Do you enjoy or are you good at

INDUSTRIAL ARTS?
level 4
Have you considered the occupations below?
Craftsperson Materials engineer

level 3 TOM – Carpenter

I’ve always enjoyed working with my hands, especially with timber,
Architectural technician Marine engineer
so a career in the construction industry has always appealed to me.
After leaving school I worked in the building maintenance section of
level 2 a large sporting facility, where I learned many skills, such as painting,
Architectural Marine engineer
technician Metal machinist tiling and carpentry. I recently decided it was time to gain some
Model maker
Bicycle technician
Museum officer
proper qualifications, and my experience in that job played a large
Boilermaker
Building contractor Musical instrument part in helping me decide that I wanted to get into carpentry. I’m now
Industrial
level 1 maker and repairer Mechanical
designer Cabinetmaker
Panel beater
engineer completing an apprenticeship and really enjoying the daily variety
Carpenter Bicycle Musical
Building Cooper technician instrument maker
Picture framer
Mechanical between jobs.
contractor and repairer Plumber engineering
Craftsperson
Craftsperson Printing associate
Engineering machinist
patternmaker Picture framer
Furniture Prosthetic
Engineering /Orthotic
tradesperson polisher Printing hand
technician
- fabrication
Engineering
tradesperson
Handyperson Industrial Product
assembler
Roofer
Saw doctor HANNA – Mechanical engineering associate
- mechanical
Fitter
Home
improvement
arts Sheetmetal
worker I started a pre-apprenticeship in automotive and welding when I was
Railway
Shipwright
Foundry worker installer infrastructure
worker Steel fixer
in Year 11. This was a program run every year by the school, so there
Industrial Craftsperson Furniture Prosthetist
engineer polisher Leadlight worker Textile mechanic Model maker /Orthotist was plenty of support for me to participate. I found the mechanical
Steel fixer
Glass and glazing
tradesperson Model maker
Tool and
die setter
aspects of the training more interesting than welding, so when it came
Home improvement Vehicle dismantler Toolmaker time to choose an apprenticeship I went into mechanical engineering,
installer Upholsterer
Instrument fitter Vehicle body
specialising in fitting and machining. I’m now working as a draftsperson
Jeweller builder and completing my Diploma in Mechanical Drafting at night school.
Joiner Watch and clock
Leadlight worker maker and repairer Ultimately I’d like to go to university to study mechanical engineering.
Jeweller
Locksmith Welder - first class
I really loved my apprenticeship, and have found learning about mechanical
Wood machinist
Set designer engineering in practical, work settings a really valuable experience.

Jeweller Set designer

Level 1 Completion of Year 10, Senior Secondary Level 3 D

Certificate of Education, Certificate I or II.
Australian Apprenticeships may be offered
at this level.
Level 2 C
 ertificate III or IV or at least three years
relevant experience. Australian Apprenticeships
may be offered at this level.
 iploma or Advanced Diploma. Study is often
undertaken through TAFEs or Registered
Training Organisations. Some universities offer
studies at this level.
Level 4 U
 sually requires the completion of a Bachelor
Degree or higher qualification. Study is often
undertaken at university.

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