CTC Brochure - CPIT
CTC Brochure - CPIT
CTC Brochure - CPIT
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Mechanical Engineering<br />
Training in small groups with industry expert tutors using specialised equipment helps<br />
you to learn the skills needed to start a career in engineering.<br />
Course Content<br />
In our pre trade course you will learn everything from sketching, calculations and<br />
measurements to maintenance and safe work practice. Key subjects are:<br />
• fitting, turning, toolmaking<br />
• maintenance, fabrication and diagnostics<br />
• machining and precision machining<br />
• use of power tools and welding techniques.<br />
During this year you will also complete 40 hours of work experience.<br />
Future Opportunities<br />
You may choose to continue your studies as an apprentice or take the full time study<br />
option and gain higher qualifications such as: National Certificate in Mechanical<br />
Engineering Level 4 (Part Time) in a training agreement with Competenz; New Zealand<br />
Diploma in Engineering (Full Time).<br />
Plasterboard, Painting & Decorating<br />
Develop a keen eye for detail and all the professional methods you need to<br />
gain employment, apply for an apprenticeship or work as an assistant.<br />
Course Content<br />
The course has been designed to give you all the fundamental skills to gain work as a<br />
plasterer or painter. These include skills in industrial safety, basic scaffolding, surface<br />
preparation and application techniques. Practical skills, training, theory, industry visits,<br />
guest speakers and work experience are involved.<br />
Future Opportunities<br />
If you obtain employment as a painter you can then enrol in the Certificate in Painting<br />
& Decorating Practicum (Part B) Level 3 and receive additional credits towards your<br />
painting apprenticeship.<br />
Discover the ultimate pathway into your apprenticeship with our module offering<br />
major work experience in an industry that is always on the lookout for skilled people.<br />
Course Content<br />
The Drainlaying Introduction Module (RCDL20) has been designed to give you all the<br />
fundamental skills you need to gain employment as an apprentice drainlayer. These<br />
include industrial safety, tools, materials and basic processes and one or a combination<br />
of the following activities: work observation, industry visits, guest speakers or work<br />
experience. Completion of this module will put you in a strong position when applying<br />
for an apprenticeship in the industry and during the course you will do up to 100 hours<br />
of work experience.<br />
Future Opportunities<br />
You can further your training with the next level by completing the Pre Trade Plumbing<br />
Module (RCPG20), apply for an apprenticeship or start work in the Drainlaying, Plumbing<br />
or Gasfitting industry as an assistant.<br />
0800 <strong>CTC</strong>4FREE www.ctc.ac.nz<br />
OUTCOME: National Certificate<br />
in Mechanical<br />
Engineering<br />
LEVEL: 2<br />
PROGRAMME CODE: NC1220<br />
CREDITS: 62<br />
PROVIDER: <strong>CPIT</strong> Trades<br />
Innovation Institute<br />
Ensors Road<br />
SIT Waterloo Road<br />
OUTCOME: Credits towards<br />
the Certificate<br />
of Proficiency<br />
(Foundation)<br />
(Plasterboard,<br />
Painting &<br />
Decorating)<br />
LEVEL: 3<br />
PROGRAMME CODE: CH4022<br />
CREDITS: 62 NZQF<br />
60 <strong>CPIT</strong><br />
PROVIDER: <strong>CPIT</strong> Trades<br />
Innovation Institute<br />
Ensors Road<br />
Plumbing & Drainlaying OUTCOME: Drainlaying<br />
Introduction<br />
(Module)<br />
LEVEL: 2<br />
PROGRAMME CODE: RCDL20<br />
CREDITS: 40<br />
PROVIDER: <strong>CPIT</strong> Trades<br />
Innovation Institute<br />
Ensors Road<br />
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