Engineering
Having an engineering qualification under your belt can lead to an exciting career in manufacturing, mining, maintenance and more.
Our engineering qualifications give you industry-specific knowledge across a range of specialisations such as boilermaking, welding, fitting and machining or sheetmetal working.
You’ll receive hands-on learning and industry experience from our expert trainers throughout the duration of your study.
If you’re a problem solver and ready to begin an exciting career — get in touch today.


The Certificate II in Engineering Pathways assists in providing the entry level skills and knowledge required to enter the Engineering industry and covers essential work health and safety requirements and the use of tools and materials within the Engineering industry.

The Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade assists in providing the knowledge and skills to select and perform welding processes, form and shape materials and work safely and effectively within the engineering and manufacturing industries.Â

The Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical Trade provides the knowledge and skills required of an engineering tradesperson fabricating in the sheet metal, engineering or manufacturing industries.Â

The Certificate IV in Engineering assists in providing the knowledge and skills required for a higher level engineering tradesperson, including welding processes, assemble and repair fabrications and assist in providing on-the-job training to trainees.


A Restricted Electrical Licence authorises the holder to perform electrical work of a particular type stated on their licence. This licence limits an individual to specific electrical work associated with work from another trade or calling.


The knowledge and skills of many overseas workers can be very high, but there are differences in the way the technical expertise needs to be applied in Australia. The Course in Electrician – Minimum Australian Context Gap (MACG) provides the Australian Context Gap training to holders of an Offshore Technical Skills Record (OTSR) and seeking to work in Australia, and is required to be completed before an Electrotechnology Electrician qualification can be granted by a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) and occupational licence issued.

The Certificate IV in Engineering assists in providing the knowledge and skills required for a higher level engineering tradesperson, including welding processes, assemble and repair fabrications and assist in providing on-the-job training to trainees.

The Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade assists in providing the knowledge and skills to select and perform welding processes, form and shape materials and work safely and effectively within the engineering and manufacturing industries.Â

The Certificate II in Engineering Pathways assists in providing the entry level skills and knowledge required to enter the Engineering industry and covers essential work health and safety requirements and the use of tools and materials within the Engineering industry.

The Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical Trade provides the knowledge and skills required of an engineering tradesperson fabricating in the sheet metal, engineering or manufacturing industries.Â
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