCCCM2010B (School-based apprenticeship available) Full-time: 14 weeks Apply OHS requirements, policies CPCCOHS2001A and procedures in the construction SELECTION PROCESS industry SELECTION PROCESS AASN registration. Individual interview. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Painter and Decorator, Colour Consultant, Employment in the electrical field. Interior Decorator, Paint Retailer, Set Designer, Leading Hand, Sub-foreman, Foreman or FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS Project Manager. Apprenticeship, Certificate III in Electrotechnology (UEE30811). PREREQUISITES You need to have satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills and be at least 15 years old when you apply. COURSE GUIDE 2018 TRADES & INDUSTRIAL
24 25 ELECTRICAL
CERTIFICATE III IN ELECTRICAL Core Units CERTIFICATE III IN Core Units Participate in electrical machine UEENEEC018B Participate In Electrical Work And UEENEEC020B MACHINE REPAIR repair work and competency ELECTROTECHNOLOGY ELECTRICIAN Competency Development Activities development activities Use Computer Applications Relevant UEENEED101A Apply Occupational Health and UEENEEE101A To A Workplace Safety regulations, codes and Apply occupational health and safety UEENEEE101A practices in the workplace regulations, codes and practices in Course code UEE30611 Fabricate, assemble and dismantle UEENEEE102A Course code UEE30811 the workplace utilities industry components Fabricate, assemble and dismantle UEENEEE102A Direct entry / Australian Apprenticeship Solve problems in d.c. circuits UEENEEE104A Direct entry / Australian Apprenticeship utilities industry components Support Network (AASN) / rolling enrolments Fix and secure electrotechnology UEENEEE105A Support Network (AASN) / rolling enrolments Solve Problems In D.c. Circuits UEENEEE104A equipment Fix And Secure Electrotechnology UEENEEE105A Learn the fundamentals of electricity and the Use drawings, diagrams, schedules, UEENEEE107A This course combines on the job training Equipment legal requirements and knowledge relating to standards, codes and specifications with off the job education, ensuring that the Use Drawings, Diagrams, Schedules, UEENEEE107A safe work practices in the motor rewinding Document and apply measures to UEENEEE137A knowledge and practical skills you acquire are Standards, Codes And Specifications control OHS risks associated with Solve Problems In Electromagnetic UEENEEG101A industry. Learn about tools and how to safely electrotechnology work relevant to your apprenticeship. Learn how to Devices And Related Circuits carry out your responsibilities to maintain and Solve problems in single and three UEENEEG006A select, install, set up, test, fault find, repair and Terminate Cables, Cords And UEENEEG106A phase low voltage machines repair electric motors and equipment. maintain electrical systems and equipment. Accessories For Low Voltage Circuits Solve problems in electromagnetic UEENEEG101A Apply Environmentally And UEENEEK142A DURATION devices and related circuits DURATION Sustainable Energy Procedures In The Solve problems in low voltage a.c. UEENEEG102A Energy Sector Apprenticeship: 4 years circuits Apprenticeship: 4 years (competency based completion) Terminate cables, cords and UEENEEG106A accessories for low voltage circuits SELECTION PROCESS SELECTION PROCESS Carry out basic repairs to electrical UEENEEG111A AASN registration. AASN Registration. components and equipment Wind electrical coils UEENEEG150A CAREER OPPORTUNITIES CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Place and connect electrical coils UEENEEG151A Electrician Electrical Machine Repair, Trades Person also Rewind three phase low voltage UEENEEG153A induction machines FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS known as Electric Motor Rewinder. Conduct electrical tests on LV UEENEEG157A Certificate IV in Electrotechnology electrical machines FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS (UEE40611). Repair and maintain mechanical UEENEEG164A Certificate IV in Electrotechnology components of electrical machines PREREQUISITES (UEE40611). Apply environmentally and UEENEEK142A sustainable procedures in the energy You need to have literacy and numeracy skills PREREQUISITES sector to year 11 level and be at least 15 years old Employed as a Motor Rewinding Apprentice Disconnect - reconnect motors UEENEEP015A when you apply. You must also have signed connected to low voltage installation and have signed a contract with your wiring an apprenticeship training agreement. employer. COURSE GUIDE 2018 TRADES & INDUSTRIAL
26 27 REFRIGERATION PLUMBING
CERTIFICATE III IN AIR-CONDITIONING Document and apply measures to UEENEEE137A CERTIFICATE II IN PLUMBING Core Units control OHS risks associated with Write Simple Documents BSBWRT301 electrotechnology work AND REFRIGERATION (PRE-APPRENTICESHIP) Carry Out Measurements and CPCCCM1015A Prepare and connect refrigerant UEENEEJ102A Calculations tubing and fittings Read and Interpret Plans and CPCCCM2001A Establish the basic operating UEENEEJ103A Specifications conditions of vapour compression systems Work safely in the construction CPCCOHS1001A Course code UEE32211 Course code 22304VIC industry Establish the basic operating UEENEEJ104A Direct Entry / Application to VTAC and conditions of air conditioning systems Direct entry / Semester one and two Apply Ohs Requirements, Policies CPCCOHS2001A and Procedures In The Construction supplementary application / rolling Install refrigerant pipe work, flow UEENEEJ106A This course will prepare you for an Industry controls and accessories enrolments apprenticeship in plumbing. It introduces Carry out interactive workplace CPCPCM2039A Install air conditioning and UEENEEJ107A communication refrigeration systems, major all areas of the plumbing industry: water, In this course you will learn the skills to select Produce technical drawings CUVACD303A components and associated gas, sanitary, drainage, mechanical services components, install, set up, test, fault find, equipment Provide Basic Emergency Life HLTAID002 (heating/cooling) and roofing. You may Support repair and maintain refrigeration systems Recover, pressure test, evacuate, UEENEEJ108A charge and leak test refrigerants also have the opportunity to undertake Apply basic sheet metal practices VU21789 and equipment that apply to food storage Verify functionality and compliance UEENEEJ109A some work experience, which will give you Cut and penetrate building materials VU21790 and preservation, air conditioning and air of refrigeration and air conditioning and structures the opportunity to observe how tasks are distribution equipment. It includes regulatory installations Fabricate simple plumbing pipe VU21791 Select refrigerant piping, accessories UEENEEJ110A undertaken in the workplace. systems requirements for purchasing and handling and associated controls Identify career pathways in the VU21792 refrigerants. Diagnose and rectify faults in air UEENEEJ111A DURATION plumbing industry conditioning and refrigeration systems Full-time: 14 weeks Perform basic oxy-acetylene welding VU21793 DURATION and components and cutting Apprenticeship: 4 years Commission air conditioning and UEENEEJ113A SELECTION PROCESS Prepare to work in the plumbing VU21794 refrigeration systems industry Interview. You will need to do SELECTION PROCESS Find and rectify faults in motors and UEENEEJ153A Use and apply basic levelling VU21795 associated controls in refrigeration a language, literacy and numeracy test. equipment for plumbing AASN Registration. and air conditioning systems Use basic electric welding equipment VU21796 Diagnose and rectify faults in air UEENEEJ170A CAREER OPPORTUNITIES and techniques CAREER OPPORTUNITIES conditioning and refrigeration control You may elect to enrol in other related Use basic plumbing hand tools VU21797 Qualified Air-conditioning and Refrigeration systems vocational courses or complement your skills Use basic power tools VU21798 Mechanic. Solve problems in low voltage UEENEEJ194A refrigeration circuits with a qualification in management. Use plumbing pipes, fittings and VU21799 fixtures to simulate plumbing Apply environmentally and sustainable UEENEEK142A FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS installations procedures in the energy sector Dual trade electrician (apprenticeship). FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS Disconnect / reconnect composite UEENEEP012A Apprenticeship, Certificate III in Plumbing appliances connected to low voltage PREREQUISITES installation wiring (CPC32413). You need to have literacy and numeracy skills Locate and rectify faults in low UEENEEP017A to year 11 level and be at least 15 years old voltage composite appliances using PREREQUISITES set procedures You need to have satisfactory literacy and when you apply. You must also have signed Attach cords and plugs to electrical UEENEEP024A numeracy skills to year 11 standard and be at an apprenticeship training agreement. equipment for connection to a single phase 230 Volt supply least 15 years old. Core Units Attach cords, cables and plugs to UEENEEP025A Participate in refrigeration and air UEENEEC025B electrical equipment for connection to conditioning work and competency 1000 Va.c. or 1500 Vd.c. supply development activities Apply Occupational Health and Safety UEENEEE101A regulations, codes and practices in the workplace Fabricate, assemble and dismantle UEENEEE102A utilities industry components Solve problems in ELV single path UEENEEE103A circuits Fix and secure electrotechnology UEENEEE105A equipment Use drawings, diagrams, schedules, UEENEEE107A standards, codes and specifications COURSE GUIDE 2018 TRADES & INDUSTRIAL
28 29 TAKE YOUR WELDING SKILLS TO THE NEXT LEVEL WITH A SHORT COURSE
Beginner INTRODUCTION TO WELDING Welding techniques and skills for the handy person. Learn the basics of arc, oxy, MIG and thermal cutting.
Advanced trade - Obtain your WTIA welding certificates BASIC WELDING Welding techniques and skills for beginners with little or no experience. You will be taught both practice and theory in a range of the welding technologies required to gain a foothold in industry as a non-trades welder.
INTERMEDIATE WELDING If you have the basics skills covered and want to learn more, this course will assist you to further enhance your welding skills.
ADVANCED WELDING This is the course for trade welders to learn advanced skills to code AS1554 GP/SP. It will help you obtain your WTIA welding certificates 1 to 9.
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CERTIFICATE II IN ENGINEERING CERTIFICATE III IN ENGINEERING - CERTIFICATE III IN ENGINEERING - CERTIFICATE IV IN ENGINEERING STUDIES (PRE-APPRENTICESHIP) FABRICATION TRADE MECHANICAL TRADE
Course code MEM40105 Course code 22209VIC Course code MEM30305 Course code MEM30205 Direct entry / rolling enrolments Direct entry / Semester one and two Direct entry / Australian Apprenticeship Direct entry / Australian Apprenticeship This course is for existing engineering Support Network (AASN) / rolling enrolments Support Network (AASN)/ rolling enrolments This pre-apprenticeship course is designed tradespeople, apprentices and others working for those wishing to enter the engineering This is an Australian Apprenticeship course, This course provides the theory component in an engineering field for higher level industry. You will gain hands on practical combining paid work with training. Learn of a mechanical engineering apprenticeship. studies. Topics include: Advanced Welding experience, work skills and a broad the applications required to begin a career Learn the knowledge, skills and applications Certified to AS1796 tested by WTIA, planning, understanding of engineering competencies, as a fabrication tradesperson. Theory required to become a fitter and machinist. environmental sustainability, mathematical enabling you to make a better informed components in structural fabrication, sheet Designed for school leavers, or as the next concepts, quality systems and procedures, choice in the selection of engineering career metal working and welding technology are stage from Certificate II in Engineering 2D/3D drawing and design, and fluid power. paths. offered. Mature age people can also apply for (22209VIC). DURATION DURATION apprenticeships. DURATION Competency based completion Full-time: 15 weeks DURATION Apprenticeship: 4 years nominal SELECTION PROCESS SELECTION PROCESS Apprenticeship: 4 years nominal (competency based completion) Individual interview. (competency based completion) Interview and language, literacy and SELECTION PROCESS CAREER OPPORTUNITIES numeracy test. SELECTION PROCESS AASN Registration. Higher Engineering Tradesperson, Mechanical. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES AASN Registration. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Engineering Trade Discipline, Fabrication. Employers regularly contact Bendigo TAFE CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Fitter/Machinist, Maintenance Fitter, Engineering Trade Discipline, Special Class seeking successful pre-apprentices to fill Boiler Maker, Sheetmetal Worker, Toolmaker. Tradesperson involved in Welder. apprenticeship roles in their organisations. Tradesperson involved in mechanical plant, mechanical plant and components. FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS Welding Technician and components. FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS Diploma of Engineering (MEM50212). Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS Certificate IV (MEM40105) or Diploma of Advanced Diploma of Engineering Trade (MEM30205), Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical Engineering (MEM50212) Certificate IV in (MEM60112), or an engineering degree with Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade (MEM30205) Engineering – Drafting (MEM40412). other training providers. Trade (MEM30305), Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication PREREQUISITES PREREQUISITES Certificate III in Engineering – Technical Trade Trade (MEM30305) Full-time apprenticeship, under a training You must be employed as an apprentice, or (MEM30505) Certificate III in Engineering – Technical agreement established with an employer. a tradesperson working in the engineering PREREQUISITES (MEM30505) industry. And have an additional post-trade qualification. You need to have satisfactory literacy and PREREQUISITES numeracy skills and be at least 15 years old Full-time apprenticeship, under a training when you apply. agreement established with an employer. COURSE GUIDE 2018 TRADES & INDUSTRIAL
32 33 ENGINEERING FROM TOOLS TO TECH: EXPAND YOUR CAREER CERTIFICATE IV IN ENGINEERING - DIPLOMA OF ENGINEERING - DRAFTING TECHNICAL IN ENGINEERING
Course code MEM40412 Course code MEM50212 Direct entry / VTAC application Direct entry / VTAC application and / rolling enrolments supplementary application / rolling enrolments This course is designed for new entrants to the engineering industry as well as for those Provides high level training for engineering holding existing qualifications. It provides a technicians. Core subjects include the comprehensive technical base for working application of mathematical techniques in in the mechanical, manufacturing and a manufacturing, engineering or related maintenance fields at the environment, as well as interaction with paraprofessional entry level. relevant computing technology. DURATION DURATION Full-time: 1 year Full-time: 1 year Part-time: 2 years Flexible mode: 15 months SELECTION PROCESS SELECTION PROCESS Individual interview. Individual interview. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Detail or Design Draftsperson. Engineering Technician, Project Manager, FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS Detail Draftsperson, Design Draftsperson, Engineering Estimator, Engineering Planner, Diploma in Engineering - Technical Maintenance Technician. (MEM50212). PREREQUISITES FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS Advanced Diploma of Engineering You need to have satisfactory literacy and (MEM60112), or an engineering degree at numeracy skills and be at least 15 years of Deakin University. age. Basic computer skills. PREREQUISITES Core Units You need to have completed VCE (or Organise and communicate information MEM16006A Interact with computing technology MEM16008A equivalent) or be of mature age and have sufficient work experience. You also Apply mathematical techniques in a MEM30012A Bendigo TAFE has good facilities. The teachers are very knowledgeable. Everything manufacturing engineering or related need to have a high level of literacy and environment numeracy skills following completion of an has been well organised. I completed my Certificate III in Mechanical Technology at Participate in environmentally MSAENV272B “ sustainable work practices LLN assessment. Either: year 10 plus three another TAFE, and Bendigo TAFE was the only school nearby offering the Diploma in years relevant work experience or a relevant Engineering. I have already learned a lot in the first two months. certificate qualification or an engineering trade background. - Hunter, Diploma of Mechanical Engineering student ” PATHWAY TO DEAKIN UNIVERSITY
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The Victorian Certificate of Applied Learning (VCAL) is a senior school certificate that focuses on hands-on learning and practical skills, supported by tutors, mentors and Koori VCAL – INDIGENOUS – • Hairdressing community elders. INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR • Horticulture (Landscaping) VCAL has three levels – Foundation, Intermediate and • Hospitality Senior. You will be personally assessed to ensure that • Information Technology • Multimedia you start at a level that matches your needs and abilities. • Justice With VCAL you can go on to further education, training or Course code VCALINT001 and VCALSEN001 • Music (Performance) employment. The Foundation VCAL course develops general Direct entry / Rolling enrolments • Sport and Recreation skills which increase your eligibility for further study, trade, Students completing the Intermediate level • Trade experience program training and employability. will develop general skills which increase your • Automotive and Construction Please note this course is only available for Aboriginal and eligibility for further study, trade, training • Tourism Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) people. and employability. You will gain skills such PREREQUISITES as literacy and numeracy, problem solving If you are at least 15 years old, have and organisational and planning skills. You completed year 10 and would like a ‘hands-on’ will also develop a portfolio, undertake option to finish your secondary certificate, work experience, and gain valuable general this is the course for you. knowledge and interpersonal skills. VCAL – INDIGENOUS – FOUNDATION Core Units This course is designed specifically for Core Units (Intermediate) Literacy Skills Foundation Reading and LIT011 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. Literacy Skills Intermediate Reading and LIT021 Writing Writing This VCAL course further develops general Literacy Skills Foundation Oral LIT012 Literacy Skills Intermediate Oral LIT022 Communication skills which increase your eligibility for more Communication Numeracy Skills Foundation NUM011 study and employment. Numeracy Skills Intermediate NUM021 Course code VCALFND001 Personal Development Skills Unit 1 PDS011 Personal Development Skills Unit 1 PDS021 Direct entry / Rolling enrolments (foundation) DURATION (intermediate) Personal Development Skills Unit 2 PDS012 Full-time: 1 year Personal Development Skills Unit 2 PDS022 DURATION (foundation) (intermediate) Work Related Skills Unit 1 (intermediate) WRS021 Full-time: 1 year Work Related Skills Unit 1 (foundation) WRS011 WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOU? Work Related Skills Unit 2 (foundation) WRS012 You will develop skills in literacy, numeracy, Work Related Skills Unit 2 (intermediate) WRS022 SELECTION PROCESS work related and personal development skills Core Units (Senior) All students will need to undertake an which help to increase your opportunities for Literacy Skills Senior Reading and Writing LIT031 interview to determine VCAL course level. further study and employment. Literacy Skills Senior Oral Communication LIT032 WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOU? You can specialise in any of these fields: Numeracy Skills Senior NUM031 Develop your communication skills, • Allied Health Personal Development Skills Unit 1 (senior) PDS031 Personal Development Skills Unit 2 (senior) PDS032 employability skills and get job ready with our • Automotive Work Related Skills Unit 1 (senior) WRS031 • Beauty VCAL Foundation course. You will improve Work Related Skills Unit 2 (senior) WRS032 your reading, writing, math and IT skills • Business whilst participating in hands-on learning with • Cultural Industries Intermediate Senior computers, visual arts, health and wellbeing. • Early Childhood Education and Care Once you complete this course, you will: • Electrical • Engineering • Receive a VCAL Foundation Certificate • Furnishing • Be able to apply for a pre-apprenticeship, VCAL intermediate or other TAFE courses • Get advice on your employment options PREREQUISITES You must be at least 15 years old to apply. COURSE GUIDE 2018 TRADES & INDUSTRIAL
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CERTIFICATE I IN ABORIGINAL AND CERTIFICATE II IN ABORIGINAL AND CERTIFICATE III IN ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER CULTURAL ARTS CULTURAL ARTS CULTURAL ARTS
Course code CUA10215 Course code CUA20415 Course code CUA30515 Direct entry / Rolling enrolments Direct entry / Rolling enrolments Direct entry / Rolling enrolments This course is ideal for beginner artists and This course builds on basic knowledge and This course prepares you for a variety of prepares you for a variety of arts-related skills gained in the certificate I and extends arts-related careers and extends skills in careers. You will gain artistic skills to reflect knowledge to develop an understanding of these disciplines. It may lead to a career as a an awareness of identity and pride in your your own Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander self-employed artist/crafts person. You may culture, visual arts training and skills for identity. also become a member of a co-operative producing art/craft works for sale or an participating in community activities. This DURATION course provides a pathway to Certificate II in assistant in an established art/craft studio. Full-time: 1 year Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Cultural Part-time: 2 years Arts. DURATION Full-time: 1 year DURATION PREREQUISITES You must be at least 15 years old to apply. Part-time: 2 years Full-time: 6 months Part-time: 1 year Core Units PREREQUISITES Contribute to health and safety of self BSBWHS201 You must be at least 15 years old to apply. PREREQUISITES and others You must be at least 15 years old to apply. Use basic drawing techniques CUAACD101 Develop understanding of own CUAATS101 Core Units Core Units Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Contribute to health and safety of self BSBWHS201 Contribute to health and safety of self BSBWHS201 identity and others and others Make simple creative work CUAPPR201 Develop drawing skills to communicate CUAACD201 Use basic drawing techniques CUAACD101 Source and use information relevant to CUARES202 ideas Develop understanding of own CUAATS101 own arts practice Develop understanding of own CUAATS101 Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander identity identity Use ideas and techniques to develop CUAPPR101 Develop and apply knowledge of CUAATS303 creative work Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander cultural arts Produce creative work CUAPPR301 Apply knowledge of history and theory CUARES301 to own arts practice COURSE GUIDE 2018 TRADES & INDUSTRIAL
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CERTIFICATE IV IN ABORIGINAL AND FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES CERTIFICATE III IN INFORMATION, DURATION TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER These courses can lead to higher level studies DIGITAL MEDIA AND TECHNOLOGY Full-time: 18 weeks CULTURAL ARTS in visual arts qualifications at diploma, Part-time: 1 year advanced diploma and degree levels. Credit CAREER OPPORTUNITIES transfers may be available into your chosen On completion of the course, graduates can course. Course code ICT30115 find employment in job roles including: Course code CUA40615 EXTRA REQUIREMENTS Direct entry / Rolling enrolments • Help Desk Officer You will need to attend an induction session. Direct entry / Rolling enrolments This qualification provides the skills and • Network Support Officer Courses can be tailored to suit your level of This course will help you build upon your knowledge for an individual to be competent • ICT Technician artistic knowledge and ability. artistic skills and prepares you for a variety of in a wide range of general information and FURTHER STUDY OPPORTUNITIES arts-related careers. communications technology (ICT) technical Core Units This course can lead to higher level studies in This course may help you contribute towards Contribute to health and safety of self BSBWHS201 functions and to achieve a degree of self- and others Certificate IV. Diploma or Advanced Diploma the cultural development of your community sufficiency as an advanced ICT user. Produce drawings to communicate ideas CUAACD301 of courses in IT. and may also lead to a career in the selling Produce work that expresses own CUAATS302 Persons working at this level will support and distribution of artworks through galleries. Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander information technology activities in the Core Units identity workplace across a wide range of ICT Participate effectively in WHS BSBWHS304 DURATION Develop and apply knowledge of CUAATS303 communication and consultation Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander areas, including technical support, network processes Full-time: 1 year cultural arts administration, web technologies, software Implement and monitor environmentally BSBSUS401 Part-time: 2 years Realise a creative project CUAPPR401 applications and digital media technologies. sustainable work practices Research history and theory to inform CUARES403 Work and communicate effectively in an ICTICT202 PREREQUISITES own arts practice When you successfully complete this course, ICT environment You must be at least 15 years old to apply. you can continue on to higher levels of Create user documentation ICTICT301 study in IT or multimedia or apply for work Install and optimise operating system ICTICT302 SELECTION PROCESS software in a range of jobs where computer skills are Run standard diagnostic tests ICTSAS301 Interview and pre training assessment necessary. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Graduates may find employment opportunities as a self-employed artist/ craftsperson, a member of a co-operative producing art/ craft works for sale or an assistant in an established cultural art/ ceramics environment.
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40 41 WORK HEALTH & SAFETY
CERTIFICATE IV IN WORK HEALTH AND SAFETY WHERE DO YOU
Course code BSB41415 Direct entry / Semester one and two rolling enrolments SEE YOURSELF This program is the new entry level qualification for Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) Coordinators or Supervisors with a major workload in OH&S. This NEXT YEAR? qualification is suitable for people working in a Work Health and Safety (WHS) role. DURATION Full-time: 1 year* SELECTION PROCESS Individual interview. Intermediate literacy and Our Skills and Jobs Centres can guide you to make numeracy assessment. DROP IN the leap into the career you’ve always wanted. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Bendigo TAFE Graduates can work as an Occupational Whether you’re just starting out, thinking about City campus, Building C Health and Safety Officer or a WorkSafe re-entering the workforce or looking for a change, Hargreaves Street, Bendigo Inspector. we’re here to help. Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm FURTHER STUDY OPTIONS You can further your study with a Diploma of Our friendly consultants can assist you to Work Health and Safety. answer questions such as: CALL FOR A CHAT *(This is self-paced and may take between 6-18 1300 100 606 months to complete). • Do I need training or a qualification? • How can I start a career or make a career change? • Where do I start to look for a new job? VISIT OUR WEBSITE • What type of job may be good for me? skillsandjobs.com.au
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CERTIFICATE IV IN BUILDING MELBOURNE CAMPUSES AND CONSTRUCTION
WITH KANGAN INSTITUTE Course code CPC40110 Direct entry / Rolling enrolments
DIPLOMA OF BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION
Course code CPC50210 Direct entry / VTAC / February intake
ENGINEERING
CERTIFICATE III IN AUTOMOTIVE ENGINE RECONDITIONING
Course code AUR31312 Australian Apprenticeship Centre (AASN) / Rolling enrolments
TESOL
CERTIFICATE IV IN TESOL (TEACHING ENGLISH TO SPEAKERS OF OTHER LANGUAGES)
Course code 10317NAT Direct entry / Semester one and Semester two intakes
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44 45 EXPERIENCE DAYS: GET A TASTE OF THE TAFE LIFESTYLE KANGAN INSTITUTE
11 May Broadmeadows 25 May Richmond 1 June Moonee Ponds 8 June Docklands 3 August Docklands 11 August Broadmeadows 25 August Moonee Ponds 31 August Richmond 22 November Broadmeadows BENDIGO TAFE
19 May City/Charleston Rd 15 June City/Charleston Rd 22 June Echuca 17 August City/Charleston Rd 17 November City/Charleston Rd
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