| Whangarei | Hawke's Bay |
| North Shore | Palmerston North |
| Manukau | New Pymouth |
| Hamilton | Lower Hutt |
For more information click here to send a message to our Trade Skills coordinator or phone Morgan on 0800 876 4664
G&H Training offer a range of carpentry, automotive, plumbing and engineering practical and theory courses for senior secondary school students. Courses include unit standards that can credit directly into National Certificates. Taster courses are also available without unit standards attached.Practical and theory courses run throughout the year, please contact Morgan for the next date in your area.
If you have six or more students and would like a tailor made course, please contact Morgan.
Click here to see branch address information and link to a map (click on the address for a map).
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About Theory courses: Who are these courses for? Ideal for students interested in a career in the wider construction industry What do you get with these courses?
What will your learners get? Useful level 3 credits towards a carpentry apprenticeship. Priority entry onto G&H Training's Practical Construction Skills or Pre-employment Carpentry courses. What does it cost? Flash drive resources: $175.00 per student (incl GST) Printed resources: $220 per student (incl GST) When can my students start? Your students can start anytime however we recommend they start prior to the end of term two (12 July 2013) to allow enough time for them to finish and have their results processed before the end of the year. |
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Introduction to Carpentry Unit Standards: 12997: Demonstrate knowledge of safe working practices on a construction site. Level 3 Credit 3 12998: Demonstrate knowledge of carpentry hand tools. Level 3 Credit4 13002: Demonstrate knowledge of timber used in construction. Level 3 Credits 2. Total Credits: 9 at level 3
Carpentry Extension Unit Standards: 24378: Perform building calculations. Level 3 Credit 4 21211: Demonstrate knowledge of the principles of and methods used in weatherproofing buildings. Level 3 Credit 4 13032: Demonstrate knowledge of non-mechanical and mechanical equipment used on construction sites. Level 3 Credits 1. Total Credits: 9 at level 3 |
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About Practical Courses Who is this course for? Ideal for students interested in a career in the wider construction industry How does it work? Students attend your local G&H Branch for four (4) full days. Tuesday to Friday 9 am - 3.30 pm.
How much does it cost? $299 per student (incl. GST) How many students can I enrol? We take students from a variety of schools in the region, so you can enrol 1 - 10 students on our regular courses For more information including course dates and registration: Phone Morgan on 0800 876 4664 or click here to send her a message. |
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Carpentry 1: Timber Machining Unit Standard: 12999: Demonstrate knowledge of timber machining equipment used on construction sites Level 3 Credit 3
Carpentry 2: Power Tools 13000: Demonstrate knowledge of portable power tools used on construction sites Level 3 Credit 4 |
Click here for branch address information (click the address for a map).
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About Theory courses: Who are these courses for? Ideal for students interested in a career in the wider construction industry What do you get with these courses? Your school can choose to receive resources on a flash drive for you to print off as you need, or ready printed. What will your learners get? Useful level 3 credits towards a carpentry apprenticeship. What does it cost? Flash drive resources: $175.00 per student (incl GST) When can my students start? Your students can start anytime however we recommend they start prior to the end of term two (12 July 2013) to allow enough time for them to finish and have their results processed before the end of the year. |
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Introduction to Carpentry Unit Standards: 12997: Demonstrate knowledge of safe working practices on a construction site. Level 3 Credit 3 12998: Demonstrate knowledge of carpentry hand tools. Level 3 Credit 4 13002: Demonstrate knowledge of timber used in construction. Level 3 Credits 2 Total Credits: 9 at level 3
Carpentry Extension Unit Standards: 24378: Perform building calculations. Level 3 Credit 4 21211: Demonstrate knowledge of the principles of and methods used in weatherproofing buildings. Level 3 Credit 4 13032: Demonstrate knowledge of non-mechanical and mechanical equipment used on construction sites. Level 3 Credits 1 Total Credits: 9 at level 3 |
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About Carpentry Practical Courses Who is this course for? Ideal for students interested in a career in the wider construction industry How does it work? Students attend your local G&H Branch for four (4) full days. Tuesday to Friday 9 am - 3.30 pm. We will send your school study materials and worksheets for the students to study prior to attending the course. How much does it cost? $299 per student (incl. GST) How many students can I enrol? We take students from a variety of schools in the region, so you can enrol 1 - 10 students on our regular courses For more information including course dates and registration: Phone Morgan on 0800 876 4664 or click here to send her a message. |
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Carpentry 1: Timber Machining Unit Standard: 12999: Demonstrate knowledge of timber machining equipment used on construction sites Level 3 Credit 3
Carpentry 2: Power Tools 13000: Demonstrate knowledge of portable power tools used on construction sites Level 3 Credit 4 |
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About Plumbing/Gasfitting/Drainlaying Practical Courses Who is this course for? Ideal for students interested in a career in the wider construction industry How does it work? Students attend your local G&H Branch for four (4) full days. Tuesday to Friday 9 am - 3.30 pm.
How much does it cost? $299 per student (incl. GST) How many students can I enrol? We take students from a variety of schools in the region, so you can enrol 1 - 10 students on our regular courses For more information including course dates and registration: Phone Morgan on 0800 876 4664 or click here to send her a message. |
Plumbing & Drainlaying Unit Standard: 2136: Identify and describe hand tools and testing equipment for plumbing. Level 2 Credit 2 1120/1121: Identify and describe hand tools, checking equipment, trade equipment and power tools used for drainlaying. Level 2 Credit 3 Total Credits: 5
Plumbing & Gasfitting Unit Standard: 2137: Identify and describe trade equipment and power tools used for plumbing Level 2 Credit 1 21883: Demonstrate knowledge of hazards and precautions for working with gas. Level 2 Credit 3 Total Credits: 4 |
Click here for branch address information (click the address for a map).
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About Theory courses: Who are these courses for? Ideal for students interested in a career in the wider construction industry What do you get with these courses? Your school can choose to receive resources on a flash drive for you to print off as you need, or ready printed. What will your learners get? Useful level 3 credits towards a carpentry apprenticeship. What does it cost? Flash drive resources: $175.00 per student (incl GST) When can my students start? Your students can start anytime however we recommend they start prior to the end of term two (12 July 2013) to allow enough time for them to finish and have their results processed before the end of the year. |
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Introduction to Carpentry Unit Standards: 12997: Demonstrate knowledge of safe working practices on a construction site. Level 3 Credit 3 12998: Demonstrate knowledge of carpentry hand tools. Level 3 Credit 4 13002: Demonstrate knowledge of timber used in construction. Level 3 Credits 2 Total Credits: 9 at level 3
Carpentry Extension Unit Standards: 24378: Perform building calculations. Level 3 Credit 4 21211: Demonstrate knowledge of the principles of and methods used in weatherproofing buildings. Level 3 Credit 4 13032: Demonstrate knowledge of non-mechanical and mechanical equipment used on construction sites. Level 3 Credits 1 Total Credits: 9 at level 3 |
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About Carpentry Practical Courses Who is this course for? Ideal for students interested in a career in the wider construction industry How does it work? Students attend your local G&H Branch for four (4) full days. Tuesday to Friday 9 am - 3.30 pm. We will send your school study materials and worksheets for the students to study prior to attending the course. How much does it cost? $299 per student (incl. GST) How many students can I enrol? We take students from a variety of schools in the region, so you can enrol 1 - 10 students on our regular courses For more information including course dates and registration: Phone Morgan on 0800 876 4664 or click here to send her a message. |
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Carpentry 1: Timber Machining Unit Standard: 12999: Demonstrate knowledge of timber machining equipment used on construction sites Level 3 Credit 3
Carpentry 2: Power Tools 13000: Demonstrate knowledge of portable power tools used on construction sites Level 3 Credit 4 |
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About Plumbing/Gasfitting/Drainlaying Practical Courses Who is this course for? Ideal for students interested in a career in the wider construction industry How does it work? Students attend your local G&H Branch for four (4) full days. Tuesday to Friday 9 am - 3.30 pm. Students attend your local G&H Branch for four (4) full days. Tuesday to Friday 9 am - 3.30 pm.
How much does it cost? $299 per student (incl. GST) How many students can I enrol? We take students from a variety of schools in the region, so you can enrol 1 - 10 students on our regular courses For more information including course dates and registration: Phone Morgan on 0800 876 4664 or click here to send her a message. |
Plumbing & Drainlaying Unit Standard: 2136: Identify and describe hand tools and testing equipment for plumbing. Level 2 Credit 2 1120/1121: Identify and describe hand tools, checking equipment, trade equipment and power tools used for drainlaying. Level 2 Credit 3 Total Credits: 5
Plumbing & Gasfitting Unit Standard: 2137: Identify and describe trade equipment and power tools used for plumbing Level 2 Credit 1 21883: Demonstrate knowledge of hazards and precautions for working with gas. Level 2 Credit 3 Total Credits: 4 |
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About Automotive and Engineering Courses Who is this course for? Ideal for students interested in a career in the wider construction industry How does it work? Students attend your local G&H Branch for four (4) full days. Tuesday to Friday 9 am - 3.30 pm.
How much does it cost? $299 per student (incl. GST) How many students can I enrol? We take students from a variety of schools in the region, so you can enrol 1 - 10 students on our regular courses For more information including course dates and registration: Phone Morgan on 0800 876 4664 or click here to send her a message. |
Automotive Introduction Unit Standard: 16113: Demonstrate knowledge of safe working practices in an automotive workshop. Level 2 Credit 2 3856: Identify emergency procedures in the motor and related industries. Level 2 Credit 2 Total Credits: 4
Automotive - Mechanical Repair Unit Standard: 21691: Disassemble and reassemble a single cylinder or multi-cylinder four stroke engine under supervision. Level 1 Credit 2 244: Disassembly and reassemble a four cylinder four stroke engine to a running state. Level 2 Credit 6 Total Credits: 8
Engineering - Introduction Unit Standard: 21669 / 21859: Demonstrate knowledge of hand tools and workshop equipment for motor industry applications. Level 2 Credit 4
Engineering - Welding Unit Standard: 21682 / 21685: Demonstrate knowledge of, and use, an oxy-acetylene welding plant in the motor industry. Level 2 Credit 5 21683 / 21684: Deomonstrate knowledge of, and use, a MIG welding plant in the motor industry. Level 2 Credit 4 Total Credits: 9 |
Click here to see branch address information and link to a map (click on the address for a map).
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About Theory courses: Who are these courses for? Ideal for students interested in a career in the wider construction industry What do you get with these courses?
What will your learners get? Useful level 3 credits towards a carpentry apprenticeship. Priority entry onto G&H Training's Practical Construction Skills or Pre-employment Carpentry courses. What does it cost? Flash drive resources: $175.00 per student (incl GST) Printed resources: $220 per student (incl GST) When can my students start? Your students can start anytime however we recommend they start prior to the end of term two (12 July 2013) to allow enough time for them to finish and have their results processed before the end of the year. |
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Introduction to Carpentry Unit Standards: 12997: Demonstrate knowledge of safe working practices on a construction site. Level 3 Credit 3 12998: Demonstrate knowledge of carpentry hand tools. Level 3 Credit4 13002: Demonstrate knowledge of timber used in construction. Level 3 Credits 2. Total Credits: 9 at level 3
Carpentry Extension Unit Standards: 24378: Perform building calculations. Level 3 Credit 4 21211: Demonstrate knowledge of the principles of and methods used in weatherproofing buildings. Level 3 Credit 4 13032: Demonstrate knowledge of non-mechanical and mechanical equipment used on construction sites. Level 3 Credits 1. Total Credits: 9 at level 3 |
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About Practical Courses Who is this course for? Ideal for students interested in a career in the wider construction industry How does it work? Students attend your local G&H Branch for four (4) full days. Tuesday to Friday 9 am - 3.30 pm.
How much does it cost? $299 per student (incl. GST) How many students can I enrol? We take students from a variety of schools in the region, so you can enrol 1 - 10 students on our regular courses For more information including course dates and registration: Phone Morgan on 0800 876 4664 or click here to send her a message. |
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Carpentry 1: Timber Machining Unit Standard: 12999: Demonstrate knowledge of timber machining equipment used on construction sites Level 3 Credit 3
Carpentry 2: Power Tools 13000: Demonstrate knowledge of portable power tools used on construction sites Level 3 Credit 4 |
Click here to see branch address information and link to a map (click on the address for a map).
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About Theory courses: Who are these courses for? Ideal for students interested in a career in the wider construction industry What do you get with these courses?
What will your learners get? Useful level 3 credits towards a carpentry apprenticeship. Priority entry onto G&H Training's Practical Construction Skills or Pre-employment Carpentry courses. What does it cost? Flash drive resources: $175.00 per student (incl GST) Printed resources: $220 per student (incl GST) When can my students start? Your students can start anytime however we recommend they start prior to the end of term two (12 July 2013) to allow enough time for them to finish and have their results processed before the end of the year. |
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Introduction to Carpentry Unit Standards: 12997: Demonstrate knowledge of safe working practices on a construction site. Level 3 Credit 3 12998: Demonstrate knowledge of carpentry hand tools. Level 3 Credit4 13002: Demonstrate knowledge of timber used in construction. Level 3 Credits 2. Total Credits: 9 at level 3
Carpentry Extension Unit Standards: 24378: Perform building calculations. Level 3 Credit 4 21211: Demonstrate knowledge of the principles of and methods used in weatherproofing buildings. Level 3 Credit 4 13032: Demonstrate knowledge of non-mechanical and mechanical equipment used on construction sites. Level 3 Credits 1. Total Credits: 9 at level 3 |
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About Practical Courses Who is this course for? Ideal for students interested in a career in the wider construction industry How does it work? Students attend your local G&H Branch for four (4) full days. Tuesday to Friday 9 am - 3.30 pm.
How much does it cost? $299 per student (incl. GST) How many students can I enrol? We take students from a variety of schools in the region, so you can enrol 1 - 10 students on our regular courses For more information including course dates and registration: Phone Morgan on 0800 876 4664 or click here to send her a message. |
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Carpentry 1: Timber Machining Unit Standard: 12999: Demonstrate knowledge of timber machining equipment used on construction sites Level 3 Credit 3
Carpentry 2: Power Tools 13000: Demonstrate knowledge of portable power tools used on construction sites Level 3 Credit 4 |
Click here to see branch address information and link to a map (click on the address for a map).
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About Theory courses: Who are these courses for? Ideal for students interested in a career in the wider construction industry What do you get with these courses?
What will your learners get? Useful level 3 credits towards a carpentry apprenticeship. Priority entry onto G&H Training's Practical Construction Skills or Pre-employment Carpentry courses. What does it cost? Flash drive resources: $175.00 per student (incl GST) Printed resources: $220 per student (incl GST) When can my students start? Your students can start anytime however we recommend they start prior to the end of term two (12 July 2013) to allow enough time for them to finish and have their results processed before the end of the year. |
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Introduction to Carpentry Unit Standards: 12997: Demonstrate knowledge of safe working practices on a construction site. Level 3 Credit 3 12998: Demonstrate knowledge of carpentry hand tools. Level 3 Credit4 13002: Demonstrate knowledge of timber used in construction. Level 3 Credits 2. Total Credits: 9 at level 3
Carpentry Extension Unit Standards: 24378: Perform building calculations. Level 3 Credit 4 21211: Demonstrate knowledge of the principles of and methods used in weatherproofing buildings. Level 3 Credit 4 13032: Demonstrate knowledge of non-mechanical and mechanical equipment used on construction sites. Level 3 Credits 1. Total Credits: 9 at level 3 |
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About Practical Courses Who is this course for? Ideal for students interested in a career in the wider construction industry How does it work? Students attend your local G&H Branch for four (4) full days. Tuesday to Friday 9 am - 3.30 pm.
How much does it cost? $299 per student (incl. GST) How many students can I enrol? We take students from a variety of schools in the region, so you can enrol 1 - 10 students on our regular courses For more information including course dates and registration: Phone Morgan on 0800 876 4664 or click here to send her a message. |
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Carpentry 1: Timber Machining Unit Standard: 12999: Demonstrate knowledge of timber machining equipment used on construction sites Level 3 Credit 3
Carpentry 2: Power Tools 13000: Demonstrate knowledge of portable power tools used on construction sites Level 3 Credit 4 |
Click here to see branch address information and link to a map (click on the address for a map).
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About Theory courses: Who are these courses for? Ideal for students interested in a career in the wider construction industry What do you get with these courses?
What will your learners get? Useful level 3 credits towards a carpentry apprenticeship. Priority entry onto G&H Training's Practical Construction Skills or Pre-employment Carpentry courses. What does it cost? Flash drive resources: $175.00 per student (incl GST) Printed resources: $220 per student (incl GST) When can my students start? Your students can start anytime however we recommend they start prior to the end of term two (12 July 2013) to allow enough time for them to finish and have their results processed before the end of the year. |
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Introduction to Carpentry Unit Standards: 12997: Demonstrate knowledge of safe working practices on a construction site. Level 3 Credit 3 12998: Demonstrate knowledge of carpentry hand tools. Level 3 Credit4 13002: Demonstrate knowledge of timber used in construction. Level 3 Credits 2. Total Credits: 9 at level 3
Carpentry Extension Unit Standards: 24378: Perform building calculations. Level 3 Credit 4 21211: Demonstrate knowledge of the principles of and methods used in weatherproofing buildings. Level 3 Credit 4 13032: Demonstrate knowledge of non-mechanical and mechanical equipment used on construction sites. Level 3 Credits 1. Total Credits: 9 at level 3 |
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About Practical Courses Who is this course for? Ideal for students interested in a career in the wider construction industry How does it work? Students attend your local G&H Branch for four (4) full days. Tuesday to Friday 9 am - 3.30 pm.
How much does it cost? $299 per student (incl. GST) How many students can I enrol? We take students from a variety of schools in the region, so you can enrol 1 - 10 students on our regular courses For more information including course dates and registration: Phone Morgan on 0800 876 4664 or click here to send her a message. |
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Carpentry 1: Timber Machining Unit Standard: 12999: Demonstrate knowledge of timber machining equipment used on construction sites Level 3 Credit 3
Carpentry 2: Power Tools 13000: Demonstrate knowledge of portable power tools used on construction sites Level 3 Credit 4 |
Click here for branch address information (click the address for a map).
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About Theory courses: Who are these courses for? Ideal for students interested in a career in the wider construction industry What do you get with these courses? Your school can choose to receive resources on a flash drive for you to print off as you need, or ready printed. What will your learners get? Useful level 3 credits towards a carpentry apprenticeship. What does it cost? Flash drive resources: $175.00 per student (incl GST) When can my students start? Your students can start anytime however we recommend they start prior to the end of term two (12 July 2013) to allow enough time for them to finish and have their results processed before the end of the year. |
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Introduction to Carpentry Unit Standards: 12997: Demonstrate knowledge of safe working practices on a construction site. Level 3 Credit 3 12998: Demonstrate knowledge of carpentry hand tools. Level 3 Credit 4 13002: Demonstrate knowledge of timber used in construction. Level 3 Credits 2 Total Credits: 9 at level 3
Carpentry Extension Unit Standards: 24378: Perform building calculations. Level 3 Credit 4 21211: Demonstrate knowledge of the principles of and methods used in weatherproofing buildings. Level 3 Credit 4 13032: Demonstrate knowledge of non-mechanical and mechanical equipment used on construction sites. Level 3 Credits 1 Total Credits: 9 at level 3 |
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About Carpentry Practical Courses Who is this course for? Ideal for students interested in a career in the wider construction industry How does it work? Students attend your local G&H Branch for four (4) full days. Monday - Thursday 9 am - 3.30 pm. We will send your school study materials and worksheets for the students to study prior to attending the course. How much does it cost? $299 per student (incl. GST) How many students can I enrol? We take students from a variety of schools in the region, so you can enrol 1 - 10 students on our regular courses For more information including course dates and registration: Phone Morgan on 0800 876 4664 or click here to send her a message. |
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Carpentry 1: Timber Machining Unit Standard: 12999: Demonstrate knowledge of timber machining equipment used on construction sites Level 3 Credit 3
Carpentry 2: Power Tools 13000: Demonstrate knowledge of portable power tools used on construction sites Level 3 Credit 4 |
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About Automotive and Engineering Courses Who is this course for? Ideal for students interested in a career in the wider construction industry How does it work? Students attend your local G&H Branch for four (4) full days. Monday - Thursday 9 am - 3.30 pm.
How much does it cost? $299 per student (incl. GST) How many students can I enrol? We take students from a variety of schools in the region, so you can enrol 1 - 10 students on our regular courses For more information including course dates and registration: Phone Morgan on 0800 876 4664 or click here to send her a message.
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Automotive Introduction Unit Standard: 16113: Demonstrate knowledge of safe working practices in an automotive workshop. Level 2 Credit 2 3856: Identify emergency procedures in the motor and related industries. Level 2 Credit 2 Total Credits: 4
Automotive - Mechanical Repair Unit Standard: 21691: Disassemble and reassemble a single cylinder or multi-cylinder four stroke engine under supervision. Level 1 Credit 2 244: Disassembly and reassemble a four cylinder four stroke engine to a running state. Level 2 Credit 6 Total Credits: 8
Engineering - Introduction Unit Standard: 21669 / 21859: Demonstrate knowledge of hand tools and workshop equipment for motor industry applications. Level 2 Credit 4
Engineering - Welding Unit Standard: 21682 / 21685: Demonstrate knowledge of, and use, an oxy-acetylene welding plant in the motor industry. Level 2 Credit 5 21683 / 21684: Deomonstrate knowledge of, and use, a MIG welding plant in the motor industry. Level 2 Credit 4 Total Credits: 9 |