Overview
Bridging course is primarily offered to students who need to improve their understanding in subjects that relate to particular study programmes. For example, students who wish to pursue an engineering diploma will likely do a bridging course that focuses on maths, science and engineering drawing. Completing this bridging course will give you access to the National Certificate: N1 Engineering Studies courses.
Duration
6 Weeks
Outline
• Mathematics
• Engineering Science
• Engineering drawing
• Overview on technology
Admission Requirements
Grade 9 with mathematics and science
Qualifications
We put high priority in ensuring that the relevant accreditations are met and maintained. This qualification has been designed to provide the student with basic knowledge that opens up the possibility to the next level of engineering subjects in the Nated field. The student will be able to study towards a Trade or Occupational qualification.
On completion the student will earn the following:• JFa² Technical Training Institute – Certificate of Accomplishment
This qualification is related to:• Engineering Nated field only
Learning Methods and Delivery
All our training is delivered in a practical workshop environment. We have state of the art campus build and constructed as a virtual workplace environment where learners not only learn theory in class rooms but also practically learn, apply, practise and demonstrate their newly acquired skills. This is experiential training at its best.
Full Time Only
Assessment
You are assessed throughout the course according to the syllabus by the facilitator. Internal exams and moderation takes place by other subject matter experts.
Qualified JFa² learners to please email through your CV’s to be loaded for possible employment. info@jfa2training.co.za
Qualifying learners will be able to find employment in the sectors below:
• Energy (Eskom, Mines)
• Transport (PRASA)
• Telecommunication (Telkom, MTN, Vodacom, Fibre Sector)
• Municipalities
• Motor Manufacturing/ Automotive Industry
• Aeronautical/ Aerospace Industry
• Civil Industry
• Artisan fields (Welding, Boilermaking, Electrician, Plumbing)
• Retail (Builders Warehouse, BUCO, Built It)
• Business Sector (Office Administration, Bookkeeping and Financial Accounting)
These qualifications could assist with the achievement of national government and industrial development policies and strategies to grow a pool of scarce and other related skills in support of sustainable economic growth. People working in the engineering fields require specialised technical skills and knowledge in order to meet the requirements of continually changing environment of the various industries. This will allow the student greater employability and support the development of small and medium enterprises (SME).