CPC31020 - Certificate III in Solid Plastering

Duration

• 52 weeks

Course Structure

The qualification consists ofa total of 20 units;

• 15 Core units of competency
• 5 Elective units that reflect current industry requirements and employer expectations.

Training is delivered through a combination of:

• Classroom sessions
• Practical workshop activities
• Simulated workplace projects
• Trainer demonstrations
• Industry-relevant assessments.

Safety, Communication & Construction Foundations

Tools, Equipment & Site Setup

Plaster Application and Finishing Techniques

Advanced Finishing & Business Skills

Delivery Mode

Approximately 20 hours per week, Face-to-face training, practical workshop sessions, simulated workplace activities, and supported online learning.

Domestic Students

• Minimum age of 18 years.
• Basic Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) skills.
• Access to a computer and internet.

International Students (if CRICOS approved)

• Minimum age of 18 years.
• Successful completion of Year 12 or equivalent.
• Minimum English proficiency requirements as specified by Stellar College
• Completion of LLN and Digital Skills Assessment

Training is delivered through:

• Face-to-face classroom sessions
• Practical workshop activities
• Simulated workplace environments
• Self-directed learning activities

Assessment methods may include:

• Practical demonstrations
• Observation of workplace tasks
• Projects and assignments
• Written assessments
• Oral questioning
• Workplace simulations

Qualification Code : CPC31020
Qualification Title : Certificate III in Solid Plastering
Qualification Level : AQF Level 3
Training Package : CPC Construction, Plumbing and Services Training Package
Delivery Mode : Face-to-face, practical workshop training, simulated workplace activities, and supported online learning
Campuses : Sydney and Melbourne
Duration : 52 weeks (including scheduled breaks)
Scheduled Hours : 20 hours per week
CRICOS : 120857H

Students will gain skills in:

• Workplace health and safety practices
• Preparing surfaces and substrates
• Applying internal and external render systems
• Installing decorative plaster finishes
• Measuring and calculating materials
• Reading construction plans and specifications
• Using plastering tools and equipment
• Working effectively in the construction industry

• Industry-experienced trainers and assessors
• Practical, hands-on learning
• Simulated workplace environments
• Student support services
• LLND support programs
• Modern training facilities
• Industry-relevant assessment practices
• Focus on employability and job-ready skills

Graduates may seek employment as:

• Solid Plasterer
• Renderer
• External Finisher
• Construction Tradesperson
• Maintenance Plasterer
• Building Finisher
• Self-employed Plastering Contractor (subject to licensing requirements)

Graduates may find employment opportunities in:

• Residential construction
• Commercial construction
• Renovation and restoration projects
• Building maintenance services
• Construction subcontracting businesses
• Property development projects.

A strong emphasis is placed on:

• Safe use of tools and equipment
• Manual handling techniques
• Working at heights awareness
• Hazard identification and risk management
• Use of personal protective equipment (PPE)
• Safe work practices in construction environments
• Use of SWMS documents

Students undertake practical activities in simulated workplace environments equipped with industry-standard:

• Rendering tools
• Mixing equipment
• Scaffolding systems
• Hand and power tools
• Plastering materials and equipment
• Personal protective equipment (PPE).

Graduates may progress into:

• Advanced trade qualifications
• Building and construction supervisory qualifications

Management qualifications such as:

• CPC40120 Certificate IV in Building and Construction
• CPC50320 Diploma of Building and Construction (Management)

Onshore Tuition: $9,000
Offshore Tuition: $15,000
Enrolment Fee: $500
Material Fee: $1,000
Total (Onshore): $10,500