Before you choose this course, it’s a good idea to think about the skills and knowledge you might need. The information below will help you decide if the course is a good fit for you, or if there are areas where you might need some extra support.

Information you need to know about the course:

• Physical capability: You will need to stand for extended periods during practical sessions in the robotics lab and occasionally move lightweight equipment. Some activities involve bending and working at bench height.
• Emotional and mental requirements: The course includes teamwork, problem-solving, and digital learning tasks. There are no sensitive or traumatic topics, but you should be comfortable working collaboratively and adapting to new technology.
• Environmental requirements: Training is primarily indoors in classrooms and labs, with occasional site visits to observe autonomous systems. PPE (safety boots, hi-vis clothing, and safety glasses) is required for practical activities.
• Cultural aspects: There are no cultural restrictions. Learners will work in mixed-gender groups and team-based environments.
• Workplace requirements: No specific workplace checks or certifications are required. However, you must comply with safety protocols and wear PPE during practical sessions.

Course Pathways:

This qualification provides a strong foundation for entry into industries adopting autonomous technologies. On completion, you may pursue employment opportunities in entry-level roles such as:

• Autonomous operations support worker
• Process plant assistant
• Remote monitoring operations
• Logistics or mining operations assistant