Students in the automotive stream are undertaking their
Certificate III in Automotive Mechanical Technology, studying a
series of units that teach them: 

• Inspection skills: vehicle safety/roadworthy inspections and
part inspections
• Servicing and repair skills: using and maintaining tools,
covering engines, charging systems, batteries, ignition
systems, petrol fuel systems, final drive, transmissions,
low-voltage wiring/lighting systems, cooling systems,
braking systems, air compressors and air lines and
steering systems
• Professional workplace skills: safe working practices,
implementing and monitoring environmental regulations

Our building and construction students hit the ground running
when they arrive on your work site. Building and Construction
covers plumbing, general construction and shop fitting. As a
student in the building and construction stream, they are
undertaking their Certificate III in General Construction, studying
a series of units that teach them: 

• Planning skills: reading and interpreting plans, measurement
and calculations
• Professional workplace skills: OH&S and workplace safety,
workplace communications, scaffolding, White card training
• Practical carpentry: handling hand and power tools, levelling
devices, basic setting out, sub-floor framing, timber wall
framing, shop fitting

Our new course in commercial cookery will take students with a
passion for food and skill them up on working in commercial
kitchens. They will learn people skills, team work and good time
management – all skills they’ll need to succeed in this industry.
This course will prove very popular as the south of Adelaide is at
the heart of the thriving and expanding hospitality and tourism
industry and has great job prospects for those with a passion!
Students will study a Certificate III in Commercial Cookery,
covering skills including: 

• Kitchen skills: health, safety and security procedures,
workplace hygiene procedures, catering control principles
• Food skills: food preparation and presentation, basic
methods of cookery

The electrotechnology banner covers a diverse range of
occupations such as; 

• Electricians – domestic and industry
• Electrical fitters
• Refrigeration mechanics
• Data and security technicians 

Students attending the college have an understanding of each of
these occupations, and armed with good OHS awareness are
able to be productive when they are out on the work site. As a
student in the electrical stream, they are undertaking their
Certification III in Electrotechnology, studying a series of units
that teach them: 

• workshop practice, hand and power tools, installing and
maintaining electrical components, wiring systems,
equipment and electrical systems.
• Where practicable, course delivery will include a range of
practical exercises, minor and major projects