Get recognised for real workshop experience in fitting, machining and mechanical maintenance through the MEM30219 Certificate III in Engineering - Mechanical Trade RPL pathway.
MEM30919 Certificate III in Boating Services RPL turns hands-on marine trade skills into a nationally recognised qualification.
Turn your years of hands-on fabrication, welding and metalwork experience into a nationally recognised Certificate III through ATSR's RPL process.
MEM50222 Diploma of Engineering - Technical: turn your on-the-job technical experience into a nationally recognised RPL qualification.
Records of maintenance, fabrication, or machining jobs you've completed, showing the scope of the work and your role in it.
Photos or short videos of you welding, machining, fitting, or fabricating on the job.
Written verification from a licensed tradesperson, supervisor, or employer confirming your technical ability.
Current high-risk work licences, welding tickets, or manufacturer-specific training records you already hold.
FAQ
Job cards, maintenance logs, photos or video of you machining or fabricating, and a written reference from a supervisor or licensed tradesperson are the core evidence types assessors look for — the more specific and dated, the stronger your case.
It comes down to the seniority of your day-to-day work — MEM40119 Certificate IV in Engineering covers higher trade-level tasks like CNC programming or toolmaking, while MEM50222 Diploma of Engineering - Technical is aimed at technician-level roles supporting design or maintenance engineering functions.
It can. Your Navigator works with the RTO to map your overseas training and work history against the equivalent MEM units, alongside any Australian workplace evidence you're able to provide.
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