Engineering 

Mechanical Trade covers the knowledge and skills required by an individual working as an engineering tradesperson within the metal, manufacturing, engineering, or associated industries.

Engineers and tradies of all skill levels are eligible for this credential. This certificate will get you a formal qualification whether you're an expert with years of expertise or a newbie who is still studying and has finished a partial qualification.

Certificate III in Engineering provides you with the skills and knowledge to service, maintain, and repair fixed and mobile plant machinery. You will learn practical techniques in diagnostics, mechanical repair, and preventative maintenance, preparing you for roles in industries such as mining, construction, agriculture, and manufacturing. It is an ideal pathway for those starting their trade career or looking to formalise existing experience.

Certificate II in Electrotechnology (Career Start) provides you with the foundation skills and knowledge to begin your career in the electrical trade. This entry-level course introduces you to electrical principles, safety procedures, and practical skills, preparing you for an apprenticeship or further study in electrotechnology.

Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician is the essential qualification to become a licensed electrician. You will develop the expertise to select, install, test, and maintain electrical systems and equipment in residential, commercial, and industrial environments, while ensuring compliance with Australian standards and safety regulations.

Certificate III in air conditioning and refrigeration includes both practical and theoretical sessions to develop the skills and information needed to work in the refrigeration and air-conditioning business at a trade level.