Aus welchen Inhalten besteht die HF-Ausbildung zum Metallbauer?
What does the CHE training program for metalworkers consist of?
The CHE training course in metal construction provides practical specialist knowledge and prepares students specifically for demanding specialist and management tasks in metal and façade construction. The curriculum is wide-ranging and combines technical know-how with business fundamentals.
The following subject areas are typically part of the training:
- Design theory: project drawing, sketching and technical drawing as a basis for planning and implementation.
- CAD and design: use of modern drawing and design software to develop technical solutions.
- Materials technology: properties, processing and selection of suitable materials.
- Strength and statics: Fundamentals of the load-bearing capacity and stability of components and structures.
- Machine elements: Structure and function of technical components.
- Process engineering: manufacturing processes, assembly techniques and production sequences in metal construction.
- Electrical engineering: Fundamentals of electrical systems as they occur in modern façade construction.
- Mathematics: Technically applied mathematics to support planning and calculation.
- Building physics and building law: heat, sound and moisture protection as well as legal framework conditions for construction projects.
- Legal knowledge: General legal principles with a focus on construction and contract law.
- Costing and devaluation: economic planning, cost accounting and tendering procedures.
The content promotes both technical and business skills and makes it possible to enter management positions or self-employment.
As each College of Higher Education designs the curriculum individually, the content and focus may vary slightly. It is therefore advisable to enquire about the specific subject matter directly with the respective school.
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