smithing courses\shools?

[SWE_Karl]

Hi every one again.
A while a go I asked about apprenticship in australa, and talked to the swedish goverment about different ways about it.
Today I got an letter frome the swedish school minister.
He wrote that if I can find a smithing school thats is for at least 6 months,
I can get some money from a fond for "( hope I put it right) culture saving work"?? and the rest of the money from the swedish goverment.

So now is my big questions: Does any one know if there is any sort of smithing shool that is at least 6 monuts long in australian? or any one how lives in australian, how might be abel to put togeter a 6 monuts long course?

Swe_Karl

(never let the dream fall a part )


Edit: spelling corrected

[Mills]

I don't have any suggestions, but way to go boy, keep on hitting it.

[Mr Smith]

Hey all!

I've done some research.
I would say that a good starting point would be
http://hsc.csu.edu.au/metals_enginee...Blacksmith.htm

This is a TAFE (Technical and Further Education) site. TAFE is a government-run technical school that operates nationwide. If you're looking for a six-month or greater course, look no further.

If you need any other help, give me a shout :-)

[Ian]

I reckon you just nailed that one for him!

Sterling work sir!



Ian
8)

[Strine]

Can't do any better than Smudger. And to add fuel to the fire, on the way to work I pass a building whare the positions vacant sign out the front has 'blacksmith' at the top of the list. That's in the western suburbs of Melbourne.

[Mr Smith]

Thanks all.

I would have gone and done it myself, except for the fact that I'm on the left-hand side of the country, rather than the right (which in this case means both right hand *and* correct)

Glad to be of help!

[Mr Smith]

... plus the guy wants to be *both* a blacksmith *and* an Australian....

Who am I to stand in the way of such self-improvement? ;-)