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Sheet Metal Worker apprenticeship
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What does a Sheet Metal Worker do?
Sheet Metal craftsmanship isn't just about manipulating metal. It’s also about making stylish and functional products while using sometimes large machinery.
Sheet Metal craftsmanship isn't just about manipulating metal. It’s also about making stylish and functional products while using sometimes large machinery.
Sheet Metal qualifications are highly sought after across a wide variety of industries.
If you have a passion for hands-on work, you enjoy tackling complex problems, and have a sharp eye for detail, then sheet metal could be the perfect trade for you.
What will you learn as an apprentice?
A Sheet Metal apprenticeship will teach you about the many different types of sheet metal work across different sectors of the industry:
- Manufacturing – the making of sheet metal products including pipes, ducting, car bodies, signs and cladding
- Construction – the installation, maintenance and repair of roofing, cladding, gutters, downpipes, air-conditioning, heating, and ventilation system components
- Automotive – involving the repair of bodywork on damaged vehicles
Under the supervision of qualified tradespeople, you will also learn how to:
- Use heavy machinery and computer softwares
- Cut, bend and stamp sheet metal to match design concepts
- Weld, solder, bolt, braze and rivet sheet metal
It generally takes four years to become a qualified Sheet Metal Worker, but since the apprenticeship is based on competency, it can be completed earlier if you have achieved the required skills.
"You can get hired straightaway after an apprenticeship"
Why do your apprenticeship with MEGT?
- Earn while you learn and avoid educational debt Not only will you earn a wage during your apprenticeship, but you will also graduate without the debt
- Get advice about financial assistance You may be eligible for financial help, such as access to incentives and interest-free loans to buy work equipment
- Gain hands-on training Get the benefit of supervision and advice from qualified tradespeople who are experienced in their field
- Receive tailored mentoring and support MEGT's support team is made up of specialists across the trades, making sure you're on track to complete your qualifications
Where can your apprenticeship lead you?
There are many career pathways and options open to you once you complete your apprenticeship.
When undertaking a Sheet Metal Worker apprenticeship you will study a Certificate III in Engineering - Fabrication Trade over four years.
You might want to gain further qualifications in your chosen field, or even undertake another trade.
Either way, an apprenticeship as a Sheet Metal Worker is your ticket to a bright future.
Career Pathway
During your apprenticeship with 91¹ÙÍøyou will work towards attaining the Certificate III in Engineering - Fabrication Trade, upon completion of which you will be qualified to work as a Sheet Metal Worker.
There are options to upskill with further study, which will enable you to pursue a variety of more advanced occupations within the trade once you obtain the necessary qualifications for a specific role;
These are some common examples of study pathways beyond your initial apprenticeship, but you are not limited to these options - there are so many possibilities!
*Certificate II refers to a nationally recognised qualification that prepares you for the workplace or academic studies. While it’s not required it may help you to prepare for a Certificate III.
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