| Certificate III in General Construction (Wall and Floor Tiling) - Apprenticeship |
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Course Location and Contact Information

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| Course Description
Trainees are employed by qualified wall and floor tilers and train on-site with their employer and offsite with a Registered Training Organisation e.g. NMIT.
Trainees work on full size projects of varying degrees at NMIT's specially designed facilities. Training identifies and underpins the underlying requirements to collect, analyse and organise information; communicate ideas and information, plan and organise activities, work with others and in teams, use mathematical ideas and techniques, solve problems and use technology required within the industry.

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| Career Opportunities
Graduates of this course may gain employment in the building industry as a wall tiler sub contractor or contractor.
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| Course Duration
Schooling is part time consisting of 8 x 40 hr (1 week) blocks per year over 3 years.

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| Course Commencement Dates
February and ongoing enrolments throughout the year.

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| Entrance Requirements
Applicants must be apprenticed.

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| Application Procedures
Apply directly to NMIT.

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| Skills Recognition - Exemptions/Transfers
Applicants will receive exemptions/transfers where they can:
- Provide evidence of successful completion of the same module/competency at another Registered Training Organisation (RTO) or within another accredited course
- Provide evidence of successful completion of an equivalent module/competency at another RTO or within another accredited course
- Demonstrate and/or provide evidence of competence via Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL).
Applications should be made directly to the course co-ordinator.

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| Pathways to Further Study
Trainees may enter the Certificate IV in Building Construction to enhance their skills as a supervisor or toward obtaining builders registration.

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| Course Outline
To obtain this qualification all core competencies plus a minimum of two electives from the 3000 series must be achieved.
Core Units
BCG1000A Carry out interactive workplace communication (20 hrs)
BCG1001A Carry out OH&S requirements (40 hrs)
BCG1002A Plan and organise work (20 hrs)
BCG1003A Read and interpret plans (36 hrs)
BCG1004A Carry out measurements and calculations (20 hrs)
BCG1005A Use hand and power tools (80 hrs)
BCG1006A Use small plant and equipment (16 hrs)
BCG1007A Erect and dismantle restricted height scaffolding (40 hrs)
BCG1008A Use simple levelling devices (8 hrs)
BCG1010A Carry out Concreting to simple forms (40 hrs)
BCG1011A Handle construction materials & safely dispose of waste (16 hrs)
BCG1012A Prepare for construction process (wall & floor titling) (40 hrs)
BCG2001A Prepare surfaces (32 hrs)
BCG2003A Carry out general demolition (32 hrs)
BCG2004A Carry out levelling (16 hrs)
BCG2007A Operate elevated work platform (EWP) (20 hrs)
BCG3077A Lay & repair wall and floor tiling (128 hrs)
BCG3078A Tile corners (40 hrs)
BCG3079A Tile curved surfaces (60 hrs)
BCG3121A Apply waterproofing for wall & floor tiling (40 hrs)
Elective Units
Two electives must be achieved from the following list:
BCG3080A Carry out decorative mosaic tiling (40 hrs)
BCG3082A Tile pools and spas (80 hrs)
BCG3116A Install marble floors and wall/column tiling (120 hrs)
Total Hours - 944

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| Assessment Methods
Internal assessment with progressive testing.

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| Materials
All materials are supplied as part of enrolment fees. Equipment lists are available from the Building Structures & Services Department.

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| Qualification
As part of the Australian Qualifications Framework this program is nationally recognised. On successful completion students will be awarded the Certificate III in General Construction (Wall and Floor Tiling).

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