RPL Process – Recognition of Prior Learning is a form of assessment that enables participants to be given credit for what they already know and can do, in other words their competence, without any further training. Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is the acknowledgement of a person’s skills and knowledge acquired through previous training, work or life experience. RPL may be used to grant status or credit in or towards a subject, module, or unit of competence.
Funding may be available for completion of selected qualifications. Check in the “Funded Qualifications & Opportunities” area or call Building Industry Training today. RPL may also be applied for as a separate process and can be completed on a Fee for Service basis.
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- Labourer
- Apprentice (at completion)
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- Bricklayer
- Blocklayer
9
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- Carpenter
- Carpenter and joiner
8
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- Concreter
- Concrete pump operator
12
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- Painter and decorator
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- Plasterer
- Renderer
- Foreman
12
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- Wall and ceiling liner
14
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- Tiler
- Wall and floor tiler
9
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- Waterproofer
10
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- Formworker
9
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FUNDING
Construction Skills Queensland (CSQ) provides subsidised funded training programs and initiatives for current workers in the industry. If you are currently working in the Queensland building and construction industry you may be eligible for CSQ funded training to advance or expand your skills under one of the CSQ programs. CSQ generally releases funding in October of each year. Certificate III qualifications are funded under the Skills Assessment Gap Training (SAGT) program and Certificate IV in Building & Construction is funded under the Higher Level Skills (HLS) program.
**Pre- apprenticeship program – Building Industry Training has secured a fully funded pre-apprenticeship program through Construction Skills Queensland (CSQ), with the first intake commencing in January 2018. This exciting program contains Certificate I in Construction, Green Skills, Life Skills and Supported Workplace Learning involving approximately 5 weeks of full time work on a building site.
Contact Building Industry Training for further information, or visit the CSQ website for further details on funding availability and required eligibility at www.csq.org.au.
Queensland State Government funding
The Higher Level Skills (HLS) program, funded by the Queensland State Government, provides eligible individuals with access to one subsidised training place in selected Certificate IV qualifications. Building Industry Training offers CPC40110 Certificate IV in Building & Construction (Building) under this program to eligible candidates.
The Certificate 3 Guarantee (C3G) program, funded by the Queensland State Government, provides eligible individuals with access to one subsidised training place in selected Certificate III qualifications.
Contact Building Industry Training for further information and to ascertain eligibility.
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