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CPC31211 – Certificate III in Wall and Ceiling Lining
qualified WALL & CEILING LINER
Course Outline
This qualification provides a trade outcome in wall and ceiling lining, also known as ‘gyprock’ hanging, or dry-wall. It covers work in residential and commercial applications. MIBT’s Training Program is flexible and focuses on matching your learning progress, with the on-the-job experience you gain week to week. Certificate III Wall and Ceiling Lining qualification has 26 units of competency comprised of 19 core units and 7 elective units to be selected from the list below.
Depending on your location, MIBT offers blended on-site and online skills training that compliments workplace learning. MIBT Trainers are directly available to all apprentices – and their employers, throughout the training process. We come to you, to assess work activities and provide practical tutorials, on unit elements that might not be covered on the job.
Our training program invites engagement and participation. The progress of every apprentice is monitored weekly. Reports are issued regularly, based around the objectives of the customised training plan created for each student. Employers will be regularly advised of the apprentices’ course progress, engagement and attendance, with a full report issued each term.
Quality Training
MIBT's education group come from the building and construction industry. All MIBT trainers and assessors are qualified building professionals. We are therefore committed to providing quality outcomes for our students, their employers, and the people that live in the homes, or occupy the buildings, created through the work, skills and knowledge of our students, as applied throughout their career.
RPL – Recognition of Prior Learning
For people currently working in the building industry, MIBT will appoint a specialist Trainer / Assessor, that will work with you to gather the evidence required, to transfer the knowledge you have already acquired as completed training units.
The time it takes to assess your qualifications for RPL is substantially up to you. MIBT’s Trainer / Assessor will meet with you as soon as is practical, to complete all unit assessments and identify any units that might require further study and assessment tasks to complete.
Apprentices
MIBT works closely with employers to create a custom Training Plan, for each apprentice. We recognise that the training plan must follow & reflect the type of projects the employer is working on.
MIBT’s Training Calendar works around three terms per year, aiming to complete 3 to 4 units per term. MIBT’s Trainer will visit the workplace at least every term, to assess and validate competency, as well as sign off with the employer and student on any evidence necessary to complete each unit.
Instead of losing the apprentices off site each week, MIBT’s blended onsite / online training program is flexible and can accommodate and work around busy periods and project deadlines, utilising gaps or wet weather days, to complete study elements and assessment tasks.
The delivery time-frame for MIBT’s Certificate III Wall and Ceiling Lining Apprenticeship is four years, but it can be completed after three years. MIBT’s learner progression model works to complete around 10 units per year, recognising time for holiday breaks, plus time to catch up on units that might not have been fully covered on site.
PRICES
Building & Construction industry training is subsidised through state government training programs. Eligibility may vary between states. As a general guide, for subsidised training you need to be:
- 15 years old or over;- no longer at school;
- living or working in that state;
- an Australian citizen, permanent resident, humanitarian visa holder or New Zealand citizen.
APPRENTICESHIPS IN NSW ARE FEE FREE
- NIL COST TO THE EMPLOYER or APPRENTICE
Where this course is the first qualification the student has received,
the total cost of the full couse is only:
FULL COURSE $2,990
paid as:
MIBT Enrolment Fee: $500
plus monthly card or direct debit payment of $249 for 10 months
MIBT RPL PROGRAM: from $1,495
paid as:
MIBT Enrolment Fee: $500
RPL Assessment & Validation: $995
MIBT RPL Program provides for enrolment of up to 13 weeks. If additional time is required for the provision of evidence of prior learning, enrolment may be extended by continued payments of $150 per month.
MIBT APPRENTICE: $1,254
paid as:
MIBT Enrolment Fee: $500
MIBT Training & Assessment: $150 per month
(from second month until fully paid)
MIBT RPL PROGRAM: $2,990
paid as:
MIBT Enrolment Fee: $500
RPL Guidance & Gap Training: $750 per month x 2 mths
RPL Assessment & Validation: $990
MIBT RPL Program provides for enrolment of up to 13 weeks. If additional time is required for the provision of evidence of prior learning, enrolment may be extended by continued payments of $150 per month.
Where the course is the first qualification received,
the total cost to the learner or employer is only:
APPRENTICESHIP: $500
paid at time of enrolment
MIBT RPL PROGRAM: $2,990
paid as:
MIBT Enrolment Fee: $500
RPL Guidance & Gap Training: $750 per month x 2 mths
RPL Assessment & Validation: $990
MIBT RPL Program provides for enrolment of up to 13 weeks. If additional time is required for the provision of evidence of prior learning, enrolment may be extended by continued payments of $150 per month.
The above amount is comprised of enrolment and course fees paid as follows:
MIBT Enrolment Fee: $500
RPL Guidance & Gap Training: $750 per month x 2 mths
RPL Assessment & Validation: $990
MIBT RPL Program provides for enrolment of up to 13 weeks. If additional time is required for the provision of evidence of prior learning, enrolment may be extended by continued payments of $150 per month.
26 units of competency is required for award of this qualification:
- 19 core units
- 7 elective units
Core units (19)
| CPCCCM1012A | Work effectively and sustainably in the construction industry |
| CPCCCM1013A | Plan and organise work |
| CPCCCM1014A | Conduct workplace communication |
| CPCCCM1015A | Carry out measurements and calculations |
| CPCCCM2001A | Read and interpret plans and specifications |
| CPCCCM2010B | Work safely at heights |
| CPCCOHS2001A | Apply OHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry |
| CPCCPB3001A | Fix standard plasterboard wall sheets |
| CPCCPB3002A | Fix standard plasterboard ceiling sheets |
| CPCCPB3003A | Fix battens |
| CPCCPB3004A | Fix wet area sheets |
| CPCCPB3005A | Fix ceiling sheets to external protected areas |
| CPCCPB3006A | Fix fibre cement board |
| CPCCPB3007A | Apply levels of finish standards to planning and inspection of own work |
| CPCCPB3008A | Mix plastering compounds |
| CPCCPB3009A | Finish plasterboard joins manually |
| CPCCPB3010A | Manually sand plaster work |
| CPCCPB3011A | Finish category 1 and 2 wet areas |
| CPCCPB3012A | Cut and fix paper-faced cornices |
Elective units (7)
| CPCCCA3014A | Construct bulkheads |
| CPCCCA3015A | Assemble partitions |
| CPCCCM2006B | Apply basic levelling procedures |
| CPCCCM2007B | Use explosive power tools |
| CPCCWC3001A | Install and finish plasterboard and fibre cement sheeting to curved walls and ceilings |
| CPCCWC3003A | Install dry wall passive fire-rated systems |
| CPCCWC3004A | Install suspended ceilings |
| CPCCPB3023A | Load and unload plaster and plaster-related products |
| CPCCPB3024A | Use manual handling equipment to manoeuvre plaster products |
| CPCCPB3025A | Store plasterboard and related products |
| BSBSMB301 | Investigate micro business opportunities |
| BSBSMB406 | Manage small business finances |
| CPCCCA3001A | Carry out general demolition of minor building structures |
| CPCCCM2008B | Erect and dismantle restricted height scaffolding |
| CPCCCM3001C | Operate elevated work platforms |
| CPCCPB3013A | Plan travel routes |
| CPCCPB3014A | Install batt insulation products |
| CPCCPB3015A | Install acoustic and thermal environmental protection systems |
| CPCCPB3016A | Install and finish columns |
| CPCCPB3017A | Rectify faults in plaster applications |
| CPCCPB3018A | Use vacuum and electric sanding equipment to finish plaster work |
| CPCCPB3019A | Inspect equipment for serviceability |
| CPCCPB3020A | Match, mitre and install cast ornamental cornices |
| CPCCPB3021A | Install and fix residential acoustic plaster products |
| CPCCPB3022A | Use mechanical jointing equipment to finish joints |
| CPCCPB3026B | Erect and maintain trestle and plank systems |
| CPCCPB3027A | Install ceiling insulation |
| CPCCSP3003A | Apply trowelled texture coat finishes |
| CPCCSP3005A | Install pre-cast decorative mouldings |
| CPCCWC2001A | Complete penetrations and flashings |
| CPCCWC3002A | Install and finish plasterboard and fibre cement sheeting to arches |
Note: Some MIBT programs may be delivered by or in conjunction with a third-party provider.
