CRICOS No 02899B
Provider No 6811

Dental Assisting courses funded by the
Department of Training and Workforce Development

NATIONALLY RECOGNISED
TRAINING



Training Accreditation
Council
Western Australia

Introduction
The following units have been selected to provide relevant skills for engineering production. They include:

•  Variety of practical fabrication techniques - MIG, TIG and Manual Metal Arc welding
•  Structural training – pipe to plate
•  Safety requirements, work practices
•  Use of wide range of hand and power tools
•  Engineering science and measuring concepts

Additional units in forklift driving and white card (safety card to work in industry) are included in the course to ensure you are work ready for your work experience and future employment opportunities.

Other aspects of training
•  Rolling intakes throughout the year
•  Work experience / employment assistance arranged
•  Real, hands on practical training
•  Guest lectures & excursions
•  World class, well equipped colleges
•  Qualified, highly experienced trainers and assessors with years of experience in all disciplines

Entrance requirements
No prerequisites are required to enter this programme apart from English levels
IELTS 5.5 or TOEFL 5.3 or ISLPR 2+, Upper Intermediate ESL
Physical capabilities to bend and lift objects

English assessment available
English enhancement - support is available in our college to assist entrance levels and to further increase IELTS scores, we also have links with external English Colleges.

Duration
•  Full-time - 20 hours minimum a week
•  International students attend 1 year, with term breaks - 46 weeks, 3 days a week, 8.30 am to 4.00 pm.

Fees
Local Students
20 weeks (per Certificate - this may depend on experience), rolling intakes
$2,500 Tuition
$75 Enrolment fee or $75 Application fee for Job Seekers/Govt funded
$385 Resource fee

International Students
For more information please view   International Students

Location
Malaga, 15 minutes from Perth CBD - 1/28 Oxleigh Way, Malaga

Work Ready Skills
Short courses after hours from your 3 day OHS training programmes are also available for your convenience, please note additional fees required.

•  Forklift *
•  White card*
•  Manual handling
•  Fire fighting
•  Confined spaces*
•  Working heights*
•  Elevated working platform (WEP)*
•  First aid
•  OHS
•  Advanced welding-codes

Many other disciplines can be accommodated.
*Please note you will be required to be 18 years of age or over for some of these short courses.

Pathways
Links and options exist between various levels of study. Accredited pathways exist, enabling students to move between different courses with in DNA Kingston Training and other educational institutions.

Future Pathways - Engineering in Australia
(Please note: Access to training varies across Australia for International Students)
•  Cert III in Engineering (Fabrication Trade)
•  Certificate IV in Engineering
•  Diploma in Engineering Technology
•  Advanced Diploma of Engineering Technology

Recognition of Prior learning
Recognition of prior learning (RPL) may be given for skills and knowledge gained through previous studies, qualifications or other relevant experience. For further information please contact DNA Kingston Training.
Please note this course does not lead to PR arrangements.

Student Support
•  Accommodation assistance
•  IELTS (English support)
•  Airport pick up
•  Transport assistance
•  Work experience arranged
•  Employment assistance
•  Social activities
•  Sports days
•  Dedicated cultural and personal student support services