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Certificate II in Timepiece Servicing

Certificate II in Timepiece Servicing

Accredited course
National Code:
50760
State Code:
3661
TGA Status:
Draft
DTWD Status:
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
18/05/2001
Field of Education
030701 - Mechanical Engineering
AQF Level
Certificate II in
Nominal Hours
388
Duration
Unspecified
Stream of Study
Partial Exemption to Recognised Trades Course (3211)
Accredited Date
15/02/2001
Expiry Date
30/06/2002
VET Act Classifier
B
VET Act Conditions
Description

This Program is aimed at providing the trainee with skills to maintain basic repairs to timepieces and associated products for the retail sector in Watchmaiing and Servicing Industries.

Schedule
1. CORE
State Code National Code Title Hours Type
88067 MEC088 Advanced Customer Service 18 Module
43000 EPC173 Functional Mathematics (Aatm01) 18 Module
87531 NBB014 Introduction to Electricity and Electronics 36 Module
87575 NBB00 Introduction to Work Planning 36 Module
87530 NBB02 Occupational Health and Safety 18 Module
61233 Sale Transactions 12 Module
65009 NCS001 Workplace Communication 34 Module
2. ELECTIVES

ELECTIVE GROUP 1 Choose from Group 1 and/or Group 2 electivies to a total of 234 hours. A minimum of 150 hours must be chosen from Group 1.

State Code National Code Title Hours Type
43193 EPC229 Business Operations 1 36 Module
86801 NM006 Cad A 36 Module
65003 NCS011 Client Interaction 17 Module
87175 NW19 Clock Escarpments and Oscillating Systems 36 Module
87174 NW18 Clock Servicing 36 Module
87176 NW20 Clock Striking and Chiming Mechanism 36 Module
87172 NW17 Complex Quartz Analog Mechanisms 36 Module
87163 NW16 Complex Watch Mechanisms - Mechanical 36 Module
86734 NBB04 Computing in Engineering 36 Module
65012 NCS005 Dealing With Conflict 17 Module
86688 NBB012 Engineering Drawing Interpretation 1 36 Module
87478 NJ31 Introduction to Engraving 36 Module
87160 NW13 Jewel Press and Jewelling 18 Module
87162 NW15 Mechanical Watch Adjustment 36 Module
21046 Point of Sale Handling Procedures 40 Module
86700 NBB005 Quality Concepts 18 Module
87150 NW04 Watch Battery Fitting (Procedures) 18 Module
87161 NW14 Watch Escarpments 36 Module
87148 NW02 Watch Servicing - Mechanical 36 Module
87149 NW03 Watch Servicing - Minor Repairs 36 Module
87158 NW11 Watch Winding and Setting Mechanisms 18 Module
87154 NW08 Watches - Analog Servicing 36 Module
87152 NW06 Watches - Digital Display Technology 36 Module
87153 NW07 Watches - Quartz Analog 36 Module
87157 NW10 Watchmaking - Bench Tools 36 Module
87159 NW12 Watchmaking - Mechanical Balance Assemblies 36 Module
87156 NW09 Watchmaking - Parts System & Identification 18 Module
87151 NW05 Watchmaking - Power Sources 36 Module
87147 NW01 Watchmaking Tools and Disassembly Procedures 36 Module
3. ELECTIVES

ELECTIVE GROUP 2 Choose up to a minimum of up to 80 hours of specialist electives listed below in addition to Group 1 electives to make a total of 234 hours.

State Code National Code Title Hours Type
83076 ABC653 Airless Spraying 20 Module
83111 ABC965 Antique Restoration 40 Module
83065 ABC642 Bodying Up and Finishing 24 Module
43193 EPC229 Business Operations 1 36 Module
86801 NM006 Cad A 36 Module
65003 NCS011 Client Interaction 17 Module
86734 NBB04 Computing in Engineering 36 Module
83068 ABC645 Conventional Spraying and Nitrocellulose Lacquers 40 Module
86688 NBB012 Engineering Drawing Interpretation 1 36 Module
83113 ABC967 Furniture Polishing - Basic 40 Module
83070 ABC647 Metal Spraying 40 Module
83079 ABC656 Paint Removal and General Solvents 40 Module
21046 Point of Sale Handling Procedures 40 Module
83064 ABC641 Prepare Timber Surface for Finish 40 Module
86700 NBB005 Quality Concepts 18 Module
83069 ABC646 Shellac and Shellac Coatings 16 Module
83067 ABC644 Skinning In 20 Module
83078 ABC655 Two Part Finishes 40 Module
83077 ABC654 Wood Fillers 20 Module
83073 ABC650 Wood Staining and Bleaching 40 Module
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VET Info Notes
Recognition of Prior Learning. Skills Recognition of Current Competencies will
be available once the Training Program Outline between the RTO, employer and
the trainee has been determined and signed off. Any relevant skills will be
recognised during the training program period. All credit transfers will be
granted for current modular based courses.

Assessment Strategy. Assessment strategies specified in the Module documents
will be applied. The assessor should ensure that the skills developed with the
modules are applied in the workplace to ensure consistency.

This course is the copyright of South East Metropolitan College of TAFE on
behalf of the Crown.

The proponent for this course is Midland College of TAFE on behalf of the WA
Department of Training and Employment. This course has been accredited by the
Training Accreditation Council (TAC) in Western Australia. It has been placed
on the National Register as code TBA.

Further information on this program may be obtained from the Manager, Training
Products Information Services (TPIS) at the WA Department of Training and
Employment or Terry Wilson, Principal Lecturer, Midland College of TAFE, PO Box
1336, Midland, 6936, telephone (08) 9274 9261.
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