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Certificate IV in Engineering (Welding Pathway)
Certificate IV in Engineering (Welding Pathway)
Accredited course
National Code:
15227WA
15227WA
State Code:
8965
8965
TGA Status:
Replaced
Replaced
DTWD Status:
Replaced
Replaced
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
Field of Education
0307 - Mechanical And Industrial Engineering And Technology
AQF Level
Certificate IV in
Nominal Hours
360
Duration
Unspecified
Stream of Study
Skilled Level (4200)
Accredited Date
18/03/1999
Expiry Date
31/12/2001
VET Act Classifier
C
VET Act Conditions
Description
The development of skills and knowledge, that combined with workplace skill enhancement, will enable the learner to perform the workplace functions at AQF Level IV (Engineering)
Schedule
1. ELECTIVES
LIST A
2. ELECTIVE
LIST B
| State Code | National Code | Title | Hours | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 43306 | EA050 | Engineering Computing | 36 | Module |
| 43780 | EA 002 | Engineering Mathematics A (98) | 54 | Module |
| 43558 | EA010 | Materials Science | 36 | Module |
| 43324 | EB071 | Project Management | 36 | Module |
| 43334 | EA011 | Science | 36 | Module |
| 65017 | NCS017 | Writing Technical Documents | 17 | Module |
| 65013 | NCS006 | Writing Workplace Documents | 17 | Module |
Replaced By
| State Code | National Code | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| M009 | MEM40198 | Certificate IV in Engineering - Higher Engineering Trade | Qualification |
VET Info Notes
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
To receive the qualification the learner must have completed the requirements
of Certificate III - Trade plus 9 modules (Minimum) and 36 points in units
drawn from specialisation band A or band B and/or band 2 core units (maximum 24
points from band A).
Competent performance will be achieved when the learner can practise the skills
and meet the necessary industry competency standards. The Qualification will be
issued once the off-the-job and on-the-job component has been completed. A
separate on-the-job assessment by a registered Workplace Assessor will be
required before the qualification is issued.
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
To meet the requirements of the Western Australian Metals Trades (General)
Award Classification C7, 9 modules selected from the MERSITAB endorsed module
bank. NOTE: *Modules completed as part of the Certificate III used to enter the
program cannot be used as credit in this course in terms of the qualification.
The selection of CSU's against modules should reflect approximately 36-40 Unit
Weighting points to ensure national portability
*Reference should be made to the ANTA/MERSITAB Training Package for the final
selection of the pathway which required a clear understanding of the weighting
points and the bands.
COPYRIGHT/OWNERSHIP
This course has been produced by Midland College of TAFE for the TAFE Metals
Consortium (WA) which has no-exclusive licence to produce, distribute and
maintain
the course structure on be half of the Government of WA.
Training Products Australia (previously ACTRAC Products Ltd) are the copyright
holders on behalf of ANTA of the module descriptors and the Training Package
included in this course.
The curriculum structure is copyright free to TAFE Metals Consortium (WA)
members. It is available for use by any providers who have written permission
from TAFE Metals Consortium( WA). However, in order to gain recognition of the
training offered by way of certification of transfer of credit, providers will
need to be registered with their respective State Training Authority as
required under the ARF. In addition, some licensing arrangements may apply
within some States and with Training Products Ltd.
The course is accredited by the Training Accreditation
Council (TAC) in Western Australia and has been placed on the National
Register as code TBA.
Further information on this program may be obtained from the Principal
Lecturer,
Executive Officer, Courses Committee, Midland College of TAFE, PO Box 1336,
Midland WA 6936, telephone (08) 924729261.
This course has been replaced by M009 Certificate IV in Engineering - Higher
Engineering Trade.
To receive the qualification the learner must have completed the requirements
of Certificate III - Trade plus 9 modules (Minimum) and 36 points in units
drawn from specialisation band A or band B and/or band 2 core units (maximum 24
points from band A).
Competent performance will be achieved when the learner can practise the skills
and meet the necessary industry competency standards. The Qualification will be
issued once the off-the-job and on-the-job component has been completed. A
separate on-the-job assessment by a registered Workplace Assessor will be
required before the qualification is issued.
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
To meet the requirements of the Western Australian Metals Trades (General)
Award Classification C7, 9 modules selected from the MERSITAB endorsed module
bank. NOTE: *Modules completed as part of the Certificate III used to enter the
program cannot be used as credit in this course in terms of the qualification.
The selection of CSU's against modules should reflect approximately 36-40 Unit
Weighting points to ensure national portability
*Reference should be made to the ANTA/MERSITAB Training Package for the final
selection of the pathway which required a clear understanding of the weighting
points and the bands.
COPYRIGHT/OWNERSHIP
This course has been produced by Midland College of TAFE for the TAFE Metals
Consortium (WA) which has no-exclusive licence to produce, distribute and
maintain
the course structure on be half of the Government of WA.
Training Products Australia (previously ACTRAC Products Ltd) are the copyright
holders on behalf of ANTA of the module descriptors and the Training Package
included in this course.
The curriculum structure is copyright free to TAFE Metals Consortium (WA)
members. It is available for use by any providers who have written permission
from TAFE Metals Consortium( WA). However, in order to gain recognition of the
training offered by way of certification of transfer of credit, providers will
need to be registered with their respective State Training Authority as
required under the ARF. In addition, some licensing arrangements may apply
within some States and with Training Products Ltd.
The course is accredited by the Training Accreditation
Council (TAC) in Western Australia and has been placed on the National
Register as code TBA.
Further information on this program may be obtained from the Principal
Lecturer,
Executive Officer, Courses Committee, Midland College of TAFE, PO Box 1336,
Midland WA 6936, telephone (08) 924729261.
This course has been replaced by M009 Certificate IV in Engineering - Higher
Engineering Trade.
No information