Advanced Diploma of Engineering Technology (Mechanical) in Australia
Advanced Diploma of Engineering Technology (Mechanical) is a 2-year course in Australia that qualifies graduates to work as a Mechanical Engineering Draftsperson, with course fees starting from $28,625.
Course Snapshot
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Duration: 2 years
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Tuition Fee: Starting from $28,625
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English Requirement to Enrol: Academic IELTS 6.0, with no individual band less than 5.5, or equivalent
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Occupation: Mechanical Engineering Draftsperson
What Does a Mechanical Engineering Draftsperson Do?
According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ANZSCO 312511), a Mechanical Engineering Draftsperson prepares detailed drawings and plans of mechanical engineering work, supporting Mechanical Engineers and Engineering Technologists. Typical responsibilities include:
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Preparing drawings, plans, and designs for mechanical engineering projects
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Assisting in the design of mechanical equipment and plant
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Assembling and installing mechanical assemblies, components, and hydraulic power systems
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Estimating material costs, quantities, and machine requirements
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Conducting field and laboratory tests, and analysing the resulting data
An Advanced Diploma or Associate Degree is the qualification level the ABS recognises as the standard entry requirement for this occupation (ANZSCO Skill Level 2) — which is exactly the level this course delivers.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the Advanced Diploma of Engineering Technology (Mechanical) take?
The course takes 2 years to complete.
How much does this course cost in Australia?
Course fees start from $28,625 in total. Exact pricing varies by institution and intake.
What English score do I need to enrol?
You need an Academic IELTS score of 6.0, with no individual band less than 5.5, or equivalent.
What can I work as after completing this course?
Graduates are qualified to work as a Mechanical Engineering Draftsperson, supporting the design and technical documentation of mechanical systems and equipment.
What does a Mechanical Engineering Draftsperson actually do day-to-day?
Per the ABS's official classification (ANZSCO 312511), the role involves preparing mechanical engineering drawings and plans, assisting with equipment design, and conducting field and laboratory tests — typically working under Mechanical Engineers and Engineering Technologists.
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