Training
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Become an engineering apprentice
What does an engineering apprentice do?
As an apprentice engineer you may find yourself working on the following projects:
- cutting, bending or welding metal objects
- reading and interpreting drawings
- setting and operating machinery such as drills, lathes and mills
An engineering apprenticeship might you suit if you:
- are practical and good with your hands
- enjoy working with hand tools and machinery
- find solutions for problems
- have good maths skills
Qualifications available
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Apprenticeships
If you’re ready for an engineering apprenticeship you can apply today. Even if no positions are currently advertised, you can fill in an application and we will contact you to arrange an interview.
MEM30219 – Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical Trade
MEM31922 – Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade
This is the official trade qualification for electricians in Australia. It is a nationally recognised qualification which means that it is valid in all states of Australia. The qualification requires both on-the-job and structured (trade school) off-the-job training.
Duration
Engineering apprenticeships with AGA usually take around 4 years to complete and involve both on-the-job work experience (with a host employer) and trade school training (delivered at no cost by AGA at one of our training facilities).
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