If you enjoy design, detail and problem-solving, Architectural Technology can help you turn ideas into buildable plans. You’ll develop skills in building design, drafting, modelling, construction processes and industry software such as Revit and SketchUp. Quantity Surveying pathways also cover estimating, costing, project communication and building technology.

Get hands-on training for the automotive and road transport industries. You’ll build practical skills in areas such as automotive engineering, heavy and light vehicle servicing, collision repair and commercial road transport, learning in a large industry-equipped workshop with valuable workplace experience through practical training and placements.

Build the practical skills needed for construction and trade pathways. SIT’s Construction options include building, carpentry, painting, decorating and infrastructure construction, with hands-on training, practical projects and industry work experience designed to support apprenticeships and employment.

Start building the technical skills needed for electrical industry pathways. You’ll learn the fundamentals of electrical theory, installation, testing and troubleshooting, with practical training for future roles as electricians, electrical technicians and related industry professionals.

Develop technical knowledge and practical skills for engineering and trade-related careers. SIT’s Engineering pathways cover civil and mechanical engineering, trade qualifications, welding, diplomas, bachelor degrees and graduate-level qualifications, giving you options to progress as your skills grow.

Build hands-on trade skills in woodworking, cabinetry, furniture construction and joinery techniques. You’ll develop practical skills for residential and commercial projects while learning the foundations of quality workmanship.