CSQ subsidises training costs to support workers, apprentices, trainees and career seekers in the building and construction industry. Take a look below at how each of the CSQ funding models work and what courses you can do.
Construction Skills Queensland (CSQ)
CSQ subsidises training costs to support workers, apprentices, trainees and career seekers in the building and construction industry.
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Higher Level Skils
About
The Higher Level Skills (HLS) program is targeted towards existing workings in the building and construction industry, looking to advance their career through further education. The HLS funding will contribute towards the fees of Certificate IV through to Advanced Diploma level training.*
This program is part of CSQ’s commitment to advancing the skills of the building and construction workforce.
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RII60615
Advanced Diploma of Civil Construction
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RII40715
Certificate IV in Civil Construction Supervision
The ability to perform tasks that involve a broad range of complex and non-routine activities is an in-demand skill in the civil construction industry across Australia. Local government councils, private contracting firms and the mining industry value leaders who know how to ensure the safety, efficiency and quality of work of others.
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RII50415
Diploma of Civil Construction Management
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CPC60212
Advanced Diploma of Building & Construction (Management)
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BSB41415
Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety
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CPC40110
Certificate IV in Building & Construction (Building)
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CPC50210
Diploma of Building & Construction (Building)
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BSB51415
Diploma of Project Management
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BSB51315
Diploma of Work Health and Safety
Eligibility
In order to access CSQ HLS Funding you need to be:
- already working in the construction industry
- want to increase your knowledge and qualifications
- keen to move into a higher-level role in general or civil construction
FAQ
It is a requirement of the Higher Level Skills Program for Learners to contribute to the cost of their training through a mandatory Co-contribution Fee. The amount of $20.00 (Concessional) and $40.00 (Non-Concessional) is payable on enrolment.
Your contribution fee may be paid by you, your employer, or be paid on your behalf by another Third Party.
Construction Skills Queensland (CSQ) is an independent (non-government) industry-funded body supporting employers, workers, apprentices, trainees and career seekers in the building and construction industry.
As part of this program, all Learners must complete a Learner employment survey within 3 months of completing or discontinuing the qualification. This is a requirement of CSQ funding.
Participants may no longer be eligible for a subsidised training place under the Higher Level Skills Program once they complete a Certificate IV level Qualification or higher. Our team will be able to confirm your eligibility status, speak with them today.
Skills Assessment & Gap Training
About
The Skills Assessment & Gap Training Program (SAGT) is an initiative of CSQ giving existing workers – or return to worker personnel – in the building and construction industry a chance to turn their experience into a formal qualification.
SAGT process will identify skills that you already have and provide the gap training you need to achieve a nationally recognised qualification.
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RII30915
Certificate III in Civil Construction (General)
Skilled operators in road construction and maintenance are in high demand throughout Australia in government councils, private contracting firms and the resources sector.
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RII30815
Certificate III in Civil Construction Plant Operations
killed plant operators in the civil construction industry are in high demand across Australia in local government councils, private contracting firms and the mining industry.
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CPC30211
Certificate III in Carpentry
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CPC31411
Certificate III in Construction Waterproofing
Diversify your revenue stream with a dual trade in wall and floor tiling for residential and commercial construction work.
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AHC30916
Certificate III in Landscape Construction
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CPC30611
Certificate III in Painting & Decorating
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CPC31311
Certificate III in Wall & Floor Tiling
Be admired for your workmanship in this respected trade by learning to lay modern ceramic, clay, slate, marble, glass and other types of tiles on external and internal walls and floors, in a flourishing building industry.
Eligibility
In order to access CSQ SAGT Funding you need to be:
- already working in the construction industry.
- already across the majority of skills necessary to operate as a skilled worker but don’t yet hold a qualification.
- keen to turn experience into a formal qualification.
FAQ
Once the contribution fee is paid, enrolment paperwork completed and you’ve been approved for CSQ funding:
- Skills Assessment will be undertaken
- At least 80% of the qualification competencies must fall under Recognition of Prior Learning. This includes up to 50% credit transfer from completed competencies.*
- Gap training will be provided for the remaining 20% of skills
*Please note: Eligibility for funding may be affected if less than 80% of the qualification cannot be demonstrated through recognition of prior learning.
Construction Skills Queensland (CSQ) is an independent (non-government) industry-funded body supporting employers, workers, apprentices, trainees and career seekers in the building and construction industry.
Short Courses
About
The CSQ Short courses funding assists in upskilling and cross-skilling existing workers in the building and construction industry. Whether you are looking to learn new skills or update your existing knowledge, our short course offerings could be for you.
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SHORT COURSE
Articulated Haul Truck
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SHORT COURSE
Backhoe
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SHORT COURSE
Excavator
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SHORT COURSE
Grader
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SHORT COURSE
Rigid Haul Truck
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SHORT COURSE
Roller Operations
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SHORT COURSE
Scraper
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SHORT COURSE
Skid Steer
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SHORT COURSE
Tracked Front End Loader
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SHORT COURSE
Water Truck
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SHORT COURSE
Wheeled Front End Loader
Eligibility
In order to access CSQ Short Course Funding you need to be:
- already working in the construction industry
- seeking to increase your knowledge in a specific area
- have perhaps been asked by your boss to complete additional training
FAQ
You can undertake up-to three civil short courses. If you are undertaking the general short courses, you can complete up-to eight.
Construction Skills Queensland (CSQ) is an independent (non-government) industry-funded body supporting employers, workers, apprentices, trainees and career seekers in the building and construction industry.