This course is designed to provide students with the knowledge and practical skills required for working in the building construction industry. Recognising the hands-on nature of the industry, it equips you with the ability to safely operate power tools, install floors, doors, external wall surfaces and various framework and fixtures. Undertaking this course will ensure you have the communication skills necessary to interact with those in the industry. You will also know how to work safely and provide a safe workplace. Completing this course opens up a range of employment options in the construction industry.
Many students become carpenters, bricklayers or plasterers.
As a student, the Institute s Employment Service is your first port of call for advice on gaining employment in this field. If you have completed the Certificate II course, it may only take you three and a half years. You must also be able to provide a Training Program Outline issued from that organisation. You will need to apply directly to the Institute. You can usually apply and begin at any time of the year, however, check with the Institute, as this is not always the case.