Today marks the final day for the 8 students undertaking the Certificate IV in Engineering MEM40105.

The students have had 4 blocks of 4 days face to face training in the Toronto Training Centre with various trainers from APT.

 

 

The feedback has been constructive and favourable with each student feeling they have accomplished a great deal each visit.

All students have been assessed as competent throughout the 16 days and on successful completion of today’s practical based assessment they will have achieved completion of a Certificate IV in Engineering (Fluid Power) MEM40105.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The students carried out their practical assessments whilst under the watchful eye of not only the APT Trainers, but also representatives from HVTC, and their respective employers.

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Feedback from the students included:-

• Systematic Fault finding has helped greatly in determining failures and problems.
• Final practical assessment is in a very effective and enjoyable format. Being able to identify symbols and how they work in a system has helped.
• Hydraulic and Schematic reading was very helpful. Practicals supported the theory very well.
• Course content has assisted with workplace miner rebuild by understanding what each component does.
• Took lots away from course, no boring bits. Great explanation by trainers/presenters – easy to understand.
• Course content and layout very well thought out by APT and flowed smoothly and in a relevant application.
• Course has covered principles and strategies along with circuits and equipment that will benefit me at my worksite now and into the future.
• Clear understanding of hydraulics and pneumatic components and applications. Better understanding of electrical fault finding procedures.

All students enjoyed presenters/trainers and found assessment/practicals challenging yet achievable.