Certificate I in Manufacturing (Pathways)
MSM10216
South Metropolitan TAFE in WA offers Certificate I in Manufacturing (Pathways) (MSM10216), a nationally recognised AQF Level 1 qualification.
South Metropolitan TAFE
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Course details · domestic students
Government data
- Qualification level
- AQF Level 1
Entry requirements and how you'll study
South Metropolitan TAFE offers Certificate I in Manufacturing (Pathways) in WA.
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Entry requirements
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What you'll learn
The study plan includes Adapt to work in industry, Apply effective work practices, Demonstrate care and apply safe practices at work, Use a sewing machine, Identify fibres and fabrics, and Press work. Open a unit to see what it covers.
What you'll learn
3 core units · 46 electives available
Core units
· All core units must be completedGroup Electives
· select units from this group to complete the qualification- LMTCL2001BUse a sewing machineELECTIVE
- LMTCL2003BIdentify fibres and fabricsELECTIVE
- LMTCL2006BPress workELECTIVE
- LMTCL2007BLay up, mark and cut uncomplicated fabrics and laysELECTIVE
- LMTCL2008BFinish garment productionELECTIVE
- MEM03001BPerform manual production assemblyELECTIVE
- MEM05007CPerform manual heating and thermal cuttingELECTIVE
- MEM05012CPerform routine manual metal arc weldingELECTIVE
- MEM18001CUse hand toolsELECTIVE
- MEM18002BUse power tools/hand held operationsELECTIVE
- MSFFM1002Operate basic woodworking machinesELECTIVE
- MSFFM2001Use furniture making sector hand and power toolsELECTIVE
- MSFFM2002Assemble furnishing componentsELECTIVE
- MSFFM2003Select and apply hardwareELECTIVE
- MSFFM2005Join solid timberELECTIVE
- MSFSF1001Produce basic soft furnishing accessoriesELECTIVE
- MSFSF2001Cut single layer fabricsELECTIVE
- MSFSF2015Cut single layer fabricsELECTIVE
- MSMOPS100Use equipmentELECTIVE
- MSMOPS101Make measurementsELECTIVE
- MSMOPS102Perform tasks to support productionELECTIVE
- MSMOPS244Lay out and cut materialsELECTIVE
- MSMPCII296Make a small furniture item from timberELECTIVE
- MSMPCII297Make an object from cloth using an existing patternELECTIVE
- MSMPCII298Make an object from metalELECTIVE
- MSMPCII299Make an object from plasticELECTIVE
- MSTCL2001Use a sewing machineELECTIVE
- MSTCL2006Press workELECTIVE
- MSTCL2007Lay up, mark and cut uncomplicated fabrics and laysELECTIVE
- MSTCL2008Finish garment productionELECTIVE
- MSTCL2021Use a sewing machineELECTIVE
- MSTCL2024Press workELECTIVE
- MSTGN2011Identify fibres, fabrics and textiles used in the TCF industryELECTIVE
- MSTGN2013Identify fibres, fabrics and textiles used in the TCF industryELECTIVE
- PMBFIN201Finish products and componentsELECTIVE
- PMBFIN201CFinish products and componentsELECTIVE
- PMBFIN205Hand decorate productsELECTIVE
- PMBFIN205CHand decorate productsELECTIVE
- PMBPREP205Assemble materials and equipment for productionELECTIVE
- PMBPREP205CAssemble materials and equipment for productionELECTIVE
- PMBPREP206Prepare materials to formulaeELECTIVE
- PMBPREP206CPrepare materials to formulaeELECTIVE
- PMBPROD236Operate hand held air/power equipment for production processesELECTIVE
- PMBPROD236COperate hand held air/power equipment for production processesELECTIVE
- PMBPROD240Cut materialsELECTIVE
- PMBPROD240CCut materialsELECTIVE
Source: training.gov.au
Where will it lead me?
Career outcomes