10METL
Year 10 Metal Technology
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Introduction
Introduction
The Year 10 option programme continues to build on the skills learnt in the Year 9 programme. The focus is a multi-materials approach that includes introductory machining, and welding and Fabrications. This option also provides opportunity for students fabricating mild steel (ferrous) products using Metal Inert Gas (M.I.G.), Arc and/or Aluminum (nonferrous) welding after they complete a series of skill tests.
Students will be required to make two projects that will enhance the practical skill requirements for the senior courses. Students will also learn how to design and build a project to suit the needs of a stakeholder/s. Successful students will be able to start the senior journey in Semester 2.
Course Outline
Course Outline
Students are required to make two main projects. In the first semester they will make an individual rectangular closed tool box. Once they successfully complete the tool box, they may choose to start Year 11 project by making a Tool Makers Clamp (TMC).
Where this course can lead
Where this course can lead
This course leads to Year 11 Mechanical Engineering Technology. The production of various metal projects will cover the required skills necessary for any basic multi material theme projects in engineering. Students will be able to make two specified projects by utilising a wide range of skills and expertise. Students will apply the workshop skills such as measuring, marking, cutting, drilling, bending, pop riveting, threading holes, milling, lathe work and welding, by enabling them to assemble their work pieces.
Prerequisites & Equipment
Prerequisites & Equipment
Open entry
Students MUST wear covered shoes and all safety (PPE) equipment in the workshop because Health and Safety is paramount in K4 (metal workshop).
Who to contact for more information
Who to contact for more information
Pramesh Chand - pch@waitarahs.school.nz
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