We offer construction and engineering rpl and apprenticeships tailored to diverse backgrounds, recognising the unique value of real-world experience
Our Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) courses are designed to formalise your skills into recognised qualifications, helping you unlock new opportunities in your professional journey.
Gimbal Group is excited to offer engineering apprenticeships that provide hands-on experience and valuable skills in the engineering field. Our programs are designed to help aspiring engineers gain practical knowledge while working alongside industry professionals. Want to learn more about the opportunities available? Contact us today, and let’s discuss how you can kickstart your engineering career with Gimbal Group!
Gimbal Training provides construction apprenticeships designed to embrace diverse backgrounds, valuing the importance of real-world experience. Through our Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) courses, we help transform your existing skills into nationally recognised qualifications, opening doors to new opportunities and advancing your career.
This foundational course offers an introduction to the engineering field, focusing on fundamental skills and knowledge. Ideal for beginners, it covers basic engineering principles, workplace safety, and the use of hand and power tools. It’s a stepping stone for those aspiring to enter the engineering industry or pursue further specialised training.
This advanced engineering course delves into the mechanical aspects of engineering. It’s designed for those who wish to specialise in mechanical trades, covering areas such as machinery maintenance, mechanical system design, and advanced manufacturing techniques. It’s well-suited for individuals aiming to become skilled mechanical tradespeople.
Focused on metal fabrication, this qualification equips learners with skills in welding, sheet metal working, and using fabrication equipment. The course is ideal for those interested in careers in metal fabrication, structural steel erection, and other related fields. It emphasises practical skills and industry-standard practices.
This engineering RPL course is tailored for those aiming to specialise in the maintenance and repair of fixed and mobile plants. It covers diagnostics, servicing, and repair techniques for a variety of plant machinery, making it suitable for aspiring plant mechanics in industries like mining, construction, and agriculture.
This higher-level Certificate IV in Engineering provides comprehensive knowledge and skills for advanced engineering practices. It is suitable for those seeking to develop expertise in areas such as project management, advanced trade practices, and complex machinery operations. This qualification paves the way for leadership roles in the engineering sector or further specialised studies.
Each course is designed to cater to different levels of interest and experience in the engineering field, providing pathways from foundational knowledge to specialised skills and advanced career opportunities. Gimbal Training offers construction apprenticeships to turn your hands-on experience into recognised qualifications. Whether you’re new to the industry or want to formalise your skills, our programs provide the support you need to succeed.
At Gimbal Group, we’re here to help you build a strong foundation for your future with our construction apprenticeships. We offer hands-on experience and practical skills to prepare you for a successful career in the construction industry. You can trust us to guide you every step of the way as you gain the knowledge and confidence to thrive in this field.
By obtaining a nationally recognised certificate, you can validate your expertise and enhance your chances of securing a relevant job. Our skills assessment services, help you take a crucial step toward advancing your career in Australia.
With our simple six-step process, you’ll have your formal qualification in a short period of time.
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Find answers to common queries about Engineering Trade Qualification
The time it takes to obtain Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) in Engineering varies depending on the level of the certificate and the individual’s prior experience. Generally, for entry-level certificates like the Certificate II in Engineering, the RPL process can be relatively quick, taking a few weeks to a couple of months, especially for those with significant relevant experience.
As you move towards more advanced certificates, such as Certificate III in Mechanical Trade, the process may take longer, typically spanning several months to a year.
The duration of the RPL process is highly dependent on the quality, relevance, and documentation of your previous work experience and learning. For those with extensive and well-documented experience in the field, the process can be quicker.
It’s important to note that higher-level certificates, which cover more complex and advanced skills, generally require a more in-depth RPL assessment, potentially extending the time frame. As such, the exact duration for RPL in Engineering varies from individual to individual, based on their unique experiences and the specific requirements of the RPL assessment for each qualification.
No, a trade qualification and a trade licence are not the same. A trade qualification, such as a certificate from a vocational education program, demonstrates that an individual has completed formal training and has acquired the necessary skills in a specific trade.
In contrast, a trade licence is an official permission granted by a regulatory authority, allowing an individual to legally practise a particular trade in a specific region or jurisdiction.
A trade qualification can be completed with an RTO, but a trade licence is always granted by a regulatory state or national body.
While a trade qualification is often a prerequisite for obtaining a trade licence, they serve different purposes: the qualification shows educational achievement, whereas the licence provides legal authorisation to work in the trade.
In Australia, qualifications under the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) are typically recognised nationwide. So if your previous work experience is in a different state, that will definitely count towards your RPL credits.
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