CPC31920
Certificate III in Joinery
NATIONALLY RECOGNISED TRAINING
CPC31920 Certificate III in Joinery
Learn the skills to join the industry. Our practical course offers on-the-job learning, suited for those with good manual dexterity and attention to detail. Build a proud career.
Overview
Qualification Description
This course can help you become skilled in the joinery industry. You’ll get the chance to learn on the job or in a workplace environment, gaining practical experience. The course is designed for people who are detail-oriented and good with their hands, and it can help you build a career you can be proud of.
Occupational titles may include
- Joiner
- Stair builder
OUTCOMES
Learning outcomes
Through a combination of theoretical learning and hands-on coursework, you will learn how to:
- Measure and calculate amounts accurately
- Use professional tools and equipment
- Build timber external stairs, windows, and door frames
- Create joinery parts
- Operate computer-controlled machinery
Course outcomes
Acquire practical experience and develop specialised skills to gain an advantage in the job market.
- Timber external stairs, windows, and door frames construction experience
- Joinery component manufacturing skills
- Clear pathway to further study
SUITABILITY
Entry recommendations
To be prepared for this course, we recommend that you have:
It is expected that all participants will be expecting to work in wood, fabricating and installing stairs and/or cupboards or similar joinery products.
- Over the age of 18 years
- Have completed TAE Institutes LLN entry assessment consistent with the TAE Institute’s LLN Policy
- Have an interest in joinery and are committed to the course
- Ensuring safety in the workplace through understanding and practice
- Demonstrating the capability to proactively start the day early and independently fulfil the required work hours
TAE Institute recommends checking entry requirements before applying. If you need help preparing for your studies, please contact us. We are always here to support you.
Entry requirements
This course requires evidence of previous experience or study before you can enrol
Apprenticeship
Be employed as an apprentice in the industry
Register with an Apprenticeship Network Provider who will support your application.
Non-apprenticeship
Non-apprenticeship pathways for trade-related qualifications allow you to have your industry skills assessed through recognition of prior learning (RPL) and undertake gap training to gain a trade qualification. To take this course as a non-apprenticeship, you must:
Be at least 18 years of age, as evidenced by photo identification
Have at least 2 years of work experience in this occupation or trade, as evidenced by employee records such as your resume and/or letters from your employers.
Be currently employed in the relevant industry, as evidenced by a letter from your employer.
This course may be offered as a fee for service and NSW funding program.
PATHWAYS
At our school, we highly value your previous study and work experience. Therefore, we offer you the opportunity to apply for recognition of prior learning or a credit transfer. Achieving success in this process means you’ll be able to obtain your qualification much faster, saving you time and effort.
Career pathways
Our graduates go onto roles like joiner and stair builder.
Licensing
This is a licensed occupation. NSW Fair Trading is the licensing and regulatory authority for trades in NSW. When you successfully complete the Certificate III in Joinery you can apply for licensing with NSW Fair Trading. For more information about joinery licences visit NSW Fair Trading.
UNITS
To achieve this qualification, competency must be demonstrated in: 29 units of competency
- 18 core units
- 11 elective units
Pre-requisite
An asterisk (*) against a unit code below indicates that there is a prerequisite requirement that must be met. Prerequisite unit CPCCWHS2001 – Apply WHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry must be assessed with an asterisk before any unit of competency is assessed.
Completion requirements
You will need a general construction induction card ( white card ) before you can enter a construction site
- CPCWHS1001 – Prepare to work safely in the construction industry
- CPCCCA2002* - Use Joinery tools and equipment
- CPCCCA2011* - Handle carpentry materials
- CPCCCA3010* - Install windows and doors
- CPCCCM2006 - Apply basic levelling procedures
- CPCCCM2012* - Work safely at heights
- CPCCCM3004 - Identify and apply information in construction plans, drawings and specifications
- CPCCJN2003* - Package manufactured products for transport
- CPCCJN3002* - Use computer-controlled machinery
- CPCCJN3004* - Manufacture and assemble joinery components
- CPCCJN3100* - Process materials to produce components using static machines
- CPCCJS3002* - Manufacture stair components for straight flighted stairs
- CPCCOM1012* - Work effectively and sustainably in the construction industry
- CPCCOM1013* - Plan and organise work
- CPCCOM1014* - Conduct workplace communication
- CPCCOM1015 - Carry out measurements and calculations
- CPCCOM2001 - Read and interpret plans and specifications
- CPCCOM3001 - Perform construction calculations to determine carpentry material requirements
- MSFFM3011 - Measure and draw site layout for manufactured furniture products
- CPCCCA3012* - Frame and fit wet area fixtures
- CPCCCA3024* - Install lining, panelling and moulding
- CPCCJN3003* - Manufacture components for doors, windows and frames
- CPCCJS3004* - Manufacture and install continuous handrailing and special stair components
- CPCCJS3011* - Design and set out stairs
- CPCCCM3005 - Calculate costs of construction work
- CPCCJN2001* - Assemble components
- CPCCPD3021* - Prepare existing coated surface for painting
- CPCCSH2003* - Apply and install sealant and sealant devices
- CPCCWHS2001 - Apply WHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry
- CPCWHS3001 - Identify construction work hazards and select risk control strategies
Duration and delivery
At our school, we highly value your previous study and work experience. Therefore, we offer you the opportunity to apply for recognition of prior learning or a credit transfer. Achieving success in this process means you’ll be able to obtain your qualification much faster, saving you time and effort.
How long is the course?
Please contact us directly to discuss your options.
How is the course delivered and where?
This program is to be delivered blended in face-to-face and online learning in combination with self-paced assessment learning along with access to appropriate simulated workplace environments for practical aspects. The premises are either the premises of TAE Institute or another suitable premise identified by TAE Institute.
Fee
At TAE Institute, we offer a variety of payment options. You may be eligible for funding for the NSW Smart and Skilled Program.
How much is it going to cost me and how to pay?
Fee For Service and Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) are available prices on the application.
Any queries regarding fees and payment plans should be addressed to: [email protected] or call: 1300 678 288
Smart and Skilled Program
What is Smart and Skilled?
Smart and Skilled is a NSW Government program that helps people get qualifications in in-demand skills and industries. It’s a key part of the NSW vocational education and training system. It helps people in New South Wales gain the necessary skills to find employment and progress in their careers.
Smart and Skilled gives eligible students:
an entitlement to government-subsidised training up to and including Certificate III
government funding for higher-level courses (Certificate IV and above) in targeted priority areas.