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ACFA APPRENTICESHIP PATHWAYS PROGRAM

FOR ALLIED TIMBER TRADES

ACFA Apprenticeship Pathways Program has been developed to prepare you to apply for an apprenticeship within the Timber Trades industry: Cabinet Making, Furniture Making, Joinery, Carpentry or Shopfitting

FREE 10 WEEK TRAINING PROGRAM

This hands on program is designed to assist you in gaining skills to improve your chances of entering into an apprenticeship within your chosen Timber Trade pathway. Australian Cabinet & Furniture Association

(ACFA) is a Registered Training Organisation with over

20 years experience providing training and support to the

Cabinet and Furniture industry, a key sector of the

Allied Timber Trades. RTO Code: 90432

For more information please email apprenticeshippathways@acfa.net.auPhone: SA State Trainer Richard Trengove 0428 616 215 or National Head Office on 02 4340 2000

www.acfa.net.au/free-apprenticeship-pathways

You will learn skills and knowledge to be job ready and employable in a small group environment. Training will be delivered through a blended approach in a classroom and workshop environment. Throughout the program you will have the opportunity to learn about career paths, allowing you to make a better informed decision about your future career direction. Work experience will be undertaken as part of the program providing you with hands on experience in the industry.

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For more information please email apprenticeshippathways@acfa.net.auPhone: SA State Trainer Richard Trengove 0428 616 215 or National Head Office on 02 4340 2000

www.acfa.net.au/free-apprenticeship-pathways

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

PARTICIPATION OUTCOMES:

Training and assessment to be delivered by ACFA (RTO CODE: 90432)

PARTICIPATION CRITERIA:

• How to use hand and power tools• How to read drawings• How to make industry measurements &

calculations• Identify career and apprenticeship

opportunities in the Timber Trades• How to effectively communicate in the

workplace and work in a team• Ability and knowledge of working safely in

the industry

This initiative is funded through the South Australian

Government’s Skilling South Australia program. It will be delivered as a

collaboration between the Australian Cabinet & Furniture Association (ACFA),

Employment Options and North East Vocational College.

• Thorough understanding of the skills used inTimber Trades

• Gain hands on experience• Apprenticeship opportunities• Develop skills to be prepared and attractive to

employers• Grow self confidence• Free Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

• MSMSUP102 Communicate in the Workplace• MSMSUP106 Work in a Team• MSMWHS200 Work Safely

*upon successful completion of the above units, participants will receive aStatement of Attainment. These units may then be used as credit transferstowards an apprenticeship qualification. NB: Transfer will depend on thequalification and will require approval according to the conditions of the RTO'scredit transfer policy.

• Left or finished School• Resident of SA• 10 week commitment to undertake training and to be

apprenticeship readyGovernment ofSouth Australia

RTO CODE: 40222

Training and assessment to be delivered by NEVC (RTO CODE: 40222)• CPCCWHS1001 Prepare to work safely in the construction

industry*upon successful completion participants will be eligible to receive a White Card

RTO CODE: 90432