Advance your construction career and become eligible to work on a range of residential and commercial projects by gaining the skills and knowledge required through this accredited program.
You will learn how to supervise the planning of on-site building and construction work, apply building codes and standards to the construction process monitor costing systems, manage project quality, apply structural principles, work within legal frameworks, identify services layout and connection methods, apply risk management principles, and manage workplace safety procedures.
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It is a mandatory requirement that participants registering for full training in the CPC50210 Diploma of Building and Construction (Building) must be actively working in the building and construction industry throughout the duration of this program.
This does not apply to participants registering for RPL (recognition of prior learning).
Tools Required:
It is a mandatory requirement that participants registering for full training in the CPC50210 Diploma of Building and Construction (Building) must be actively working in the building and construction industry throughout the duration of this program.
This does not apply to participants registering for RPL (recognition of prior learning).
Tools Required:
Recognition of Prior Learing is the acknowledgement of skills and knowledge that have been gained through training, work, or life experiences into formal competencies. The assessment of RPL is carried out by collating evidence against formal competencies as described in the relevant training package.
Students who believe they already have the skills and knowledge required by some or all of the units in a qualification may seek to have their existing competency recognised through a formal RPL process. The RPL process involves the learner gathering evidence from life, work and both formal and/or informal study experiences and matching it against the specific learning outcomes of individual units of competency. The RTO will appoint an appropriately qualified person to assist the student with this process.
Where the qualified Assessor determines that the evidence is sufficient to demonstrate current competency against the unit requirements the student will be awarded the unit. In many cases this will mean the learner can complete all or part of a qualification without needing to attend training – although training may be required where there are gaps in the students’ knowledge and/or skills.
Up to 18 months
Online
RPL
Tailored Solutions
Possible job outcomes after course completion:
*Please refer to your state authority for licensing applications.
This course is delivered and assessed by the following RTO Partner(s):
