Choose the right engineering, HVAC, or refrigeration pathway
From entry-level programmes to apprenticeships, Mechanical Engineering (Advanced) Level 5 and specialist industry training, ATNZ provides structured engineering and refrigeration pathways aligned to real workplace skills and industry demand.
training options
Ways to train with ATNZ
Explore structured training options organised by qualification level, delivery format and industry focus.
Apprenticeships (Level 4)
Workplace-based trade qualifications developing practical, industry-recognised engineering skills for long-term capability.
Advanced training (Level 5)
Mechanical Engineering Level 5 progression building advanced technical and supervisory capability.
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Other NZQA-approved training (Levels 3 & 4)
Formal engineering programmes delivering recognised qualifications across specialist technical disciplines.
CNC micro-credential & shorter training
Short, focused CNC training and trade taster unit standard bundles for introductory skill development.
Recognition of prior learning (RPL)
Assessment pathways recognising existing skills toward nationally recognised engineering qualifications.
Commercial training solutions
Custom-designed training addressing specific operational, technical or workforce capability requirements.
Pathways
How training progression works
Specialist training (Levels 3 & 4)
Engineering qualifications in fluid power, welding, air conditioning, and related specialist disciplines.
Apprenticeship (Level 4)
Workplace-based trade qualification developing practical, industry-recognised engineering capability.
Advanced training (Level 5)
Mechanical Engineering Level 5 progression strengthening advanced technical and supervisory capability.
Skill training
Custom-designed training addressing specific operational or technical capability requirements.
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