What is Metalwork?
Metalwork introduces learners to the properties of metals and the techniques used to cut, shape, weld, and assemble metal structures and components.
Working in a well-equipped metal workshop, students practice welding, drilling, riveting, and fabrication — skills directly aligned with what industry employers look for.
This subject opens doors to careers in manufacturing, engineering, construction, and the automotive and mining industries.
What You'll Learn
Practical, classroom-tested skills that transfer directly to further study and the workplace.
Welding
Practise MIG and arc welding on real industry projects.
Metal Fabrication
Cut, shape, and assemble metal into finished structures.
Drilling & Cutting
Use drills, grinders, and cutters with precision and care.
Blueprint Reading
Read and follow engineering drawings used on real worksites.
Safety Practices
Apply the workshop safety standards used in industry.
Metal Fitting
Fit and assemble mechanical components accurately.
Where This Can Take You
Real career paths our learners pursue after mastering Metalwork.
Ready to join Metalwork?
Speak to our admissions team or submit your enrolment application today.