TAFE NSW - Certificate III in Bricklaying/Blocklaying

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Career area:

Building Construction

Study area:

Building

National code:

CPC30111 (Nationally Recognised Training)

Locations:

Location	Attendance	Duration	Commencing	Attendance days
Moruya	Part Time Day	3 Years	6-Mar-2018	Tue, Wed, Thu
Queanbeyan	Part Time Day	3 Years	6-Mar-2018	Tue, Wed, Thu
Wollongong	Part Time Evening	2 Years	6-Feb-2018	Tue, Wed
Wollongong	Full Time	2 Years	6-Feb-2018	Tue, Wed, Thu

Features:

Apprenticeships, School trainees, TVET

Description:

This qualification provides a trade outcome in bricklaying and blocklaying.

The qualification has core unit of competency requirements that cover common skills for the construction industry, as well as two specialist fields of work.

The construction industry strongly affirms that training and assessment leading to recognition of skills must be undertaken in a real or very closely simulated workplace environment and this qualification requires all units of competency to be delivered in this context.

Completion of the general induction training program specified by the National Code of Practice for Induction Training for Construction Work (ASCC 2007) is required before entering a construction work site. Achievement of unit CPCCOHS1001A covers this requirement.

Entry requirements:

There are no entry requirements for this qualification.

However, before enrolling in this course you must successfully complete the WHS Induction Training (White Card) which will allow you entry into a construction worksite.

Career opportunities:

Bricklayer, blocklayer

Support for students:

TAFE NSW has a range of support services available including support for students with disabilities, extensive library and information services, career advice and counselling, children's centres and support for multicultural or Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. No matter what your circumstances are, TAFE NSW can assist you in many ways.

Course availability

Location:

Moruya

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Offering name:

Certificate III in Bricklaying/Blocklaying

Offering code:

18MRY-003

Attendance mode:

Part Time Day

Study mode:

Course-Mixed Mode

Duration:

3 Years

Scheduled attendance:

Day/s: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Time: 8:00am Block: B Floor: G Room: Workshop

Hours per week:

Starting from:

6 March 2018

Times:

8:00am to 4:30pm

About:

This course delivers the basic foundations and content for students to develop the skills and knowledge used in the building and construction industry, specialising in brick and blocklaying techniques.

You will learn about brick/block types, brick/block accessories, glues, brick/block patterns and cement mortars.

You will also learn how to lay bricks and blocks using different bonds, including laying of brickwork/blockwork for domestic, commercial, industrial and public buildings, as well as how to construct ornamental panels, arches and columns.

Your learning commitment (known as the volume of learning) for this qualification is a minimum of 864 hours. This includes approximately 504 of face to face training. You will need to allocate the remaining hours to engage in a range of activities to support your learning which may include;
- Independent study
- Work placement or simulated workplace activities
- Research and projects
- Preparation of assessment tasks
- Field/industry visits
- Tutorials
- Learning support

Required student skills:
This is a Certificate III level course. Individuals undertaking this course will be required to undertake one or more of the activities listed above.

Learner Support:
If you think you might need help with choosing, enrolling in or completing your course check out the TAFE Illawarra support-for-learners website. You will be able to complete self-assessment checklists, find specialist information and locate the contact details of

Attendance: 3 Day Block, 7 times a year, 3 years.
Location: Building B Ground Floor Workshop, Moruya Campus.
Resources required: You will require access to a computer or tablet for your theory component.

Applying and enrolling:

Before you enrol you must have a Unique Student Identifier (USI). If you do not already have a USI, you can easily create one at https://www.usi.gov.au/students/create-your-usi. Once you have your USI, you can add TAFE Illawarra to your USI account via the Manager Permissions page on the USI website. You will need to enter these details when adding us: code: 90006, name: TAFE NSW - Illawarra Institute. You can find out more about applying and enrolling at: http://www.illawarra.tafensw.edu.au/course-and-careers/applying-and-enroling

Smart and Skilled:

This training is subsidised by the NSW Government
(TAFE NSW - Provider Code: 90006)

The cost of this course will vary based on your eligibility for a Smart and Skilled Student Fee. Eligibility criteria can be found on the Smart and Skilled website or you can call us on 1300 766 123 for further information and advice.

Course fees:

Description	Amount
First qualification	$2,990
Second qualification	$3,580
NSW Apprenticeship	$2,000
Concession	$240
Exemption	$0
Course Fee	$14,550
Full Fee	$14,550

Fee explanatory text:

Depending on your previous qualifications and experience, your fee may decrease from the maximum shown. Payment by instalment may also be available.
Your fee and eligibility for concession/exemption will be calculated and confirmed during the enrolment process.
The fee displayed for this qualification is the standard first qualification or traineeship fee (where applicable) for training subsidised by the NSW Government.

Comments:

Attendance: 3 day Block, 7 times a year. Day: Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday Time:8:00 - 16:30 Building: B Block Floor: Ground Room: Workshop, Moruya Campus.
Resources required: You will require access to a computer or tablet for your theory component.

Recognition:
Recognition is the process by which you can demonstrate you already have the skills or competencies taught in a unit or qualification. It is the recognition of the skills, knowledge and experience you have gained through previous studies, work and life in general. Put simply, it means if you can demonstrate you already have the skills and experience you can complete a part or a whole qualification without needing to attend classes.

There are two types of Recognition:
• Credit Transfer, which allows you to receive credit for unit/s of competency previously successfully completed.
• Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL), which is an assessment process of your previous skills, knowledge and experience to meet the requirements of the course you are enrolled.

You can apply for recognition online: http://search.illawarra.tafensw.edu.au/recognition/ or for more information visit www.tafeillawarra.edu.au/getrecognised or email illawarra.recognition@tafensw.edu.au

Next steps:

IMPORTANT NOTICE: This Student Assessment Guide is to be read in conjunction with additional student assessment information that will be provided to you.

Contact:

For further information contact Customer Service Centre Information on 1300 766 123

Location:

Queanbeyan

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Offering name:

Certificate III in Bricklaying/Blocklaying

Offering code:

18QBY-020

Attendance mode:

Part Time Day

Study mode:

Course-Mixed Mode

Duration:

3 Years

Scheduled attendance:

Day/s: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Time: 8:00am to 4:30pm Location: Queanbeyan Campus Block F Ground Floor Workshop

Hours per week:

Starting from:

6 March 2018

Times:

8:00am to 4:30pm

About:

This course delivers the basic foundations and content for students to develop the skills and knowledge used in the building and construction industry, specialising in brick and blocklaying techniques. You will learn about brick/block types, brick/block accessories, glues, brick/block patterns and cement mortars.

You will also learn how to lay bricks and blocks using different bonds, including laying of brickwork/blockwork for domestic, commercial, industrial and public buildings, as well as how to construct ornamental panels, arches and columns.

Volume of Learning:
Your learning commitment (known as the volume of learning) for this qualification is a minimum of 864 hours. This includes approximately 504 hours of face to face training. You will need to allocate the remaining hours to engage in a range of activities to support your learning which may include;
- Independent study
- Work placement or simulated workplace activities
- Research and projects
- Preparation of assessment tasks
- Field/industry visits
- Tutorials
- Learning support

Required student skills:
This is a Certificate III level course. Individuals undertaking this course will be required to undertake one or more of the activities listed above.

Learner Support:
If you think you might need help with choosing, enrolling in or completing your course check out the TAFE NSW Illawarra https://www.tafeillawarra.edu.au/support-for-students website. You will be able to complete self-assessment checklists, find specialist information and locate the contact details of staff to help with your individual needs.

This course is for Non Apprentices who would like a career in bricklaying/blocklaying.

Applying and enrolling:

Smart and Skilled:

Course fees:

Description	Amount
First qualification	$2,990
Second qualification	$3,580
NSW Apprenticeship	$2,000
Concession	$240
Exemption	$0
Course Fee	$14,550
Full Fee	$14,550

Fee explanatory text:

Comments:

Attendance: Three day block, seven times a year for three years.
Location: Building F Ground Floor Workshop, Queanbeyan Campus.
Resources required: You will require access to a computer or tablet for your theory component.

Recognition:
Recognition is the process by which you can demonstrate you already have the skills or competencies taught in a unit or qualification. It is the recognition of the skills, knowledge and experience you have gained through previous studies, work and life in general. Put simply, it means if you can demonstrate you already have the skills and experience you can complete a part or a whole qualification without needing to attend classes.

There are two types of Recognition:
• Credit Transfer, which allows you to receive credit for unit/s of competency previously successfully completed.
• Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL), which is an assessment process of your previous skills, knowledge and experience to meet the requirements of the course you are enrolled.

You can apply for recognition online: http://search.illawarra.tafensw.edu.au/recognition/ or for more information visit www.tafeillawarra.edu.au/getrecognised or email illawarra.recognition@tafensw.edu.au.

Contact:

For further information contact Customer Service Centre Information on 1300 766 123

Location:

Wollongong

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Offering name:

Certificate III in Bricklaying/Blocklaying

Offering code:

18WLG-015

Attendance mode:

Part Time Evening

Study mode:

Course-Mixed Mode

Duration:

2 Years

Scheduled attendance:

Day/s: Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings Time: 5:00pm to 9:00pm Location: Wollongong Campus Block J Ground Floor Workshop

Hours per week:

Starting from:

6 February 2018

Times:

5:00pm to 9:00pm

About:

This course delivers the basic foundations and content for students to develop the skills and knowledge used in the building and construction industry, specialising in brick and blocklaying techniques. You will learn about brick/block types, brick/block accessories, glues, brick/block patterns and cement mortars.

You will also learn how to lay bricks and blocks using different bonds, including laying of brickwork/blockwork for domestic, commercial, industrial and public buildings, as well as how to construct ornamental panels, arches and columns.

Resources required:
You will require access to a computer or tablet for your theory component.

Volume of Learning:
Your learning commitment (known as the volume of learning) for this qualification is a minimum of 864 hours. This includes approximately 504 hours of face to face training. You will need to allocate the remaining hours to engage in a range of activities to support your learning which may include;
- Independent study
- Work placement or simulated workplace activities
- Research and projects
- Preparation of assessment tasks
- Field/industry visits
- Tutorials
- Learning support

Required student skills:
This is a Certificate III level course. Individuals undertaking this course will be required to undertake one or more of the activities listed above.

Learner Support:
If you think you might need help with choosing, enrolling in or completing your course check out the TAFE NSW Illawarra https://www.tafeillawarra.edu.au/support-for-students website. You will be able to complete self-assessment checklists, find specialist information and locate the contact details of staff to help with your individual needs.

This course is for students working in the building industry and wanting to become bricklayers/blocklayers. Attendance is Tuesday and Wednesday evenings for two years. All bricklaying/blocklaying units need to be completed in this time.

Applying and enrolling:

Smart and Skilled:

Course fees:

Description	Amount
First qualification	$2,990
Second qualification	$3,580
NSW Apprenticeship	$2,000
Concession	$240
Exemption	$0
Course Fee	$14,550
Full Fee	$14,550

Fee explanatory text:

Comments:

Attendance: Tuesday and Wednesday nights 5:00pm to 9:00pm.
Location: Wollongong Campus Block J, Bricklaying Workshop.

Recognition:
Recognition is the process by which you can demonstrate you already have the skills or competencies taught in a unit or qualification. It is the recognition of the skills, knowledge and experience you have gained through previous studies, work and life in general. Put simply, it means if you can demonstrate you already have the skills and experience you can complete a part or a whole qualification without needing to attend classes.

There are two types of Recognition:
• Credit Transfer, which allows you to receive credit for unit/s of competency previously successfully completed.
• Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL), which is an assessment process of your previous skills, knowledge and experience to meet the requirements of the course you are enrolled.

You can apply for recognition online: http://search.illawarra.tafensw.edu.au/recognition/ or for more information visit www.tafeillawarra.edu.au/getrecognised or email illawarra.recognition@tafensw.edu.au.

Contact:

For further information contact Customer Service Centre Information on 1300 766 123

Location:

Wollongong

Location brochure:

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Offering name:

Certificate III in Bricklaying/Blocklaying - Pre Apprentice

Offering code:

18WLG-016

Attendance mode:

Full Time

Study mode:

Course-Mixed Mode

Duration:

2 Years

Scheduled attendance:

Day/s: Tuesday, Wednesday 8:00am to 4:00pm Thursday 8:00am to 3:00pm Location: Wollongong Campus Block J Ground Floor Workshop

Hours per week:

Starting from:

6 February 2018

Times:

8:00am to 4:00pm

About:

This course delivers the basic foundations and content for students to develop the skills and knowledge used in the building and construction industry, specialising in brick and blocklaying techniques. You will learn about brick/block types, brick/block accessories, glues, brick/block patterns and cement mortars.

You will also learn how to lay bricks and blocks using different bonds, including laying of brickwork/blockwork for domestic, commercial, industrial and public buildings, as well as how to construct ornamental panels, arches and columns.

Resources required:
You will require access to a computer or tablet for your theory component.

Volume Learning:
Your learning commitment (known as the volume of learning) for this qualification is a minimum of 864 hours. This includes approximately 504 hours of face to face training. You will need to allocate the remaining hours to engage in a range of activities to support your learning which may include;
• Independent study
• Work placement or simulated workplace activities
• Research and projects
• Preparation of assessment tasks
• Field/industry visits
• Tutorials
• Learning support

Required student skills:
This is a Certificate III level course. Individuals undertaking this course will be required to undertake one or more of the activities listed above.

Learner Support:
If you think you might need help with choosing, enrolling in or completing your course check out the TAFE NSW Illawarra https://www.tafeillawarra.edu.au/support-for-students website. You will be able to complete self-assessment checklists, find specialist information and locate the contact details of staff to help with your individual needs.

This course is for unemployed people wanting to become bricklayers/blocklayers. In the first year you will be expected to complete the first two years of the bricklaying course. This is achievable by attending three days per week. The last year of the course will be completed in 2019 either by one day per fortnight or in the evenings, depending on your employment circumstances.

Applying and enrolling:

Smart and Skilled:

Course fees:

Description	Amount
First qualification	$2,990
Second qualification	$3,580
NSW Apprenticeship	$2,000
Concession	$240
Exemption	$0
Course Fee	$14,550
Full Fee	$14,550

Fee explanatory text:

Comments:

Attendance: Three days per week totalling 20 hours.
Location: Wollongong Campus, Block J, Bricklaying Workshop.

Recognition:
Recognition is the process by which you can demonstrate you already have the skills or competencies taught in a unit or qualification. It is the recognition of the skills, knowledge and experience you have gained through previous studies, work and life in general. Put simply, it means if you can demonstrate you already have the skills and experience you can complete a part or a whole qualification without needing to attend classes.

There are two types of Recognition:
• Credit Transfer, which allows you to receive credit for unit/s of competency previously successfully completed.
• Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL), which is an assessment process of your previous skills, knowledge and experience to meet the requirements of the course you are enrolled.

You can apply for recognition online: http://search.illawarra.tafensw.edu.au/recognition/ or for more information visit www.tafeillawarra.edu.au/getrecognised or email illawarra.recognition@tafensw.edu.au.

Contact:

For further information contact Customer Service Centre Information on 1300 766 123