Course Overview
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Our Certificate II in Engineering Pathways is the ideal prevocational course if you are looking to engineer the perfect career and gain valuable knowledge of the engineering industry.
With a high industry demand for people skilled in welding, fitting & machining, CAD drafting, you could find work in a wide range of industries like Construction and General Engineering, Manufacturing and Maintenance Fitting – working close to home, interstate or internationally.
With our nationally accredited Certificate II in Engineering Pathways (MEM20413) course, you will gain hands on practical experience, work skills and a broad understanding of engineering competencies, enabling you to make a better informed choice in the selection of engineering career paths.
Here are just a few things that you will learn how to:
- Read basic technical/CAD drawings
- Produce a range of items using hand and powered tools
- Use complex equipment like drills, lathes and milling machines
- Pull apart and reassemble engineering mechanisms
- Operate Fabrication equipment like presses, rollers, folders, guillotine and plasma cutters
- Use a variety of Electric Welders (Mig, Arc & Tig)
- Use Oxy welding/cutting equipment
The Certificate II in Engineering Pathways (MEM20413) is a full-time course spanning 15 weeks. We also offer a part time option that runs over 9 months and both are offered at our Broadmeadows and Richmond campuses within our dedicated training facilities, comprising new and modern machinery, ensuring what you learn on campus reflects industry standards.
With our Certificate II in Engineering Pathways (MEM20413) under your belt, you can choose from the following career options:
- undertake a work-based apprenticeship
- gain entry level employment in engineering or related industries
Our course experts will be more than happy to answer any questions you have about our engineering courses.
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Core
| Module Code | Module Title | Nominal Hours |
| MEM13014A | Apply Principles Of Occupational Health And Safety In The Work Environment | 10 |
| MEM18001C | Use Hand Tools | 20 |
| MEM18002B | Use Power Tools/hand Held Operations | 20 |
| MEMPE001A | Use engineering workshop machine | 60 |
| MEMPE002A | Use electric welding machines | 40 |
| MEMPE003A | Use Oxy-acetylene And Soldering Equipment | 40 |
| MEMPE004A | Use Fabrication Equipment | 40 |
| MEMPE005A | Develop A Career Plan For The Engineering And Manufacturing Industry | 20 |
| MEMPE006A | Undertake A Basic Engineering Project | 80 |
| MEMPE007A | Pull Apart And Re-assemble Engineering Mechanisms | 30 |
| MSAENV272B | Participate In Environmentally Sustainable Work Practices | 30 |
Elective
| Module Code | Module Title | Nominal Hours |
| MEM16006A | Organise And Communicate Information | 20 |
| MEM16008A | Interact With Computing Technology | 20 |
| MSAPCI101A | Adapt to work requirements in industry | 30 |
| MSAPMSUP106A | Work In A Team | 30 |
How will I be assessed?
You will be assessed to show that you have achieved the skills and knowledge required by the course. Assessment may include written, oral or practical assessment methods. You will know in advance about the type of assessment and how it will operate.
What will I study?
You will need to complete a total of 12 units of competency. Of which you must complete four core units and a further eight elective units.
This training is delivered with Victorian and Commonwealth Government funding. Are you eligible for Government Subsidised fees? Find out now!
You may be eligible for concession. Find out now!
The fees listed below relate to 2019 courses and are indicative pricing only as total costs vary depending on the units you elect to study.
Concessions for Diploma and Advanced Diploma course categories are only available to Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islanders.
Payment plans are available. Click here to find out more.
Course availability is subject to enrolment numbers.
Your total course fee will typically include your tuition fee (table 1), any applicable consumables and/or material fees (table 2) and non-tuition fees such as student support fees (table 3).
Table 1
Enrolment type
Government Subsidised
Indicative total tuition fee#
Full Fee
Indicative total tuition fee#
Non-Apprentice
$1308.00
$261.60
$4344.00
Apprentice/Trainee
$N/A
$N/A
$N/A
Table 2
Average course
material fees*
$100.00
Average course
consumable fees*
$300.00
# The student tuition fees as published are subject to change given individual circumstances at enrolment.
* Materials/Consumables fees may vary for each individual based on the units they are studying.
Average tuition fees are based on the typical number of student contact hours undertaken by a student to complete this course. Average fees displayed are purely indicative and may not be your actual fee. Fees vary based on the number/hours of electives chosen by the student.
Click here to view maximum tuition fees. We strongly urge you to contact us for a more exact calculation of your fees. Additional fees may apply such as the Student Support Fee.
2019 Student Services Fee (Table 3)
|
Type of cohort: |
|
Eligible full fee paying student (more than 125 SC hours) |
Non eligible/FFS full fee paying student (more than 125 SC hours) |
Special cohort classes:
- Concession card holders
- Apprentices
- Trainees
- Work based students (100% off campus delivery)
- Full online delivery (100% off campus delivery)
|
Any students studying less than 125 hours in the full year |
| Domestic student services fees for 2019: |
$0.40 per student contact hour. $60 min total to $200 max total |
$0.40 per student contact hour. $60 min total to $200 max total |
$60 fixed fee |
None |
Exemptions
The following fee categories are exempt from the SSF -
ASH: Asylum Seeker Or Victim Of Human Trafficking Concession
ASZ: Asylum Seeker Or Victim Of Human Trafficking Non-concession
X: Community-based Orders/Judy Lazarus Transition Centre
OZ: International Student
M: Prisoner
YTC: Young People Transitioning From Care – Concession
YTN: Young People Transitioning From Care - No Concession
Short courses
student contact hours
|
Total hours^
|
Indicative hours*
|
Government Subsidised $/SCH
|
Indigenous Concession $/SCH
|
Full fee $/SCH
|
|
400
|
400
|
$3.27
|
$0.65
|
$10.86
|
^This is based on the maximum number of student contact hours for the total duration of the course. Hours may vary depending on electives chosen by the student.
*This is based on the maximum number of student contact hours for the calendar year of 2019. Hours may vary depending on electives chosen by the student. If you have to undertake training as part of Skills Recognition, your tuition fees are charged according to the applicable rate per Student Contact Hour depending on your eligibility for government subsidised, concession or full fees.
For more information about our fees structure, click here.
What costs and other fees should I expect?
Please see the fees tables above. If you require further information, please call the Contact Centre on 13 TAFE (13 8233) or email enquiries@kangan.edu.au.There may also be extra costs for reference books, protective clothing or specialised materials.
Scholarships may be available for this course.
Can I apply?
There are no set prerequisites for this course. However it is recommended that you have satisfactory numeracy and literacy skills to undertake this course.
Where and how can I study?
You will study at the Broadmeadows or Richmond campus in a practical workshop environment. The campuses are close to public transport and have on-site car parking.
What employment opportunities will I have?
As this is a prevocational course, it is designed to provide you with a broad knowledge and skills in relation to the Engineering field. As such, this course may lead to employment in the Engineering fields of CAD drafting, fabrication, welding, machining or maintenance fitting.
What skills will I have when I complete this course?
You will gain practical skills in a range of areas:
- Interpret basic CAD technical drawings
- use of hand and power tools
- Measurement
- Machining
- Welding
- Fabrication bending / folding / rolling equipment
- Knowledge of general workshop practices and equipment
What qualifications will I receive?
On successful completion of the course you will be awarded the Certificate II in Engineering Pathways (MEM20413). As part of the Australian Qualifications Framework this program is nationally recognised.
What opportunities for further studies will I have?
The Certificate II in Engineering Pathways course is designed to provide you with a pathway into an Engineering apprenticeship qualification such as the Certificate III in Engineering. Credit transfers are available into the apprenticeship qualification.
How do I apply?
We accept direct applications. You can apply online by clicking on the ‘Apply Here’ button above and completing the application form. Alternatively, you can obtain a direct application form by calling the Contact Centre on 13 TAFE (13 8233) or email enquiries@kangan.edu.au.
How will I be selected for this course?
There are no set pre-requisites for this course. Please make a direct application online. You will be contacted by a Kangan Institute representative regarding your application and suitability once your application has been assessed. This course also has a mid-year intake.