To achieve this qualification, you must demonstrate competency in 15 core and 11 elective units. Here is an example of units that can be chosen to meet the packaging rules.

When you’ve just won a tender, we get that it’s all hands on deck.  That means getting in onsite, training your crew up and ensuring you are compliant with your tender obligations, without delaying the progress of your project. We know how important this is and that’s why we’re here to support what you need now and in the future.

• Customised training plans that suit your timeline requirements
• Our Trainers share your background, having worked in civil construction for years, they are current with industry.
• We are known for being responsive.
• Meet your contract training requirements.
• We work in partnership with the Australian Apprenticeships Network.
• Eligible employers can access subsidies for Apprenticeships. Ask our team if you’re eligible!
• Onsite training, we come to you.

• Leading Hand (Civil Construction)
• Civil Construction Plant Operator
• Construction worker

The course duration will vary depending on your experience, skills and chosen study mode. As a guide:

• Apprenticeship: Between 12 – 36 months years depending on the type of apprenticeship and the apprentice’s ability
• Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL): 3-6 months- this term may be extended by Funding Criteria, amount of RPL awarded and subsequent Gap Training required  – eligibility criteria apply
• Fee for Service: 3-12 months subject to the amount of RPL awarded and subsequent Gap Training required

Your skills will be assessed through a mix of practical and theory tasks. Which is essentially showing us what you’ve learnt and how you do it.

Theory will be assessed via Workbook. Practical Assessment will be conducted at your place of work or worksite with fit for purpose facilities and equipment which are to be made available to your FTA trainer & Assessor for training and assessment purposes.