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. Pre-apprenticeships

. Apprenticeships

. Building and Construction

. Painting and Decorating

. Electrical

. Plumbing

. Refrigeration

. Engineering

. Teacher Training

. Work Health and Safety

. Indigenous Studies

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Our focus is to ensure industries have access to well trained, highly skilled tradespeople. This may be through an apprenticeship or people refreshing their skills to ensure they have the most current knowledge and work practices to bring to their workplace.

Building and constructionGrowth within this industry sector has created a demand for people with the right qualifications to fill the skills gap. Courses are available in carpentry, painting and decorating, and advanced building design.

Electrical If you’re looking for electrical courses, Bendigo TAFE has a wide range from which to choose. Launch your career in the fast growing electrical trades.

PlumbingAs well as offering plumbing apprenticeships. We also deliver specialised courses for those who wish to work at a higher level of competency applying greater skills specialising in all aspects of plumbing.

Refrigeration and air conditioningThe need for skilled refrigeration and air conditioning apprentices is greater than ever before. In Australia air conditioning and refrigeration is a necessity, so get your foot in the door of this in-demand industry today!

EngineeringIf you are interested in how machines work, welding or CAD drafting, then an engineering based career might be for you. Our engineering courses cover areas such as fitting and machining, fluid power, fabrication, welding, CAD drafting, maths, physics and materials.

Become a tradie

Gain hands-on practical skillsOur focus is all about getting you work ready. With an emphasis on practical training, industry projects and work placements, you will gain real experience and the latest industry knowledge. So, when you graduate, you will have the skills that employers are looking for.

Access our industry partner networkBendigo TAFE has established a vast network of industry partners and a strong reputation with employers across regional Victoria. By developing our courses in consultation with industry partners, we make sure that you gain the most current and up-to-date skills. Our Skills and Jobs experts also provide support and connect students to jobs each year.

Learn from industry expertsOur world-class teaching faculty come with extensive industry experience and connections. Our personalised approach means you get one-on-one attention in classes.

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Your training optionsOur courses are designed to help you progress into your dream career or into higher education.

VET in School (VETiS)VETiS offers you the opportunity to complete a nationally recognised qualification, while providing credit towards your VCAL, just like your other subjects. The study score can contribute directly to your ATAr score and give you access to guaranteed pathways for further study at Bendigo TAFE.Find out more at bendigotafe.edu.au/VETinSchools

Certificates

Certificate programs combine theory and practical components of a subject to prepare you for a job in your chosen industry. You can learn basic to advanced skills as you move up each certificate qualification. You can also choose to study further or get a post trade qualification once you finish your certificate program.

Pre-apprenticeships

Whether you are currently doing your VCE, VCAL or you’ve left school early, a pre-apprenticeship will get you on your way to working and further study in a specific industry. Pre-apprenticeships also combine literacy and numeracy skills units to give you extra support to get employed and into an apprenticeship.

Apprenticeships

Apprenticeships need to be endorsed by your employer and are customised training programs that give you the latest industry skills and knowledge directly relevant to your job. Go to page 13 for more information.

Diplomas and advanced diplomas

A diploma or advanced diploma can help you progress your career further with specialised industry specific knowledge and enter employment at the more skilled, specialised or para professional level. We also offer articulation arrangements into degree programs at local universities.

Short courses

A short course is great way to update your current skills, start a new hobby or learn something totally new. We offer a number of short courses across a range to help you grow professionally or personally. Visit bendigotafe.edu.au to find the right course for you.

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CAREERS IN PLUMBING. Plumber . Gasfitter . Roof Plumber . Foreman OH&S Representative . Estimator . Plumbing Inspector . Site Supervisor > Certificate II in Plumbing (pre-apprenticeship) (22304VIC)

> Certificate III in Plumbing (apprenticeship) (CPC32413)

> Certificate IV in Plumbing and Services (CPC40912)

CAREERS IN ENGINEERING. Mechanical Engineer . Maintenance Fitter . Tool Maker . Heavy or Light Metal Fabricator . Welder . CAD Designer . Fitter & Machinist . Engineering Tradesperson . Special Class Welder . Project Manager . Engineering Planner . Boiler Maker . Sheetmetal Worker > Certificate II in Engineering Studies (22209VIC)

> Certificate III in Engineering - Fabrication Trade (MEM30305)

> Certificate III in Engineering - Mechanical Trade (MEM30205)

> Certificate IV in Engineering (MEM40105)

> Certificate IV in Engineering Drafting (MEM40412)

> Diploma of Engineering - Technical (MEM50212)

Pathway into your dream career

CAREERS IN BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION. Labourer . Carpenter . Leading Hand . Registered Builder . Project Manager . Foreman . Sub-foreman . Painter & Decorator> Certificate II in Building & Construction (22216VIC)

> Certificate III in Carpentry (CPC30211)

CAREERS IN PAINTING & DECORATING. Painter & Decorator . Colour Consultant . Interior Decorator . Paint Retailer . Set Designer> Certificate III in Painting & Decorating (CPC30611)

CAREERS IN ELECTRICAL. Licensed Qualified Electrician . Electrical Machine Repair Tradesperson (Electrical Motor Rewinder) . Electrical Contracting Business Owner> Certificate II in Electrotechnology Studies (Pre-vocational) (22261VIC)

> Certificate III in Electrical Machine Repair (UEE30611)

> Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician (UEE30811)

CAREERS IN REFRIGERATION. Qualified Air-conditioning & Refrigeration Mechanic > Certificate III in Air Conditioning and Refrigeration (UEE32211)

PATHWAY TO DEAKIN UNIVERSITY> Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering


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Have you finished year 12?A TAFE qualification can secure your future.

Get a taste

of a trade with a pre-apprenticeship.

Gain basic skills in a trade with lots of support and

resources.

Guaranteed work placements mean real

world skills!

Get a place at University no matter what your ATAR

score.

Graduate with three qualifications.

Learn practical skills specific to a trade.

Get on track

to a certificate, diploma or degree.

Earn money while studying.

Find a job

that supports an apprenticeship.

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Pathways to your future

We support you through your journey. We work hard to make it easy for our students to enjoy their experience at Bendigo TAFE. You can access any of our support programs when you need to throughout your time with us.

TutorSpaceTutorSpace is a free study session with specialist tutors to assist people with how to write an assessment, how to begin a project, basic information technology skills or just to provide some assistance to build confidence. These sessions run at various times and days during the week throughout the school year and are located in the Bendigo City campus library.

Student support services teamBendigo TAFE student support services provides free and confidential services to students across all campuses and aims to facilitate a positive learning environment for students. Services provided include counselling support services, disability support services, student activities services, youth workers, Indigenous support services and international support services.

Skills and Jobs CentreOne of our primary goals is to strengthen the employability of our students and help them find real jobs in their chosen industry. Our Skills and Jobs Centre is specifically dedicated to helping you to develop your employability skills. Our experts can help you with preparing for a job, career advice and support, access to our weekly vacancy listing and other useful resources.

To contact the centre, call 1300 100 606 or email skills&[email protected]

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Designed to be collaborative, innovative and competitive, the Charleston Road campus is perfectly placed to exceed your training and development needs. As central Victoria’s largest provider of trades training, Bendigo TAFE is committed to continually developing learning opportunities and reflecting the changing demands of the trades industry.

Bendigo TAFE’s Charleston road campus is a thriving and contemporary trade training centre with purpose-built facilities including exceptional environmental and sustainable efficiencies.

This modern campus boasts its own student amenities area, CAD and IT labs and canteen. Vast parking makes this campus easily accessible, as well as being only 25 minutes walk from Bendigo railway station.

The V/Line train is only a 40 minute ride from Kyneton or a short bus ride from Heathcote and other local regional towns.

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Apprenticeships are a great way to combine structured training and paid employment. You can begin at any time, or commence while you are still at school in Year 11/12. You don’t need a secondary school certificate to start an apprenticeship, although this is highly regarded by most employers.

As an apprentice you have the opportunity to earn an income while you are learning your trade. You will combine full-time work with either part-time, workplace based or release study, depending on your employer’s needs. When you finish your apprenticeship, you will have a nationally recognised qualification that can take you anywhere in Australia and in many other countries as well.

Australian Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN)AASNs are contracted by the government to support and facilitate the apprenticeship process for employers and individuals. AASNs can also help you with the recruitment process and provide mentoring and career advice.

Visit australianapprenticeships.gov.au for more information or call them on 13 38 73.

Step 1: Preparation and researchFigure out what trade you are interested in, do research on job opportunities and write or update your resume. A pre-apprenticeship is a great way to get a taste of a trade and see if you would like to continue with.

Step 2: Job huntingStart applying for jobs through networking with people you know, online or via Job Services Australia providers.

Step 3: Sign upOnce you’ve found an employer, you both must contact an Australian Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN) provider to organise signing a training apprenticeship contract. Select Bendigo TAFE as your preferred training provider to get started. If you are eligible for a Health Care Card, make sure you apply for one prior to enrolling so you are eligible for concession fees.

How to become an apprentice

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How we can help your businessAt Bendigo TAFE, we bring together the latest in industry education to give our students a complete learning experience. Bendigo TAFE’s exceptional facilities and experienced teachers provide a real work learning environment. What sets our students apart are the well rounded skill sets they learn during their study.

Customised training packagesWe know that successful business is built on delivering exceptional levels of service to create lasting relationships with your clients. To help your business grow, we work closely with you and your apprentices/employees to develop individual training plans to improve staff satisfaction and productivity in your business.

Contact us to find out how we can help your business on 1300 554 248.

External DeliveryAt Bendigo TAFE, we’re passionate about helping employers to access high quality training that transforms the skills of their workforce and enhances their business capabilities.

We create customised training solutions that help you achieve your business goals.

We are committed to:

• Taking the confusion out of training your apprentice

• Building your apprentice’s skills• Supporting your apprentice through their

learning journey• Scheduling your training when and where it

suits you

We deliver:

• Negotiated training plans• Workplace based training• On site assessments• Flexible online theory training• On-campus training for skills not delivered in the

workplace

We can provide nationally accredited training in the following areas:

• Carpentry• Concreting• Construction Waterproofing• Wall and Floor Tiling• Wall and Ceiling Lining• Solid Plastering• Formwork/Falsework• Shopfitting• roof Tiling• Bricklaying/Blocklaying• Painting and Decorating

We can deliver compliance training to help you adhere to standards and meet legislative requirements in areas such as:

• Waterproofing compliance training• Construction Induction (White) Card• Working at Heights• Training in other trade skill sets

Please contact our External Delivery team on 1300 321 322 to find out more.

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How much you pay is determined by the course you enrol in, the scheduled hours you commit to undertake, your eligibility for a government-funded place and any concession entitlements you might attract.

Health Care CardIf you are eligible for a Health Care Card, make sure you apply for one through Centrelink prior to enrolling so you are eligible to pay concession fees.

For more information, please visit humanservices.gov.au/customer/services/centrelink/health-care-card

Study now, pay later with VET Student LoansA student loan scheme is available for eligible students and courses to assist in the payment of tuition fees whilst studying at TAFE. These are called VET Student Loans and replace the VET FEE-HELP scheme from 1 January 2017. Loans are capped according to the course you are studying. These loans are income contingent and interest free and repaid via the Australian Taxation Office when your income reaches a certain threshold. For 2016-2017 income year this threshold is $54,869. For further information visit studyassist.gov.au

You will still have to pay the student services fee, materials and consumables fee (if studying a government funded course) and other non-tuition fees (if applicable) at the time of enrolment. To be eligible for a VET Student Loan, you must be an Australian citizen; or a holder of a permanent humanitarian visa who will be a resident in Australia for the duration of the course; or a qualifying New Zealand citizen.

Part payment plansPart payment plans are available to anyone enrolling into a certificate I, II, III and IV course. Bendigo TAFE offers eligible students the option of paying their course fees over time by setting up either weekly or fortnightly instalment payments to cover their tuition, material and consumable fees.

Scholarships and grantsAt Bendigo TAFE, we believe in rewarding hard work and achievement. We offer a number scholarships and grants to help pay for your course. Find out more on what you can apply for at bendigotafe.edu.au/students

Apprentice incentive programsThe Australian Government supports apprenticeships through a number of programs that can help you financially including Apprentice Loans, Living Away From Home Allowance, Support for Adult Australian Apprentices Initiative, Australian School-based Apprenticeships, and more. For more information, visit australianapprenticeships.gov.au

Paying for your course

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Course type

Apprenticeship

Pre-apprenticeship

Certificate

Diploma

Advanced Diploma

Study period

Full-time

Part-time

Study mode

Flexible

Workplace

Campus location

Charleston Road campus

Bendigo City campus

Broadmeadows campus

Richmond campus

External Delivery

Pathways

University credit

Applying for a course is easy. Just follow these simple steps to get your application in. Make sure you check your course dates and apply early so we can enrol you in the next intake.

Pick the course you want to study from this course guide and go online to our website.

Find the course using the ‘Find a course’ search option and click on ‘Online Application’.

Fill out the online application form, select your campus and hit ‘Submit’ button.

That’s it, our relevant department will review your application and our customer service centre will contact you directly to confirm your application status.

VTAC applicationsVTAC handles most applications for entry into higher education and some TAFE full-time certificate IV and higher qualifications. The course guide will indicate if you need to apply through VTAC for your course.

To find out how to apply via VTAC, visit vtac.edu.au

ApprenticeshipsThe Australian Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN) manage all contracts and training.

To find your nearest AASN, visit australianapprenticeships.gov.au

How to apply

Some courses commence at the start of semester one and two, but most courses take enrolments at any time throughout the year (rolling enrolments).

Follow these icons in the course pages to select your preferred course type, study mode, study period and campus location.

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Certificate II in Building and Construction (Pre-apprenticeship)

Course Code 22216VIC Direct entry / rolling enrolments This course is ideal for school leavers or those who wish to gain an apprenticeship in the construction industry. You will gain the skills necessary to start a carpentry apprenticeship, including learning methods of construction, scaffolding, hand and power tools, structures and buildings and workplace communication.

DurationFull-time: 16 weeks

Selection processIndividual interview. Language, literacy and numeracy test.

Career OpportunitiesApprenticeship, Labourer, Carpenter, Builder.

Further Study OptionsOn successful completion of the course you will be ideally placed to enter into a training agreement with an employer for an apprenticeship Certificate III in Carpentry (CPC30211).

PrerequisitesSatisfactory literacy and numeracy skills and be at least 15 years old. You may also apply if you have satisfactorily completed VCE or an approved equivalent course. You must also be comfortable working at heights.

Course UnitsInformation about elective units can be found online.

Certificate III in Carpentry

Course Code CPC30211 Direct entry / Australian Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN) / rolling enrolments

This course provides the training component of a carpentry apprenticeship. Learn the knowledge, skills and applications in framework, formwork, finishing and carpentry, as well as the processes required for building a house or commercial building from the initial stages to completion.

DurationApprenticeship: 3-4 years (School-based apprenticeship available)

Selection Process AASN registration.

Career Opportunities Carpenter, registered Builder, Building Inspector, Leading Hand, Sub-foreman, Foreman, Project Manager.

Further Study OptionsOn successful completion of this course, you are eligible for entry credits into the Certificate IV in Building and Construction (CPC40110) and the Diploma of Building and Construction (CPC50210).

PrerequisitesFull-time employment as a carpentry apprentice under a training agreement.

Core Unitsuse carpentry tools and equipment CPCCCA2002BHandle carpentry materials CPCCCA2011ACarry out general demolition of minor building structures CPCCCA3001A

Carry out setting out CPCCCA3002ACarry out levelling operations CPCCCA3023AWork effectively and sustainably in the construction industry CPCCCM1012A

Plan and organise work CPCCCM1013AConduct workplace communication CPCCCM1014ACarry out measurements and calculations CPCCCM1015Aread and interpret plans and specifications CPCCCM2001ACarry out excavation CPCCCM2002Ause explosive power tools CPCCCM2007BErect and dismantle restricted height scaffolding CPCCCM2008B

Work safely at heights CPCCCM2010BCarry out concreting to simple forms CPCCCO2013AApply OHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry CPCCOHS2001A

Information about elective units can be found online.

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Certificate III in Bricklaying/Blocklaying


This course is designed for those working in the construction trades as a bricklayer or blocklayer.

DurationFlexible: 1 year (day)

Selection ProcessTo be able to enrol in this program you will be required to be working in the building and construction industry for a minimum amount of time and have access to a live work site as part of this delivery.

Career OpportunitiesBricklayer or Blocklayer.

Further Study OptionsOn successful completion of this course you may be eligible for entry and/or credits into Certificate IV in Building and Construction (CPC40110).

PrerequisitesIt is recommended that you have satisfactory numeracy and literacy skills to undertake this course or are mature age and have sufficient work experience to successfully undertake the course.

Core UnitsCarry out setting out CPCCCA3002AWork effectively and sustainably in the construction industry CPCCCM1012A

Plan and organise work CPCCCM1013AConduct workplace communication CPCCCM1014ACarry out measurements and calculations CPCCCM1015Aread and interpret plans and specifications CPCCCM2001AApply basic levelling procedures CPCCCM2006AErect and dismantle restricted height scaffolding CPCCCM2008A

Carry out basic demolition CPCCCM2009AApply OHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry CPCCOHS2001A


Certificate III in Concreting


This qualification is designed to meet the needs of concreters working in concreting operations on residential and commercial projects.

DurationFlexible: 1 Year (day)

Selection ProcessTo be able to enrol in this program you will be required to be working in the concreting industry for a minimum amount of time and have access to a live work site as part of this delivery.

Career OpportunitiesConcreter, Concrete pump operator.


PrerequisitesIt is recommended that you have satisfactory numeracy and literacy skills to undertake this course or are mature age and have sufficient work experience to successfully undertake the course.

Core UnitsErect and dismantle formwork for footings and slabs on ground CPCCCA2003A

Work effectively and sustainably in the construction industry CPCCCM1012A

Plan and organise work CPCCCM1013AConduct workplace communication CPCCCM1014ACarry out measurements and calculations CPCCCM1015Aread and interpret plans and specifications CPCCCM2001AApply basic levelling procedures CPCCCM2006BHandle concreting materials CPCCCO2021Ause and maintain concreting plant, tools and equipment CPCCCO2022A

Place concrete CPCCCO3041AFinish concrete CPCCCO3042ACure concrete CPCCCO3043AApply OHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry CPCCOHS2001A

Place and fix reinforcement materials CPCCSF2004A




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Certificate III in Painting and Decorating


As the training component of an apprenticeship, you will learn the knowledge, skills and applications required as you begin your career as a Painter and Decorator. Learn about painting and decorative work in new and existing homes as well as commercial construction work.

DurationFull-time: Apprenticeship 3-4 years (School-based apprenticeship available)Flexible: 1 year

Selection ProcessAASN registration.

Career OpportunitiesPainter and Decorator, Colour Consultant, Interior Decorator, Paint retailer, Set Designer, Leading Hand, Sub-foreman, Foreman or Project Manager.


PrerequisitesEmployed as an apprentice, under a training agreement or are mature age and have sufficient work experience to successfully undertake the course.

Core UnitsWork effectively and sustainably in the construction industry CPCCCM1012A

Plan and organise work CPCCCM1013AConduct workplace communication CPCCCM1014ACarry out measurements and calculations CPCCCM1015Aread and interpret plans and specifications CPCCCM2001ACalculate and cost construction work CPCCCM2003BWork safely at heights CPCCCM2010BApply OHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry CPCCOHS2001A


Certificate III in Roof Tiling


This course is designed for those working in the construction trades as a roof tiler


Selection ProcessTo be able to enrol in this program you will be required to be working in the roof tiling industry for a minimum amount of time and have access to a live work site as part of this delivery.

Career Opportunitiesroof tiler.


PrerequisitesYou will need to have satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills, have successfully completed Year 12 (or equivalent) or be of mature age with practical building industry experience.


Plan and organise work CPCCCM1013AConduct workplace communication CPCCCM1014ACarry out measurements and calculations CPCCCM1015Aread and interpret plans and specifications CPCCCM2001AErect and dismantle restricted height scaffolding CPCCCM2008B

Apply OHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry CPCCOHS2001A

Handle roof tiling materials CPCCrT2001Ause roof tiling tools and equipment CPCCrT2002ATile regular roofs CPCCrT3001ATile irregular roofs CPCCrT3002Arepair and renovate tile roofs CPCCrT3004BCarry out WHS requirements CPCPCM2043AWork safely on roofs CPCPCM2055A




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Certificate III in Solid Plastering


This course is designed for those working in the construction trades as a plasterer.

DurationFlexible: 1 year


Career OpportunitiesPlasterer

Further Study OpportunitiesOn successful completion of this course you may be eligible for entry and/or credits into Certificate IV in Building and Construction (CPC40110).



Plan and organise work CPCCCM1013AConduct workplace communication CPCCCM1014ACarry out measurements and calculations CPCCCM1015Aread and interpret plans and specifications CPCCCM2001AApply Basic Levelling Procedures CPCCCM2006AApply Basic Levelling Procedures CPCCCM2006BErect And Dismantle restricted Height Scaffolding CPCCCM2008A

Erect And Dismantle restricted Height Scaffolding CPCCCM2008B

Work Safely At Heights CPCCCM2010BOperate Elevated Work Platforms CPCCCM3001CApply OHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry CPCCOHS2001A


Certificate III in Wall and Ceiling Lining


This course is designed for those working in the construction trades as a plasterer or wall and ceiling lining tradesperson.



Career OpportunitiesWall and ceiling liner



Core UnitsWork Effectively And Sustainably In The Construction Industry CPCCCM1012A

Plan And Organise Work CPCCCM1013AConduct Workplace Communication CPCCCM1014ACarry Out Measurements And Calculations CPCCCM1015Aread And Interpret Plans And Specifications CPCCCM2001AWork Safely At Heights CPCCCM2010BApply Ohs requirements, Policies And Procedures In The Construction Industry CPCCOHS2001A

Fix Standard Plasterboard Wall Sheets CPCCPB3001A Fix Standard Plasterboard Ceiling Sheets CPCCPB3002AFix Battens CPCCPB3003AFix Wet Area Sheets CPCCPB3004AFix Ceiling Sheets To External Protected Areas CPCCPB3005AFix Fibre Cement Board CPCCPB3006AApply Levels Of Finish Standards To Planning And Inspection Of Own Work CPCCPB3007A

Mix Plastering Compounds CPCCPB3008AFinish Plasterboard Joins Manually CPCCPB3009AManually Sand Plaster Work CPCCPB3010AFinish Category 1 And 2 Wet Areas CPCCPB3011ACut And Fix Paper-faced Cornices CPCCPB3012A




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Certificate III in Wall and Floor Tiling


This course is designed for those working in the construction industry in a variety of fields, you may be a tiler, builder or other construction trades who wants to be able to undertake waterproofing work.



Career Opportunities:Tiler, Wall and floor tiler




Plan and organise work CPCCCM1013AConduct workplace communication CPCCCM1014ACarry out measurements and calculations CPCCCM1015Aread and interpret plans and specifications CPCCCM2001AApply basic levelling procedures CPCCCM2006BApply OHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry CPCCOHS2001A


Certificate III in Construction Waterproofing


This course is designed for those already working in the construction Industry. The course will give you skills to apply and fix waterproofing material in the construction industry.



Career OpportunitiesWaterproofer



Core UnitsWork Effectively And Sustainably In The Construction CPCCCM1012A

Plan And Organise Work CPCCCM1013AConduct Workplace Communication CPCCCM1014ACarry Out Measurements And Calculations CPCCCM1015Aread And Interpret Plans And Specifications CPCCCM2001AApply Ohs requirements, Policies And Procedures In The Construction Industry CPCCOHS2001A

Handle waterproofing materials CPCCWP2001Ause waterproofing tools and equipment CPCCWP2002APrepare For Construction Waterproofing Process CPCCWP2003A

Prepare surfaces for waterproofing application CPCCWP2004A

Apply waterproofing process to below ground level wet areas CPCCWP3001A

Apply waterproofing process to internal wet areas CPCCWP3002A

Apply waterproofing process to external wet areas CPCCWP3003A

Apply waterproofing remedial processes CPCCWP3004A




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Certificate III in Formwork/Falsework


This course is designed for those already working in the construction Industry. The course will give you the skills to construct formwork and falsework in residential and commercial applications.



Career OpportunitiesFormworker



Core Unitsuse carpentry tools and equipment CPCCCA2002BHandle carpentry materials CPCCCA2011ACarry out general demolition of minor building structures CPCCCA3001A

Carry out setting out CPCCCA3002ACarry out levelling operations CPCCCA3023AWork effectively and sustainably in the construction industry CPCCCM1012A

Plan and organise work CPCCCM1013AConduct workplace communication CPCCCM1014ACarry out measurements and calculations CPCCCM1015Aread and interpret plans and specifications CPCCCM2001ACarry out excavation CPCCCM2002Ause explosive power tools CPCCCM2007BErect and dismantle restricted height scaffolding CPCCCM2008B

Work safely at heights CPCCCM2010BCarry out concreting to simple forms CPCCCO2013AApply OHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry CPCCOHS2001A


Certificate III in Shopfitting


This qualification reflects the role of shopfitters who construct or renovate high quality retail environments, including preparing walls and floors and fabricating, installing and finishing shopfronts, internal shopfitting units and partitions.



Career OpportunitiesShopfitter



Core UnitsIdentify and apply information in construction plans, drawings and specifications CPCCCM3004

Carry out levelling operations CPCCCM3006Process materials to produce components using static machines CPCCJN3001

Fabricate shopfitting components using CNC machines CPCCSH3001

Fabricate and assemble shopfront structures CPCCSH3002Assemble and install shopfront structures CPCCSH3003Assemble internal shopfitting units and prepare for transport CPCCSH3004

Apply and trim decorative additions to shopfittings and components CPCCSH3005

Install prefabricated internal shopfitting units CPCCSH3007Install internal shop walls and fixtures CPCCSH3008Identify construction work hazards and select risk control strategies CPCCWHS3001




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Advanced Diploma of Building Design (Architectural)

Course Code 22268VIC Direct entry / Semester one

This course is ideal if you have always wanted a career in architecture. Learn the skills, knowledge and application of industry specific software to deliver innovative design solutions for residential and commercial projects. You will have the opportunity to follow a project from conception to completion; through site selection, town planning, contracts and tender.

DurationFull-time: 2.5 years

Selection processPlease apply directly to Bendigo TAFE. All students will be expected to attend an interview.

Career OpportunitiesBuilding Designer, Business Owner, employment in the building industry, Draftsperson.

Further Study OpportunitiesGraduates of this course may choose to further their study with a degree program at university.

PrerequisitesYou need to have completed VCE (or equivalent) or be of mature age and have sufficient work experience. You also need to have a high level of literacy and numeracy skills following completion of an LLN assessment.




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Certificate III in Electrical Machine Repair

Course Code uEE30611 Direct entry / Australian Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN) / rolling enrolments

Learn the fundamentals of electricity and the legal requirements and knowledge relating to safe work practices in the motor rewinding industry. Learn about tools and how to safely carry out your responsibilities to maintain and repair electric motors and equipment.

DurationFull-time: 4 years (competency based completion)

Selection process AASN registration.

Career Opportunities Electrical Machine repair, Trades Person also known as Electric Motor rewinder.

Further Study OptionsCertificate IV in Electrotechnology (uEE40611).

PrerequisitesEmployed as a Motor rewinding Apprentice and have signed a contract with your employer.

Core UnitsParticipate in electrical machine repair work and competency development activities uEENEEC018B

Apply Occupational Health and Safety regulations, codes and practices in the workplace

uEENEEE101A

Fabricate, assemble and dismantle utilities industry components uEENEEE102A

Solve problems in d.c. circuits uEENEEE104AFix and secure electrotechnology equipment uEENEEE105Ause drawings, diagrams, schedules, standards, codes and specifications uEENEEE107A

Document and apply measures to control OHS risks associated with electrotechnology work

uEENEEE137A

Solve problems in single and three phase low voltage machines uEENEEG006A

Solve problems in electromagnetic devices and related circuits uEENEEG101A

Solve problems in low voltage a.c. circuits uEENEEG102ATerminate cables, cords and accessories for low voltage circuits uEENEEG106A

Carry out basic repairs to electrical components and equipment uEENEEG111A

Wind electrical coils uEENEEG150APlace and connect electrical coils uEENEEG151Arewind three phase low voltage induction machines uEENEEG153A

Conduct electrical tests on LV electrical machines uEENEEG157A

repair and maintain mechanical components of electrical machines uEENEEG164A

Apply environmentally and sustainable procedures in the energy sector uEENEEK142A

Disconnect - reconnect motors connected to low voltage installation wiring uEENEEP015A


Certificate II in Electrotechnology (Pre-apprenticeship)

Course Code 22261VIC Application to VTAC and supplementary application / semester one and two

This course provides an introduction to working in the electrical/electronics industries. You will learn the basics of electrical theory and maths, and gain practical skills to help you gain an apprenticeship as an Electrician, Data Communications Tradesperson or similar electrotechnology related career.


Selection processIndividual interview.

Career OpportunitiesEmployment in the electrical field.

Further Study OptionsApprenticeship, Certificate III in Electrotechnology (uEE30811).

PrerequisitesYou need to have satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills and be at least 15 years old when you apply.

Core UnitsWork safely in the construction industry CPCCOHS1001AProvide Basic Emergency Life Support HLTAID002Apply occupational health and safety regulations, codes and practices in the workplace

uEENEEE101A


Solve problems in ELV single path circuits uEENEEE103AFix And Secure Electrotechnology Equipment uEENEEE105AProvide solutions and report on routine electrotechnology problems uEENEEE130A

use Of routine Equipment/plant/technologies In An Energy Sector Environment uEENEEE141A

Produce products for carrying out energy sector work activities uEENEEE142A

Identify and select components, accessories and materials for energy sector work activities uEENEEE179A


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Certificate III in Air-conditioning and Refrigeration

Course Code uEE32211 Direct Entry / Application to VTAC and supplementary application / rolling enrolments

In this course you will learn the skills to select components, install, set up, test, fault find, repair and maintain refrigeration systems and equipment that apply to food storage and preservation, air conditioning and air distribution equipment. It includes regulatory requirements for purchasing and handling refrigerants.

Duration Full-time: 4 years

Selection process AASN registration.

Career OpportunitiesQualified Air-conditioning and refrigeration Mechanic.

Further Study OptionsDual trade electrician (apprenticeship).

PrerequisitesYou need to have literacy and numeracy skills to year 11 level and be at least 15 years old when you apply. You must also have signed an apprenticeship training agreement.

Core UnitsParticipate in refrigeration and air conditioning work and competency development activities uEENEEC025B

Apply Occupational Health and Safety regulations, codes and practices in the workplace

uEENEEE101A


Solve problems in ELV single path circuits uEENEEE103AFix and secure electrotechnology equipment uEENEEE105Ause drawings, diagrams, schedules, standards, codes and specifications uEENEEE107A

Document and apply measures to control OHS risks associated with electrotechnology work uEENEEE137A

Prepare and connect refrigerant tubing and fittings uEENEEJ102A

Establish the basic operating conditions of vapour compression systems uEENEEJ103A

Establish the basic operating conditions of air conditioning systems uEENEEJ104A

Install refrigerant pipe work, flow controls and accessories uEENEEJ106A

Install air conditioning and refrigeration systems, major components and associated equipment

uEENEEJ107A

recover, pressure test, evacuate, charge and leak test refrigerants uEENEEJ108A

Verify functionality and compliance of refrigeration and air conditioning installations uEENEEJ109A

Select refrigerant piping, accessories and associated controls uEENEEJ110A

Diagnose and rectify faults in air conditioning and refrigeration systems and components uEENEEJ111A

Commission air conditioning and refrigeration systems uEENEEJ113A

Find and rectify faults in motors and associated controls in refrigeration and air conditioning systems

uEENEEJ153A

Diagnose and rectify faults in air conditioning and refrigeration control systems uEENEEJ170A

Solve problems in low voltage refrigeration circuits uEENEEJ194A

Apply environmentally and sustainable procedures in the energy sector uEENEEK142A

Disconnect / reconnect composite appliances connected to low voltage installation wiring uEENEEP012A

Locate and rectify faults in low voltage composite appliances using set procedures uEENEEP017A

Attach cords and plugs to electrical equipment for connection to a single phase 230 Volt supply uEENEEP024A

Attach cords, cables and plugs to electrical equipment for connection to 1000 Va.c. or 1500 Vd.c. supply

uEENEEP025A


Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician

Course Code uEE30811 Direct entry / Australian Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN) / rolling enrolments

This course combines on the job training with off the job education, ensuring that the knowledge and practical skills you acquire are relevant to your apprenticeship. Learn how to select, install, set up, test, fault find, repair and maintain electrical systems and equipment.

DurationPart-time: 4 years

Selection Process AASN registration.

Career Opportunities Electrician

Further Study OptionsCertificate IV in Electrotechnology (uEE40611).

PrerequisitesYou need to have literacy and numeracy skills to year 11 level and be at least 15 years old when you apply. You must also have signed an apprenticeship training agreement.

Core UnitsParticipate In Electrical Work And Competency Development Activities uEENEEC020B

use Computer Applications relevant To A Workplace uEENEED101A

Apply occupational health and safety regulations, codes and practices in the workplace

uEENEEE101A


Solve Problems In D.c. Circuits uEENEEE104AFix And Secure Electrotechnology Equipment uEENEEE105Ause Drawings, Diagrams, Schedules, Standards, Codes And Specifications uEENEEE107A

Solve Problems In Electromagnetic Devices And related Circuits uEENEEG101A

Terminate Cables, Cords And Accessories For Low Voltage Circuits uEENEEG106A

Apply Environmentally And Sustainable Energy Procedures In The Energy Sector uEENEEK142A


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Certificate II in Plumbing (Pre-apprenticeship)

Course Code 22304VIC Direct entry / Semester one and two This course will prepare you for an apprenticeship in plumbing. It introduces all areas of the plumbing industry: water, gas, sanitary, drainage, mechanical services (heating/cooling) and roofing. You may also have the opportunity to undertake some work experience, which will give you the opportunity to observe how tasks are undertaken in the workplace.


Selection ProcessInterview. You will need to do a language, literacy and numeracy test.

Career OpportunitiesYou may elect to enrol in other related vocational courses or complement your skills with a qualification in management.

Further Study OptionsApprenticeship, Certificate III in Plumbing (CPC32413).

PrerequisitesYou need to have satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills to year 11 standard and be at least 15 years old.

Core UnitsWrite Simple Documents BSBWrT301 Carry Out Measurements And Calculations CPCCCM1015Aread And Interpret Plans And Specifications CPCCCM2001AWork safely in the construction industry CPCCOHS1001AApply Ohs requirements, Policies And Procedures In The Construction Industry CPCCOHS2001A

Carry out interactive workplace communication CPCPCM2039A

Produce technical drawings CuVACD303AProvide Basic Emergency Life Support HLTAID002Apply basic sheet metal practices Vu21789Cut and penetrate building materials and structures Vu21790

Fabricate simple plumbing pipe systems Vu21791Identify career pathways in the plumbing industry Vu21792

Perform basic oxy-acetylene welding and cutting Vu21793

Prepare to work in the plumbing industry Vu21794use and apply basic levelling equipment for plumbing Vu21795

use basic electric welding equipment and techniques Vu21796

use basic plumbing hand tools Vu21797use basic power tools Vu21798use plumbing pipes, fittings and fixtures to simulate plumbing installations Vu21799


Certificate III in Plumbing

Course Code CPC32413 Direct entry / Australian Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN) / Semester one and two

This qualification provides a trade outcome in plumbing and covers specialist streams including: water, sanitary, drainage, mechanical services, roofing and gas services. Training and assessment is completed in simulated workplace environments.

DurationApprenticeship: 4 years (Combined full-time work and study)

Selection processEmployment as an apprentice. Interview. You will need to complete a Language literacy and numeracy test.

Career OpportunitiesThis course may lead to employment as a Licenced Plumber, Business Owner, Drainer, Gasfitter or roof Plumber.

Further Study OptionsCertificate IV in Plumbing and Services (CPC40912).

PrerequisitesEmployment in the industry. You need to have satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills and be at least 15 years of age.


Certificate IV in Plumbing and Services

Course Code CPC40912 Direct entry / rolling enrolments

This course is perfect if you are a specialist plumbing services tradesperson looking to increase your technical skill or a tradesperson wanting to be licenced to run your own business. This course also meets the Victorian license requirements for water, drainage, sanitary, roofing and gas fitting.

DurationFlexible mode: 4 years

Selection ProcessInterview. You will also need to do a language, literacy and numeracy test.

Career OpportunitiesForeman, Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) representative, Plumbing Inspector, Site Supervisor, Estimator or run your own business.

Further Study OptionsGraduates of this course may complement their skills with a qualification in management.

PrerequisitesYou need have completed or currently undertaking a Certificate III in Plumbing (CPC32413) and be currently employed in the industry.

Core UnitsIdentify Hazards And Assess OHS risks BSBOHS403Bread And Interpret Plans And Specifications CPCCBC4012BCarry Out Work-based risk Control Processes CPCPCM4011AEstimate and cost work CPCPCM4012A


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Certificate II in Engineering Studies (Pre-apprenticeship)

Course Code 22209VIC Direct entry / Semester one and two

This pre-apprenticeship course is designed for those wishing to enter the engineering industry. You will gain hands on practical experience, work skills and a broad understanding of engineering competencies, enabling you to make a better informed choice in the selection of engineering career paths.


Selection ProcessInterview and language, literacy and numeracy test.

Career OpportunitiesEmployers regularly contact Bendigo TAFE seeking successful pre-apprentices to fill apprenticeship roles in their organisations.

Further Study OptionsCertificate III in Engineering – Mechanical (MEM30305), Fabrication or Technical

PrerequisitesYou need to have satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills and be at least 15 years old when you apply.


Certificate III in Engineering - Fabrication Trade

Course Code MEM30305 Direct entry / Australian Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN) / rolling enrolments

This is an Australian Apprenticeship course, combining paid work with training. Learn the applications required to begin a career as a fabrication tradesperson. Theory components in structural fabrication, sheet metal working and welding technology are offered. Mature age people can also apply for apprenticeships.

DurationApprenticeship: 4 years nominal (competency based completion)

Selection ProcessAASN registration

Career OpportunitiesBoiler Maker, Sheetmetal Worker, Tradesperson involved in mechanical plant, Welding Technician and components.

Further Study OptionsCertificate IV in Engineering (MEM40105), Diploma of Engineering (MEM50212) or Advanced Diploma of Engineering (MEM60112) Advanced welding or welding certification courses.

PrerequisitesFull-time apprenticeship, under a training agreement established with an employer.


Certificate III in Engineering - Mechanical Trade

Course Code MEM30205 Direct entry / Australian Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN)/ rolling enrolments

This course provides the theory component of a mechanical engineering apprenticeship. Learn the knowledge, skills and applications required to become a fitter and machinist. Designed for school leavers, or as the next stage from Certificate II in Engineering (22209VIC).

DurationApprenticeship: 4 years nominal (competency based completion)

Selection ProcessAASN registration.

Career OpportunitiesFitter/Machinist, Maintenance Fitter, Toolmaker. Tradesperson involved in mechanical plant and components.

Further Study Options Certificate IV (MEM40105) or Diploma of Engineering (MEM50212) Certificate IV in Engineering – Drafting (MEM40412).

PrerequisitesFull-time apprenticeship, under a training agreement established with an employer.


Certificate IV in Engineering

Course Code MEM40105 Direct entry / rolling enrolments

This course is for existing engineering tradespeople, apprentices and others working in an engineering field for higher level studies. Topics include: Advanced Welding Certified to AS1796 tested by WTIA, planning, environmental sustainability, mathematical concepts, quality systems and procedures, 2D/3D drawing and design, and fluid power.

DurationCompetency based completion

Selection ProcessIndividual interview.

Career OpportunitiesHigher Engineering Tradesperson, Mechanical. Engineering Trade Discipline, Fabrication. Engineering Trade Discipline, Special Class Welder.

Further Study OptionsDiploma of Engineering (MEM50212). Advanced Diploma of Engineering (MEM60112), or an engineering degree with other training providers.

PrerequisitesApprentices, tradespeople and people working in the engineering industry. Additional post trade qualification.


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Introduction to WeldingWelding techniques and skills for the handy person. Learn the basics of arc, oxy, MIG and thermal cutting.

Basic WeldingWelding techniques and skills for beginners with little or no experience. You will be taught both practice and theory in a range of the welding technologies required to gain a foothold in industry as a non-trades welder.

Intermediate WeldingIf you have the basics skills covered and want to learn more, this course will assist you to further enhance your welding skills, to close to trades level.

Advanced WeldingThis is the course for trade welders to learn advanced skills to code AS1554 GP/SP. It will help you obtain your WTIA welding certificates 1 to 9.

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Certificate IV in Engineering - Drafting

Course Code MEM40412 Direct entry / VTAC application / rolling enrolments

This course is designed for new entrants to the engineering industry as well as for those holding existing qualifications. It provides a comprehensive technical base for working in the mechanical, manufacturing and maintenance fields at the paraprofessional entry level.

DurationFull-time: 1 year Part-time: 2 years


Career OpportunitiesDetail or Design Draftsperson.

Further Study OptionsDiploma in Engineering - Technical (MEM50212).

PrerequisitesYou need to have satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills and be at least 15 years of age. Basic computer skills.

Core UnitsOrganise and communicate information MEM16006AInteract with computing technology MEM16008AApply mathematical techniques in a manufacturing engineering or related environment

MEM30012A

Participate in environmentally sustainable work practices MSAENV272B


Diploma of Engineering - Technical

Course Code MEM50212 Direct entry / VTAC application and supplementary application / rolling enrolments

Provides high level training for engineering technicians. Core subjects include the application of mathematical techniques in a manufacturing, engineering or related environment, as well as interaction with relevant computing technology.

DurationFull-time: 1 year Flexible mode: 15 months


Career OpportunitiesEngineering Technician, Project Manager, Detail Draftsperson, Design Draftsperson, Engineering Estimator, Engineering Planner, Maintenance Technician.

Further Study OptionsAdvanced Diploma of Engineering (MEM60112), or an engineering degree at Deakin university.

PrerequisitesYou need to have completed VCE (or equivalent) or be of mature age and have sufficient work experience. You also need to have a high level of literacy and numeracy skills following completion of an LLN assessment. Either: year 10 plus three years relevant work experience or a relevant certificate qualification or an engineering trade background.


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VCAL – Indigenous – Foundation

Course code VCALFND001

Direct entry / rolling enrolments

The Victorian Certificate of Applied Learning (VCAL) is a senior school certificate that focuses on hands-on learning and practical skills, supported by tutors, mentors and Koori community elders.

VCAL has three levels – Foundation, Intermediate and Senior. You will be personally assessed to ensure that you start at a level that matches your needs and abilities. With VCAL you can go on to further education, training or employment. The Foundation VCAL course develops general skills which increase your eligibility for further study, trade, training and employability.

Please note this course is only available for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) people.

Duration Full-time: 1 year

Selection Process All students will need to undertake an interview to determine VCAL course level.

What’s in it for you? Develop your communication skills, employability skills and get job ready with our VCAL Foundation course. You will improve your reading, writing, math and IT skills whilst participating in hands-on learning with computers, visual arts, health and wellbeing.

Once you complete this course, you will:

• receive a VCAL Foundation Certificate• Be able to apply for a pre-apprenticeship, VCAL

intermediate or other TAFE courses• Get advice on your employment options

Prerequisites You must be at least 15 years old to apply.

Core UnitsLiteracy Skills Foundation reading and Writing LIT011 Literacy Skills Foundation Oral Communication LIT012 Numeracy Skills Foundation NuM011 Personal Development Skills unit 1 (foundation) PDS011 Personal Development Skills unit 2 (foundation) PDS012 Work related Skills unit 1 (foundation) WrS011 Work related Skills unit 2 (foundation) WrS012

VCAL – Indigenous – Intermediate and Senior

Course code VCALINT001 and VCALSEN001


Students completing the Intermediate level will develop general skills which increase your eligibility for further study, trade, training and employability. You will gain skills such as literacy and numeracy, problem solving and organisational and planning skills. You will also develop a portfolio, undertake work experience, and gain valuable general knowledge and interpersonal skills.

This course is designed specifically for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. This VCAL course further develops general skills which increase your eligibility for more study and employment.

Duration Full-time: 1 year

What’s in it for you? You will develop skills in literacy, numeracy, work related and personal development skills which help to increase your opportunities for further study and employment.

You can specialise in any of these fields:

• Allied Health• Automotive• Beauty• Business• Cultural Industries• Early Childhood Education and Care• Electrical• Engineering• Furnishing• Hairdressing• Horticulture (Landscaping)• Hospitality• Information Technology• Multimedia• Justice• Music (Performance)• Sport and recreation• Trade experience program• Automotive and Construction)• Tourism

Prerequisites If you are at least 15 years old, have completed year 10 and would like a ‘hands-on’ option to finish your secondary certificate, this is the course for you.

Core Units (Intermediate)Literacy Skills Intermediate reading and Writing LIT021

Literacy Skills Intermediate Oral Communication LIT022

Numeracy Skills Intermediate NuM021 Personal Development Skills unit 1 (intermediate) PDS021

Personal Development Skills unit 2 (intermediate) PDS022

Work related Skills unit 1 (intermediate) WrS021 Work related Skills unit 2 (intermediate) WrS022

Core Units (Senior) Literacy Skills Senior reading and Writing LIT031 Literacy Skills Senior Oral Communication LIT032 Numeracy Skills Senior NuM031 Personal Development Skills unit 1 (senior) PDS031 Personal Development Skills unit 2 (senior) PDS032 Work related Skills unit 1 (senior) WrS031 Work related Skills unit 2 (senior) WrS032

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Certificate I in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Arts

Course code CUA10215


This course is ideal for beginner artists and prepares you for a variety of arts-related careers. You will gain artistic skills to reflect an awareness of identity and pride in your culture, visual arts training and skills for participating in community activities. This course provides a pathway to Certificate II in Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Cultural Arts.

Duration Full-time: 6 months Part-time: 1 year


Core UnitsContribute to health and safety of self and others BSBWHS201

use basic drawing techniques CuAACD101Develop understanding of own Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander identity CuAATS101

use ideas and techniques to develop creative work CuAPPr101

Certificate II in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Arts



Duration Full-time: 1 year Part-time: 2 years



use basic drawing techniques CuAACD101Develop understanding of own Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander identity CuAATS101

Make simple creative work CuAPPr201Source and use information relevant to own arts practice CuArES202

Certificate III in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Arts





This course prepares you for a variety of arts-related careers and extends skills in these disciplines. It may lead to a career as a self-employed artist/crafts person. You may also become a member of a co-operative

producing art/craft works for sale or an assistant in an established art/craft studio.


Develop drawing skills to communicate ideas CuAACD201Develop understanding of own Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander identity CuAATS101

Develop and apply knowledge of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander cultural arts CuAATS303

Produce creative work CuAPPr301

Apply knowledge of history and theory to own arts practice CuArES301

Certificate IV in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Arts




Prerequisites You must be at least 15 years old to apply. This course will help you build upon your artistic skills and prepares you for a variety of arts-related careers.

This course may help you contribute towards the cultural development of your community and may also lead to a career in the selling and distribution of artworks through galleries.

Selection Process Interview and pre training assessment

Career Opportunities Graduates may find employment opportunities as a self-employed artist/ craftsperson, a member of a co-operative producing art/ craft works for sale or an assistant in an established cultural art/ ceramics environment. These courses may help you contribute towards the cultural development of your community and can also lead to a career in the selling and distribution of artworks through galleries.

Further Study Opportunities These courses can lead to higher level studies in visual arts qualifications at diploma, advanced diploma and degree levels. Credit transfers may be available into your chosen course.

Extra Requirements You will need to attend an induction session. Courses can be tailored to suit your level of artistic knowledge and ability.


Produce drawings to communicate ideas CuAACD301Produce work that expresses own Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander identity CuAATS302

Develop and apply knowledge of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural arts CuAATS303

realise a creative project CuAPPr401research history and theory to inform own arts practice CuArES403

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Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology

Course Code ICT30115


This qualification provides the skills and knowledge for an individual to be competent in a wide range of general information and communications technology (ICT) technical functions and to achieve a degree of self-sufficiency as an advanced ICT user.

Persons working at this level will support information technology activities in the workplace across a wide range of ICT areas, including technical support, network administration, web technologies, software applications and digital media technologies.

When you successfully complete this course, you can continue on to higher levels of study in IT or multimedia or apply for work in a range of jobs where computer skills are necessary.

Duration Full-time: 18 weeks Part-time: 1 year

Career Opportunities On completion of the course, graduates can find employment in job roles including:

• Help Desk Officer• Network Support Officer• ICT Technician

Further Study Opportunities This course can lead to higher level studies in Certificate IV. Diploma or Advanced Diploma of courses in IT.

Core UnitsParticipate effectively in WHS communication and consultation processes BSBWHS304

Implement and monitor environmentally sustainable work practices BSBSuS401

Work and communicate effectively in an ICT environment ICTICT202

Create user documentation ICTICT301 Install and optimise operating system software ICTICT302

run standard diagnostic tests ICTSAS301

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Building and ConstructionCertificate IV in Building and Construction

Course code CPC40110 / Direct entry / rolling enrolments

Diploma of Building and Construction

Course code CPC50210 / Direct entry / VTAC / February intake

EngineeringCertificate III in Automotive Engine Reconditioning

Course code Aur31312 / Australian Apprenticeship Centre (AASN) / rolling enrolments

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Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety

Course code BSB41412Direct entry / Semester one and two rolling enrolments

This program is the new entry level qualification for Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) Coordinators or Supervisors with a major workload in OH&S. This qualification is suitable for people working in a Work Health and Safety (WHS) role.

DurationFull-time: 1 year

Selection processIndividual interview. Intermediate literacy and numeracy assessment.

Career OpportunitiesGraduates can work as an Occupational Health and Safety Officer or a WorkSafe Inspector.

Further Study OptionsYou can further your study a Diploma of Work Health and Safety.

* (This is self-paced and may take between 6 -18 months to complete).

WORK HEALTH & SAFETY

Certificate IV in Training and Assessment

Course code TAE40110

Direct entry / February, July and October

If you love interacting with other people and you’re passionate about what you do, why not take the next step in your career and become a professional trainer. This course is offered to individuals wishing to gain the TAE40110 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment. This training and assessment course is designed to develop your skills and knowledge to perform the role of a trainer, facilitator or assessor in the workplace and in registered Training Organisations (rTOs).

DurationPart-time Day: 6 months Part-time Evening: 6 months

Selection processApply online.

To be selected for this course, you will need to attend an interview and undertake a Pre-Training review including Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) assessment to ensure that this training is suitable and appropriate for you.

People with prior experience in training and assessment should enquire about Skills recognition.

Career opportunitiesThis qualification provides the skills for workplace trainers in the delivery and assessment of a variety of courses including short courses or non-accredited courses.

Prerequisites (includes extra requirements)If you want to undertake this course, you will need to have:

• Completed studies to year 12 secondary school level or are a mature age student

• The ability to communicate clearly when speaking and writing in English

• Well developed computer skills in word processing and internet use

• Access to a training environment• Access to the internet• A vocational area of expertise

Core Units Plan assessment activities and processes TAEASS401BAssess competence TAEASS402BParticipate in assessment validation TAEASS403B Plan, organise and deliver group-based learning TAEDEL401A

Plan, organise and facilitate learning in the workplace TAEDEL402A

Design and develop learning programs TAEDES401A

use training packages and accredited courses to meet client needs TAEDES402A

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