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    • Course code
      21622VIC
    • Location
      Dandenong , Frankston
    • Length
      Part Time

      4 years

      Full Time

      2 years

    • Commencing
      Ongoing throughout the year
    • How to Apply
      Full time through VTAC or direct to Chisholm; Part time direct to Chisholm

    Advanced Diploma of Engineering Technology (Advanced Manufacturing)

    Go further in your engineering career. Develop practical and theoretical skills and knowledge for application in a modern metal manufacturing industry operation. Specialise in machine tool operation, computer numerical controlled (CNC) programming, computer aided drafting (CAD), metrology and production planning.

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  • Possible Job Outcomes

      engineering production

      engineering fabrication

      Drafting Assistant

      Designer

      Production Planner

      Engineering Drafter

      Trade Technician

      Technical Assistant

      Engineering Technician

      Engineering Assistant

  • Sample Units of Study

    VBN776 - Use basic engineering concepts to plan the manufacture of engineering components

    VBN777 - Handle engineering materials

    VBN778 - Produce basic engineering components and products using farication and machining

    VBN779 - Perform cutting, grinding and turning operations

    VBN780 - Form, bend & shape engineering materials

    VBN782 - Perform basic welding and thermal cutting processes to fabricate engineering structures

    VBN788 - Design and prototype components and/or small structures using design principles

    VBN790 - Produce engineering components by operating a CNC manufacturing cell

    VBP228 - Apply mathematical solutions to engineering problems

    VBP229 - Apply statistical methods for quality control and reliability

    VBP230 - Apply scientific principles to engineering problems

    VBP231 - Apply principles of mechanics to engineering problems

    VBP232 - Apply principles of strength of materials to engineering problems

    VBP234 - Apply calculus to engineering problems

    VBP235 - Use 2D computer aided drafting systems

    VBP236 - Use advanced 2D & 3D computer aided drafting techniques

    VBP238 - Annotate and create assemblies using solid models

    VBP250 - Set up manufacturing processes for engineering applications

    VBP263 - Apply basic principles of materials science to engineering applications

    VBP264 - Apply advanced principles of materials science to engineering applications

    VBP266 - Apply fluid mechanic principles in mechanical engineering

    VBP274 - Design mechanical engineering systems

    VBP275 - Program, operate and select a robotics system

    VBP276 - Plan and manage a robotics system

    VBP277 - Apply thermodynamic principles in engineering

    VBP278 - Design mechanical machines

    VBP283 - Apply principles of mechanics to engineering structures

    VBQU257 - Apply advanced static priciples to engineering problems

    VBQU258 - Apply advanced dynamic principles to engineering problems

    BSBCMN419A - Manage projects

    BSBMGT605A - Provide leadership across the organisation

    BSBPM507A - Manage project communications

    MEM13014A - Apply principles of occupational health and safety in the work environment

    MEM18001C - Use hand tools

    MEM18002B - Use power tools/hand held operations

    MEM2.13C5A - Perform mathematical computations

    VBN768 - Develop an individual career plan for the engineering industry

    VBN769 - Perform basic machining processes

    VBN770 - Apply basic fabrication techniques

    VBN772 - Use computers for engineering related work activities

    VBN773 - Produce basic engineering sketches and drawings

  • Costs

    Course fees can vary. Also, depending on your situation, you may be eligible for government subsidised training or other exemptions may apply. For more information check the FAQs and the 'Fees and charges' page on this website. Or you can call 1300 CHISHOLM (1300 244 746) or email us your enquiry You may be eligible for Government subsidised fees. Actual fee will be assessed upon enrolment.

  • Notes

    This fully accredited State Government course is nationally recognised and widely accepted by relevant sectors of industry. A 1,400 hour program, study focuses on the manufacture, maintenance, modification and installation of mechanical equipment and systems. Computer Aided Design and Drafting is an important part of the program and is complimented by mechanical design objects that give a high level of training to tomorrow's engineer.

    The complete course consists of a Diploma of Engineering Technology (800 hours) plus additional studies (600 hours). Areas of study include: Engineering Computing; Computer Aided Drafting and Engineering Mathematics. The Manufacturing and Engineering industry is the largest employment sector in Australia. Employer demand for engineering graduates is high and over a third of all job vacancies are for engineering graduates. Completion of this program also provides rewarding opportunities in Higher Technician and Engineering Management Careers.

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      Advanced Diploma of Engineering Technology (Advanced Manufacturing)

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    Applying and Enrolling

    To enrol at Chisholm, you need to apply, and then be accepted. Procedures to apply for courses vary. A TAFE application may go through VTAC, for example. In other cases the application may be direct to Chisholm or through your employer or school.

    With a successful Chisholm Institute of TAFE application, in some cases,  you may need to attend an information session or submit a portfolio prior to completing your enrolment.

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