Metal Products (A/M)


student at Gungahlin College

At a glance

A practical course where students learn to design and make metal products using workshop tools, materials and safe work practices. Students build skills through hands-on projects and learn how metal is used to solve real-world problems.

This course is a good choice for students who:


About this course

Metal Products helps students investigate the nature and potential of metal in creating useful products. Students learn workshop expectations, use traditional and emerging technologies, and apply standards and safe practices while manufacturing metal projects. Assessment usually includes practical making tasks and projects, supported by planning, drawings and reflection.

Pathways

This course can support pathways into areas such as:

Units in this course

Students complete 2 units for a Minor or 4 units for a Major.

Working with Metal

This unit builds core workshop skills and introduces the possibilities of metal as a material.
Students will:

Techniques in Metal Manufacture

This unit develops metal manufacturing skills and introduces a wider range of fabrication processes.
Students will:

Welding and Cutting

This unit develops welding and cutting skills using a range of tools, machinery and processes.
Students will:

Metal Project

This unit is about planning and completing a full project from a design brief (or modifying a design to meet a need).
Students will: