Course overview
Develop the skills to prepare surfaces and install wall, floor, decorative and mosaic tiling.
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Entry requirements
- English language, literacy and numeracy evidence may be required
- Australian Year 10 or equivalent
- At least 18 years old at course commencement
- Access to a suitable computer and reliable internet
Delivery & assessment
- Full-time, face-to-face delivery
- Learning and assessment through classroom, project and practical activities
- Assessment tasks vary by unit
- Student and academic support available
Course structure
To achieve this qualification, students complete 20 units — 17 core and 3 electives.
17 core units
- CPCCCM2006Apply basic levelling procedures
- CPCCOM1012Work effectively and sustainably in the construction industry
- CPCCOM1013Plan and organise work
- CPCCOM1014Conduct workplace communication
- CPCCOM1015Carry out measurements and calculations
- CPCCOM2001Read and interpret plans and specifications
- CPCCWF2001Handle wall and floor tiling materials
- CPCCWF2002Use wall and floor tiling tools and equipment
- CPCCWF3001Prepare surfaces for tiling application
- CPCCWF3002Install floor tiles
- CPCCWF3003Install wall tiles
- CPCCWF3004Repair wall and floor tiling
- CPCCWF3005Install decorative tiling
- CPCCWF3006Install mosaic tiling
- CPCCWF3007Tile curved surfaces
- CPCCWF3009Apply waterproofing for wall and floor tiling
- CPCCWHS2001Apply WHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry
Elective selectionThe elective list below reflects the planned course structure. Electives may change to meet training package or delivery requirements; Admissions can confirm the current training plan.
3 elective units
- CPCCWF3010Install tiles using mechanical fixing
- CPCCWF3011Install stone slabs and tiles
- CPCCCM3005Calculate costs of construction work
Study and career pathways
- Wall and floor tiler
- Further construction study