Module Outline
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Introduction to Metal Fabrication and Welding
Introduction to Metal Fabrication and Welding
Module
National Code
State Code
21002
21002
DTWD Status
Approved
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
21/03/1994
Field of Education
030711 - Boilermaking And Welding
Nominal Hours
68
Description
To provide an alternative skills programme in Metal
Fabrication and Welding Trades for upper high school
students who are interested in trade-related
opportunities.
To provide students with experiences which will enable them to gauge their
suitability to the Metal Fabrication and Welding Trade.
To provide basic skill development suited to a range
of Metal Fabrication/Welding areas.
Fabrication and Welding Trades for upper high school
students who are interested in trade-related
opportunities.
To provide students with experiences which will enable them to gauge their
suitability to the Metal Fabrication and Welding Trade.
To provide basic skill development suited to a range
of Metal Fabrication/Welding areas.
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Evidence Guide
Internal Assessment 100%
Practical:
% of applied fabrication and welding objectives
achieved: 50% Applied
Safety: 10% Theory: 30-minute (maximum)
written objective assessment:
40%
Theory Objectives Examinable (OE) are those listed
in the student objectives as OE, from which the
theory examination is constructed.
Practical objectives are designated by an AF
(Applied Fabrication), AS (Applied Safety) and AW
(Applied Welding).
Practical assessment is continuous for each area of
practice.
Practical:
% of applied fabrication and welding objectives
achieved: 50% Applied
Safety: 10% Theory: 30-minute (maximum)
written objective assessment:
40%
Theory Objectives Examinable (OE) are those listed
in the student objectives as OE, from which the
theory examination is constructed.
Practical objectives are designated by an AF
(Applied Fabrication), AS (Applied Safety) and AW
(Applied Welding).
Practical assessment is continuous for each area of
practice.
Elements and Performance Criteria
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Associated Qual/Courses
| State Code | National Code | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0956 | Basic Industrial Skills | Accredited course | |
| 0320 | Course in Tafe Secondary | Accredited course | |
| 6907 | Vocational Entrance | Accredited course |