TECH – SP - Coded Welder

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Skills Programmes - Coded Welder

This skills programme equips learners to excel as skilled professionals in various industry sectors, such as manufacturing, mining, petrochemicals, and engineering. Through comprehensive training, students will acquire the expertise to participate in shutdown maintenance projects using master welding techniques such as SMAW/MMA, GMAW/MIG/MAG, and GTAW/TIG. The combination of theoretical and practical components will provide a strong foundation in health and safety principles, ensuring the production of high-quality, code-compliant welds that meet industry standards for safety and quality.

Programme Structure

Phase 1

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Knowledge Modules (KM)

  • Classroom-based learning and theoretical foundations.
  • Introductory safety workshops and essential principles.
  • Establishing a strong academic and technical base.
Integrates various components such as classroom sessions, introductory safety workshops, and foundational theoretical modules to establish a strong educational base. As students progress, they engage in advanced practical workshops, collaborative group projects, and individual assignments designed to enhance their expertise and deepen their understanding. The initial months focuses on core trade principles, basic concepts, and essential safety practices, whereafter students advance to developing in-depth technical skills, mastering problem-solving strategies, and applying theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios.

Phase 2

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Practical Modules (PM)

  • Hands-on training and workplace-simulated projects.
  • Integration of theory with advanced practical techniques.
  • Skill development focused on real-world application and certification

Phase 3

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Final Integrated Supervised Assessment (FISA)

  • Evaluation of practical competence through complex scenarios.
  • Assessment of theory-to-practice integration.
  • Certification readiness for skills programmes.

Outcome: Graduates of the skills programmes will be equipped with essential competencies relevant to their chosen field, enhancing their employability and readiness for the workforce. They will acquire targeted technical skills, practical experience, and foundational problem-solving abilities aligned with industry standards. These shorter, focused programmes provide a structured pathway to gain valuable knowledge and hands-on expertise, enabling learners to contribute effectively to their respective industries and pursue further career opportunities within the broader occupational qualifications framework. 

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Duration: 4 Months
Minimum Group Size: 5 delegates

SAQA ID: SP-210402

NQF: Level 4

Credits: 96 (KM-20, PM-76)

  • Phase 1: 4 Months

Accreditation: 06-QCTO/SDP141024140743

Annual Intake: Dates will be confirmed after enrolment.

  • 1st Intake: March / April
  • 2nd Intake: July / August

Entry Requirements:

  • NQF: Level 1 (Gr9) with 50% in Mathematics and Science subject to a KYB Assessment, or
  • NQF: Level 2 (Gr10) with 40% Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy or Technical Mathematics,
  • 1-Years’ experience in Welding,
  • 18 Years of Age, and
  • RSA ID or Passport with a study permit

Included:

  • Personal Protective Equipment (PPE set)
    • 2 x KYB Branded Overalls
    • 2 x KYB Branded T-Shirt/Golfer
    • 1 x KYB Branded Jacket/Hoodie
    • 1 x pair Safety Shoes
    • 1 x pair Safety Goggles
    • 2 x pairs Safety Gloves
  • Training Material and Consumables
  • Microsoft A1 Assigned Licence
  • Lunch during (Phase 1)

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