The Glass and Glazing Certificate provides individuals with the necessary theoretical knowledge and practical skills to work in the field of glass and glazing. This includes the safe handling of various types of glass, as well as the manufacturing, processing, moving, and installation of glass and glazing components and materials.

By achieving this certificate, you can demonstrate your expertise and previous experience in various landscaping methods and approaches. You’ll be equipped with a diverse range of skills, including a comprehensive understanding of plants, soils, drainage, and project budgeting. In addition, the certification includes a section on occupational health and safety.

You will need to provide a range of evidence to assist your assessor to make a decision about your competence. The types of evidence you may be asked to provide can include:

Once you are qualified, possible roles include:

The Certificate III in Work Health and Safety is suitable for those who work in a Work Health and Safety (WHS) capacity within their organization. Individuals in this role will offer guidance and direction to their colleagues and will have some responsibility for overseeing their work. This certification recognizes the knowledge and abilities of those in the role of coordinator, facilitator or advisor in the area of work health and safety.

You will need to provide a range of evidence to assist your assessor to make a decision about your competence. The types of evidence you may be asked to provide can include

The Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety is suitable for individuals who hold the Work Health and Safety (WHS) position within their organization. This person will offer direction and guidance to fellow colleagues and hold partial responsibility for their work output. This certification attests to the knowledge and abilities of an individual in a coordinator, advisor or facilitator position.

You will need to provide a range of evidence to assist your assessor to make a decision about your competence. The types of evidence you may be asked to provide can include

The Diploma of Project Management demonstrates your extensive theoretical knowledge and expertise in management and technical competencies, which enable you to effectively plan, execute and assess the performance of both your team and yourself.

You will need to provide a range of evidence to assist your assessor to make a decision about your competence. The types of evidence you may be asked to provide can include

Once you are qualified, possible roles include

The course offers a thorough introduction to the construction industry, covering workplace norms, occupations, and job roles. It includes modules on work health and safety, communication skills, project planning, and the use of essential tools and materials. The program is structured around a basic construction project that integrates employability skills and incorporates various learning aspects. The goal of this qualification is to provide a comprehensive understanding of the construction industry and equip learners with practical skills that can be applied in their future careers.

You will need to provide a range of evidence to assist your assessor to make a decision about your competence. The types of evidence you may be asked to provide can include:

The Certificate III in Shopfitting is tailored to meet the needs of individuals who specialize in renovating or constructing top-notch retail spaces. Such experts design, install, and finish internal shopfitting partitions, units, and shopfronts, while also preparing walls and floors for their work.

You will need to provide a range of evidence to assist your assessor to make a decision about your competence. The types of evidence you may be asked to provide can include:

This certificate will get you a level 3 formal qualification in carpentry. People who desire to gain new skills, refresh and update their existing abilities, change jobs, and/or fill a gap in the industry can take advantage of this certificate to improve their job prospects.

A certificate III in Carpentry – CPC30220 provides you with essential skills and formal qualifications to be able to work in residential and commercial construction. This certificate teaches you the skills you’ll need to start a career in carpentry or upskill your current career. The units of competency this certificate tests will cover general building skills as well as a specialised field of work. This certificate will ensure that you are competent and know general building skills as well as a specialised field of work.

Training and assessment in the construction industry relies on reliable skill recognition. This recognition takes place in real or very closely mimicked workplace settings. This qualification ensures that you have basic carpentry skills, can successfully and safely operate all tools, and can work in both residential and commercial settings. This certification implies that you have completed all units of competency either through your previous experience or through training with a registered RTO.

The Certificate III in Carpentry Trade Skills recognition of prior learning (RPL) assessment program enables individuals with vast carpentry experience, but without formal qualifications, to attain the required units to receive a nationally recognised qualification and apply for a carpentry contractor’s licence. The program is open to local carpenters with years of experience, or local students who have completed partial qualifications. Migrants can make use of our fast-track programs that convert relevant overseas qualifications and experience into nationally recognised qualifications, provided they are well-versed in Australian requirements and standards.

Once you are qualified, possible roles include:

Once you have collected your certificate, you need to go to Fair Trading office or to that of your state regulator to submit a Licence application. We will gladly assist with the forms.

The Certificate III in Concreting will equip you with the knowledge and skills necessary to conduct concreting operations in residential and commercial construction projects. This course is for people who want to learn about the concreting process. They could be at the beginning of their career. Or they could have been in the construction industry for a while and would like to expand their knowledge.

Skill World uses Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) to help you obtain this certification. By recognising your previous qualifications and experiences, those who want to upskill can take their career to the next level in the construction sector. All levels of tradespeople are eligible to apply for this qualification.

As part of the certification process, applicants must meet a set of criteria. The following is a list of eligibility requirements you need to meet to be considered for this certificate:

The applicant must be a citizen or permanent resident of Australia. If they do not meet the citizenship criteria, they must obtain a full-time working visa in Australia.

The applicant should have a minimum of 2 years of work experience as a builder under the supervision of a licensed builder.

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Competency standards for technical and non-technical skills related to concreting are included in the qualification. This certificate can help people improve their work prospects by giving them the opportunity to gain new technical skills and refresh their existing knowledge.

This qualification will provide you with fundamental skills that can allow you to move to a trade or managerial role in the building and construction industry. The completion of this certificate will ensure that you have both technical concreting and building skills, as well as specialised skills related to occupational safety. Upon completion of this certificate, you can work on a residential or commercial construction site.

This certificate attests to the fact that you hold the formal training, industry knowledge, and practical expertise required to conduct concreting work at a construction site. You can work without supervision and as a part of a team. This certification might serve as a stepping stone for future education or can give you the abilities you’ll need to launch your own business. You will also be one step closer to getting your builder’s licence with this qualification.

The Certificate III in Concreting may bring you one step closer to a builder’s licence. It is meant for construction tradespeople who want formal training in the industry. People who work for you can be certain that you are a trustworthy professional and know the best practices in construction.

The operation of builder licences and registrations is overseen by regulatory organisations in each Australian state. Check with the state licensing board for further details.

The Certificate III in Concreting program is designed to recognise the trade skills and prior learning of experienced concreters who have not yet obtained a formal qualification. This program allows individuals to convert their industry experience into a nationally recognised qualification and provides them with the necessary subjects and qualifications to obtain a concreting contractor’s license. The program is open to both local concreters with years of experience and local students who have completed partial studies in Australia. Furthermore, migrants with relevant experience and knowledge of Australian requirements and standards can expedite their qualification process through relevant programs.

Once you are qualified, possible roles include:

The aim of this qualification is to cater to the requirements of specialized demolition workers who are involved in the deconstruction and destruction of different types of public, residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. These workers are also responsible for managing the resulting materials by salvaging, recycling, or disposing of them as waste.

You will need to provide a range of evidence to assist your assessor to make a decision about your competence. The types of evidence you may be asked to provide can include: