Career Preparation for Specialised Welding (Level 4)

Summary

In this NZQA accredited course, you can boost your education and career opportunities with this specialised welding qualification. You will build on your existing welding skills, gain more experience in our ‘real world’ workshop, and pick up four industry recognised welding tickets.

In a year of study, you will gain the skills to work in a range of hospitality management roles, including commercial accommodation, food and beverage, facility utilisation, supply chain and human resources. You will also obtain a Licence Controller Qualification as part of the programme.

Delivered through BOP School of Welding PTE, within the Aspire2 Group and is an NZQA approved qualification. You will be trained in the fundamentals of welding and working in an engineering environment. Upon completion, you will be assisted to find work with a work or apprenticeship placement, and you will complete a ‘Site Safe’ passport.

You will learn

• Examine industry standard drawings and processes
• Complete and present specialised welds to industry standards for certification within a commercially viable timeframe
• Construct welding specifications requirements to client or professional body
• Communicate welding specifications requirements to client or professional body
• Create a personalised work log
• Create a portfolio of specialised welding tasks
• Use WPS (Welding Procedure Specification) to demonstrate industry standard welds that enhance long term career goal
• Use various types of sources to research potential career pathway
• Formulate long-term career goals
• Develop a targeted curriculum vitae (CV) for the trades sector

Outcomes

You will gain the Certificate in Career Preparation for Specialised Welding (Level 4). This programme is delivered through BOP School of Welding PTE, within the Aspire2 Group.

• Study skills and employment options
• Setting learning goals and progress checks
• Identifying barriers to learning and problem solving
• Health and Safety, job ergonomics and risk assessment
• Industry terminology and workplace numeracy
• Safe use of tools, machinery and equipment
• Industry related tasks
• Basic workplace documentation
• Industry related projects
• Effective team work
• Communication skills and problem solving.