New Zealand Certificate in Mechanical Engineering (Trade) (Level 4) - Managed Apprentices
Mechanical
A course by
Toi Ohomai
Earn the New Zealand Certificate in Mechanical Engineering (Trade) (Level 4) through a four-year managed apprenticeship combining flexible study options and paid employment experience in the mechanical engineering sector.
Blended study
This is a mix of online learning & face-to-face sessions
Wider BOP/Other, Bay of Plenty
It will take a total of 4 years
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Work as a qualified Mechanical Engineering tradesperson
Graduates can independently perform as Mechanical Engineering tradespeople in their chosen strand (Fitting and Machining or General Engineering) within mechanical engineering and manufacturing industries.
Apply mechanical engineering theory and practical skills
Use knowledge and hands-on skills in machining, fitting, welding, and fabrication to solve engineering problems and complete mechanical projects, adhering to industry safety practices.
Demonstrate competency in key mechanical engineering processes
Carry out tasks involving mechanical fitting, machining, welding processes, and working with engineering materials in a workplace environment.
What You're Signing Up For
This flexible four-year part-time apprenticeship programme prepares learners for a career in mechanical engineering, covering topics like fitting, machining, fluid power, welding, and trade calculations, all delivered through work-integrated learning. Apprentices receive tailored support from tutors and employers while developing practical and theoretical skills needed for the engineering industry. Graduates can independently work as tradespeople in the mechanical engineering and manufacturing industries, with strands available in Fitting and Machining or General Engineering.
Course Content
- Engineering Health & Safety
- Measurement
- Hand and Power Tools
- Engineering Materials
- Sketching and Drawing
- Trade Calculations
- Basic Fabrication
- Welding Processes
- Machining
- Mechanical Fitting
- Fluid Power
What you need to know first
NCEA Level 1 including 10 literacy credits and 10 numeracy credits (or equivalent)
Currently employed in the engineering industry
Supervision from a workplace mentor/employer willing to support the training
Apprenticeship Agreement required involving apprentice, employer, and provider
What sort of industry will this job lead to
Mechanical Engineering
Manufacturing
Future employment opportunities might be
Fitter Turner (Fitting and Machining Strand)
General Engineer (General Engineering Strand)
Mechanical Engineering Tradesperson
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