CPC30220 – CERTIFICATE III IN CARPENTRY
CRICOS Course Code: 106616J
The CPC30220 – CERTIFICATE III IN CARPENTRY (CRICOS Course Code: 106616J) is a nationally recognised qualification for those looking for the skills and expertise required for a successful and rewarding career working in carpentry.
Potential Jobs: Carpenter (commercial, formwork, residential)
QUALIFICATION CONTENT
This qualification contains the following 20 core units of competency and 14 elective units of competency. All units must be successfully achieved to receive the qualification. There are no core units of competency for this qualification:
Core Units
- CPCCCA2002 – Use carpentry tools & equipment
- CPCCCA2011 – Handle carpentry materials
- CPCCCA3001 – Carry out general demolition of minor building structures
- CPCCCA3002 – Carry out setting outs
- CPCCCA3003 – Install flooring systems
- CPCCCA3004 – Construct and erect wall frames
- CPCCCA3005 – Construct ceiling frames
- CPCCCA3006 – Erect roof trusses
- CPCCCA3007 – Construct pitched roofs
- CPCCCA3008 – Construct Eaves
- CPCCCA3010 – Install windows and doors
- CPCCCA3016 – Construct, assemble and install timber external stairs
- CPCCCA3017 – Install exterior cladding
- CPCCCA3024 – Install lining, paneling and moulding
- CPCCCA3025 – Read & interpret plans, specifications & drawings for carpentry work
- CPCCCA3028 – Erect & dismantle formwork for footing and slabs on ground
- CPCCCM2006 – Applying basic levelling procedures
- CPCCCM2008 – Erect & dismantle restricted height scaffolding
- CPCCCMA2012 – Work safely at heights
- CPCCCMA2013 – Carry out concreting to simple form
Elective Units
- CPCCOM1012 – Work effectively & sustainably in the construction industry
- CPCCOM1014 – Conduct workplace communication
- CPCCOM1015 – Carry out measurement & calculations
- CPCCOM3001 – Perform construction calculations to determine carpentry material requirements
- CPCCOM3006 – Carry out levelling operations
- CPCWHS2001 – Apply WHS requreiments, policies & procedures in the construction industry.
- CPCWHS3001 – Identify construction work hazards & select risk control strategies
- CPCWHS3012 – Frame & fit wet are fixtures
- CPCWHS3014 – Construct and install bulkheads
- CPCWHS2002 – Carry out hand excavation
- CPCWHS3003 – Manufacture components for doors, windows & frames
- CPCWHS2004 – Place and fix reinforcement materials
- CPCWHS3005 – Calculate costs of construction work
- CPCWHS1013 – Plan and organise work
The Course Facts
QUALIFICATION STRUCTURE AND DURATION:
Duration:
104 weeks (2 years) – 80 weeks of training and assessment spread over 8 terms of 10 weeks each and 24 weeks of holidays.
Sessions are trainer-led in-group sizes of up to 20 participants. The training program is undertaken using a planned schedule in accordance with national standards.
PRE-ENROLMENT INTERVIEW
A pre-enrolment interview will be conducted with the Director of Studies or their delegate, to assess your suitability and capacity to undertake the course.
DELIVERY MODE AND LOCATION
Face-to-face, 16 hours per week and 4 hours structured self- study. This program is delivered in the classroom and through structured self study. Homework is expected to be approximately 5 hours a week. Practical face to face training is provided in a practical facility and on construction sites. Work placement is optional.
Classroom: 1 Rider Bvd Rhodes NSW 2138 Practical Location: Various construction sites and at our purpose built practical facility.
COURSE STRUCTURE
The course will be delivered in 8 terms over a two year period.
COURSE TIMETABLE
The following identifies the units of competency to be delivered each term. This is a nationally recognised qualification and you are required to complete assessments for each unit of competency.
Following the completion of each topic and unit of competency you will have an additional assessment tasks due 2 weeks after the completion of each unit. Assessment due dates are given to students at the beginning of the course and each term.
The term break can also be used to provide additional learning support for any students at risk. Evidence collected will comply with the rules of evidence.
TUITION FEES
Term Dates 2022
Term 1A – 21 February
Minimum Entry Requirements
ACADEMIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Year 12 or equivalent and above, and
ENGLISH LANGUAGE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Students will need moderate to high levels of English language, literacy and numeracy. Students will also need to be able to competently operate a computer and know how to use the internet for research purposes.
A good command of spoken and written English is required for communicating with the trainer and to achieve course outcomes. A strong command of written English is required for reading resources and completing written assessments.
OTHER REQUIREMENTS
Students are required to provide their own laptop computer that is compatible with Australian power voltage requirements and is loaded with Microsoft Office 365 software or Open Office 365 (open source).
Sound computer skills are required that include using intermediate level Microsoft Word features. Ability to produce and present word-processed documents/ reports and undertake internet research.
As part of the learning cycle students may be required to undertake online research or activities each week in class during term time.
Application Process
To enrol into a course as an overseas student at NSW Institute of Education and Training, applicants must complete an International Student Enrolment Form, available from the website>> Apply now.
The application for enrolment must be accompanied by:
Evidence of a High School Certificate or equivalent secondary schooling out-come
When we receive your application, our Admissions Officer will review it for completeness. When the application for enrolment is complete you will be issued a Letter of Offer (valid for 30 days), invoice for initial payment of fees and provided with an International Student Agreement for your review.
Upon approval of your application, an electronic confirmation of enrolment forwarded to you at the address provided on your application with an official receipt for the fees paid.
PROTECTION UNDER AUSTRALIAN CONSUMER LAW
As a student undertaking a vocational education and training course, you are protected under Australian Consumer Law and under State and Territory consumer protection laws. These protections include areas such as unfair contract terms, consumer guarantees, to a statutory cooling-off period, and unscrupulous sales practices. You can find out more information about your rights as a consumer from the Australian Consumer Law website which includes a range of helpful guides relating to specific areas of protection. Please visit the following sites for more information:
Consumer Protection Australian Consumer Law: https://www.studyinaustralia.gov.au/english/live-in-australia/support-services
Tuition Protection Service: https://tps.gov.au/Home
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Further Information
For further information, please contact NSW Institute of Education and Training Admissions Office:
