About Australian Trade Skills

The Certificate IV in Building & Construction (Building) is designed to meet the needs of people working in the building industry and who aim to be builders and managers of small to medium-sized building projects.

This nationally recognised qualification will increase your knowledge and skills in the Residential Building Industry.

This course is designed to meet the needs of people working in the building industry whose intention is to work as a Site Supervisor/Manager or want to become a Registered Building Practitioner.

It is specifically designed for learners from a trades background who have already completed the Certificate IV in Building and Construction (CPC40110), and who can demonstrate the commitment to taking another step in their career pathway. It requires learners to be actively engaged in the construction industry so they can demonstrate the practical aspects of the course in their worksites.

This course provides you with hands-on skills and knowledge that enable you to carry out a wide range of tasks in the painting and decorating industry. You will learn practical skills such as preparing surfaces, applying paint by brushes, rollers and spray guns, hanging wallpaper, and creating feature walls. Moreover, you will learn useful theoretical knowledge, including occupational health and safety requirements, and how to write quotations so you are well prepared to enter the workplace with confidence.

CTC Training Program is flexible and focuses on matching your learning progress, with the on-the-job experience you gain week to week. Certificate III Painting and Decorating qualification has 27 units of competency comprising 23 core units and 4 elective units to be selected from the list below.

This course includes written project assignments, as well as observation of practical tasks. Group tasks or assignments may occur as a type of assessment.

This qualification provides a trade outcome in carpentry, covering work in residential and commercial applications. This training program is appropriate for a tradesperson working in the carpentry sector as a general carpenter.

This course will include all aspects of the building industry including, but not restricted to, site work, concreting, framing and finishing works.

This course provides you with the skills to install and maintain metal, fiberglass, and associated new material onto roofing structures. Installation of fascia, gutters, downpipes, valley gutters, ridge capping, barge capping, flashings, skylights, ventilators tektites, and battens are also included in this trade.