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There is a strong emphasis on safety and skill development in workshops as well asthe use of hand tools and machines to manufacture projects. Students can expect to be in the workshops for a minimum of 2 lessons a week and 1 lesson maybe spent in the classroom completing related theory.  \nIt is mandatory that all students complete the OnGuard Safety Modules and Workshop inductions before they can commence practical activities in workshops.  \nCourse Content:  \n\n|  | Description |\n| --- | --- |\n| Projects | A wide variety of projects will be manufactured in this course. This may include aselection of items from the following list (but not limited to): small toolbox/carry all, nut cracker, drill gauge, sliding bevel, toy (canon) |\n\nAssessment Outline:  \nStudents will complete a variety of assessment tasks relating to the different areas of the Design & Technology course. All assessment tasks have a practical and theory component which must be completed.  \nLearning Pathways:  \n\n| Year 11/12 Subject | General/Applied /Other | Potential QCE\u003Cbr>Points | Recommended |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Engineering Skills | Applied | 4 | No prerequisite |\n| Industrial Graphics Skills | Applied | 4 | No prerequisite |\n\nCareer Pathways:  \nThe course provides an advantage to students seeking school-based apprenticeships and traineeships. These apprenticeships and traineeships are a way of providing a very direct introduction or link to careersin the metal engineering industry, for example, mining maintenance, boat building, plant construction, rural maintenance, petroleum and gas industries, structural and general engineering, boilermaker, welder/fabricator, fitter and turner, metal machinist.  \nSpecific Requirements:  \nStudents need to adhere to all workplace health and safety requirements, use correctly personal protective equipment (PPE) in line with the ITD workshop safety process.  \nStudent MUST wear correct clothing in the workshop at all times, this includes leather shoes (prefer steal cap boots, but not mandatory) .  \nApproximate Cost: $50","cbCaidiptyIoBLVI","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidiptyIoBLVI","pdf",242507,"English","# Course Content\n## Projects\n# Assessment Outline\n# Learning Pathways\n# Career Pathways\n# Specific Requirements","[{\"question\":\"What will students do in the DAT Year 10 workshops?\",\"answer\":\"Students develop skills in metal fabrication, fitting, machining, and sheet metal, using hand tools and machines to manufacture projects. 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