OEM ENGINEERING APPRENTICESHIP
ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURING APPRENTICESHIP
The OEM Engineering Apprenticeship is a Level 6 Advanced Certificate in Original Equipment Manufacturing award. It focuses on the development of a range of skills such as Engineering Drawing Electrical and Electronic Technology, OEM Practices, Mechatronics, Analytical & Problem solving, and Industrial Robotics.
DURATION OF THE APPRENTICEHSIP
YEAR ONE
YEAR ONE
16 weeks of off-the-job training
at Cavan Monaghan ETB or
Limerick Clare ETB
+
Rest of the year on-the-job,
applying these skills in the
work place.
YEAR TWO
YEAR TWO
16 weeks of off-the-job training
at Cavan Monaghan ETB or
Limerick Clare ETB
+
Rest of the year on-the-job,
applying these skills in the
work place.
YEAR THREE
YEAR THREE
14 weeks of off-the-job training
at Cavan Monaghan ETB or
Limerick Clare ETB
+
Rest of the year on-the-job,
applying these skills in the
work place.
- Testing and Measurement of Electronic Systems
- Electrical and Electronic Technology
- Engineering Drawings
- Mechatronics
- Applied Engineering
- OEM Operations
- Analytics and Problem Solving
- Industrial Robotics and PLC’s
- Capstone Work-based Project
- OEM Practices
- Health and Safety
- Communications
- Team Leadership
Photo taken inside Monaghan Institute’s Classroom
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Applicants must meet one of the following requirements;
Leaving Certificate (pre-2017) with grade D3 or higher in five subjects which must include Mathematics. Post 2017 applicants must have achieved five O6 in the Leaving Certificate which must include Mathematics.
OR
A full award placed at Level 5 on the National Framework of Qualifications (EQF 4) which includes proficiency in Mathematics similar to O6 in Leaving Certificate.
OR
Must have successfully completed an approved pre-apprenticeship training course in an engineering discipline and demonstrate proficiency in Mathematics similar to O6 in Leaving Certificate.
OR
In the case where an applicant is 23 years or over (or employed in the OEM sector for 3 years) and does not meet the educational requirements specified above, they may apply through the Recognised Prior Learning (RPL) process.
All applicants must pass the Ishihara Colour Vision test (24 Plate addition) prior to registering on the programme.
The programme is delivered in English. In the event that an applicant has English as a second language, a CEFR Level C1 of proficiency in the English language is required. It is the responsibility of the applicant to provide official evidence demonstrating English language competence at C1 level.
Benefits of the OEM Apprenticeship
Earn while you learn
During the apprenticeship you would be employed by Combilift, earning a salary and learning a range of engineering skills which are highly valued by the manufacturing industry while living in the local community.
Learn from others
Apprenticeships are a great way to get your foot in the door of many different industries and should definitely be a consideration for people who feel as though third level education is not for them.
Hands on experience
Apprenticeships provide you with the benefit of a varied learning environment, rather than sitting in a classroom all day, an apprenticeship gives you the immediate opportunity to apply your knowledge and use your skills in daily practice.
Opportunity for progression
On successful completion of this apprenticeship, you will have the opportunity to progress into job roles such as an OEM Maintenance Technician, Field Service Technician, Engineering Technician, Diagnostic, Test and Finish Technician.
What our Apprentices have to say
Alana Kernan
Armins Martinenko
Frequently Asked Questions
No registration, college or exam fees.
OR
You can alternatively post your application to:
Recruitment Office, FET Campus, CMETB, Dublin Road, Co. Cavan, H12 FW53.
