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Automotive Mechanical<br />
Murray Bridge High School<br />
This course has been has been developed to provide entry level<br />
training for students wishing to enter an apprenticeship in the<br />
automotive industry. It will enable students to develop life skills and<br />
positive personal attributes in preparation for their chosen career. This<br />
course is also suitable for those wishing to gain general automotive<br />
knowledge. This semester course covers units from Certificate 2 in<br />
Automotive Mechanical and is delivered by VTECH Automotive<br />
Training at the Lower Murray Trade Training Centre.<br />
Automotive Mechanical, Paint and<br />
Panel (restoration/customising)<br />
Birdwood High School<br />
This full year course provides students with entry level training in the<br />
automotive industry. Students complete a range of automotive<br />
competencies including elective competencies from the<br />
mechanical servicing, vehicle body and paint and refinish streams.<br />
Training is delivered by a qualified instructor in partnership with local<br />
industry including Birdwood Motor Museum, Mt Pleasant Crash,<br />
Dynamic Paint & Panel at Woodside & Deans Body Restoration at<br />
Williamstown. Students have access to the latest industry standard<br />
equipment including vehicle hoists, spray booth and baking oven.<br />
The centre also has the latest training technology in a Virtual<br />
Paint Training System & a Virtual Welder which allows students to<br />
interact real spray & welding application equipment in a simulated<br />
environment.<br />
Students who complete the course will receive Nationally Recognised<br />
Competencies and will have the opportunity to continue the<br />
following year with Automotive Mechanical and/or Automotive<br />
Vehicle Body Qualifications.<br />
Automotive Servicing Technician l Diesel Mechanic l Panel Beater l<br />
Spray Painter l Parts Interpreter<br />
Welding Fabrication<br />
Murray Bridge High School<br />
This short course delivered at TafeSA Murray Bridge provides an<br />
introduction to a career in engineering. Students undertake training<br />
in oxy-acetylene, arc and mig welding as well as thermal cutting.<br />
Students gain units of competency in Engineering and have the<br />
opportunity to continue the following semester. This course may also<br />
suit students also undertaking training in automotive and agriculture.<br />
Multi –Trades FOR YOUNG WOMEN<br />
(Automotive/Engineering/Paint & Panel)<br />
Multi –Trades FOR YOUNG MEN<br />
(Automotive/Engineering/Paint & Panel)<br />
Birdwood High School<br />
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These semester courses, provide students with the opportunity<br />
to experience a variety of trade areas. Students will make basic<br />
Engineering projects and complete various competencies in the<br />
mechanical servicing, vehicle body and paint and refinish streams.<br />
Students will also be exposed to automotive customising, industry<br />
tours and are required to complete work placement in a simulated<br />
industry environment.<br />
Students who complete the course will receive Nationally Recognised<br />
Competencies and will have the opportunity the following year to<br />
continue on with more advanced trade qualifications.<br />
Mechanical Engineering<br />
(go – kart manufacturing)<br />
Birdwood High School<br />
The full year course has been developed to improve training and<br />
employment opportunities for students who wish to explore a<br />
career in the Manufacturing and Engineering Industry or a related<br />
trade area. Training is delivered by a qualified tradesperson in<br />
an Engineering/Manufacturing Training centre including industry<br />
standard equipment such as Engine Lathes, Milling Machines,<br />
industrial welders, measurement equipment & a surface grinder.<br />
Students have a choice to engineer and manufacture a frame for a<br />
Go-Kart or build a tool kit which is designed to support students during<br />
the interview process for an apprenticeship. Students who complete<br />
the course will receive Nationally Recognised Competencies and<br />
will have the opportunity the following year to continue on with more<br />
advanced Engineering qualifications.<br />
Engineering Tradesperson l Toolmaker l<br />
Welder l Mechanical Engineer l<br />
Fitter and Turner<br />
Step 5: Attend an Interview (if required) week 1-4 Term 4.<br />
Make sure you understand the suitability requirements before you attend the interview.