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Certificate III in Shipwrighting
Certificate III in Shipwrighting
11465WA
3613
Replaced
Replaced
State Implementation and Classification
Description
To provide foundation practical skills, supporting theory and drawing for the
shipwrighting trade. Where possible, supplement appropriate employer provided
practical skills.
To instill sound working practices for the shipwrighting and boatbuilding trade.
Schedule
1.
2. ELECTIVE
Alternative Pathway - Great Southern Regional College of TAFE Students completing this course at the Great Southern Regional College of TAFE will complete all of the core modules except the module NBB012 Engineering Drawing Interpretation I. This is not relevant to the regional employment needs. However, participants will be required to complete both of the following additional Small Craft Construction modules. This will result in a total course hours of 920.
| State Code | National Code | Title | Hours | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 44255 | Small Craft Construction 3 | 50 | Module | |
| 44256 | Small Craft Construction 4 | 42 | Module |
Replaced By
| State Code | National Code | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| W001 | MEM30603 | Certificate III in Marine Craft Construction | Qualification |
VET Info Notes
College of TAFE and is owned by that organisation.Registered Training
Organisations wishing to use these materials should contact the owners for
authorisation. Failure to do so could result in copyright penalties.
The two modules Small Craft Construction 3 & 4 are owned by the Great Southern
Regional College of TAFE. Registered Training Organisations wishing to use
these materials should contact the owners for authorisation. Failure to do so
could result in copyright penalties. The data relating to these modules was
entered on the CMS by the Great Southern Regional College of TAFE on the
30/11/2000