CERTIFICATE III CARPENTRY (CPC30211)

This qualification provides a Nationally recognised trade outcome in Carpentry, covering work in residential and commercial applications.

Certificate III in Carpentry (CPC30211) is available through an Australian Apprenticeships arrangement or through a Portfolio assessment.

MBA Group Training

INFORMATION SHEETRTO: 88163

Cancellation Policy: If we receive your cancellation a minimum of 5 working days prior to the event you are entitled to a full refund. Registrations cancelled less than 5 working days prior to the commencement of the training being delivered or failure to notify of non-attendance will result in the full training fee being charged.

Substitutions will be accepted. MBA Group Training reserves the right to cancel any training initiative or to postpone it to an alternative date. All registered participants affected by such postponement will receive a full refund or be offered the opportunity to transfer to the next available training course.

MBAGT Policies are available on our website @ mba.org.au.

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FURTHER ENQUIRIES: Ph: (02) 6175 5900 or Fax: (02) 6280 9118 Email: training@mba.org.au

DELIVERYApprenticeship training is carried out in 6, 1 week blocks over three years at MBA Group Training Skills Centre, Fyshwick.

Training consists of both classroom and practical aspects.

Portfolio assessment is by application only.(please contact MBA Group Training for a application form)

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

Apprenticeships - Apprentices must be in an approved ACT Training Contract and be eligible to undertake the required training. For more information contact an Apprenticeship Network Provider (ANP). Details can be found at www.australianapprenticeships.gov.au.

Portfolio assessment - determination of competency based on recognition of prior learning (RPL) and prior experience.

All students prior to enrolment will undertake a Language, Literacy and Numeracy assessment.

CONTENT30 units of competencies consisting of 22 core units and 8 electives - units can be viewed at training.gov.au.

The qualification has core unit of competency requirements that cover common skills for the construction industry, as well as a specialist field of work.

COSTIf completing an approved apprenticeship this is funded by Skills Canberra. Students will only be charged the administration costs set by Skills Canberra.

If completing a Portfolio assessment refer to mba.org.au for all Fees.

MBA Group Training Policies can also be found at www.mba.org.au.

SUPPORT

MBA Group Training can provide students additional support if required. Please refer to our Student Support policy on our website.

OUTCOMEThis qualification provides a trade outcome in Carpentry, covering work in residential and commercial applications.

CERTIFICATIONCompetent participants will be issued with a National Recognised Certificate III in Carpentry (CPC30211) on completion of this course.

Participants who do not complete the Certificate will be issued with a Nationally Recognised Statement of Attainment of partial completion for Certificate III in Carpentry - (CPC30211).

REGISTRATION EMAIL: training@mba.org.au FAX: 02 6280-9118, PH: 02 6175-5900

Name of course: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

Date of course: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________

CLIENT DETAILS – please note: all details must be completed

USI ___________________________________Gender____________________________

Surname___________________________ First Name _____________________________ Middle Name___________________________ (As per ID)

Residential address ________________________________________________________________________________________________

Suburb___________________ State ___________________ Post Code_______________

Postal address (if different from residential) ____________________________________________________________________________

City / Town of birth:____________________________ Country of Birth: _________________________________ Date of Birth: ____ /____ /____

Contact number: ___________________________________Email address ___________________________________________________

Preferred contact method: □ Email □SMS □Phone call Position/Job/Occupation___________________________

Are you Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander? □ No □Aboriginal □Torres Strait Islander (Please tick)

What language is spoken at home? ______________________ First language (if not English): ____________________________________

Proficiency in English: □ Well □ Not Well □ Not at all

Do you consider that you have a disability, impairment or long term condition? □ No □ Yes (Please specify)

□ Vision □ Hearing □ Physical □ Medical □ Mental Illness □ Other (Please specify) ______________________________________

Person/Company responsible for payment of course - (TFA refund cheque will be made payable to this person/company if eligible)

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

□Cheque □ Cash □ Invoice (if an account holder)

Credit Card - □ Visa □ Mastercard Cardholders Name: _________________________________________________________________

Signature________________________________________________________

Card Number _______________________________________________ Expiry Date ____ /____

(Amount deducted will be member or non-member rate as determined by Master Builders for the enrolled training)

USI (UNIQUE STUDENT IDENTIFICATION) INFORMATION

All students must obtain a USI prior to training. You can do this at www.usi.gov.au/create-your-USI/Pages/default.aspx. MBAGT can apply on your behalf if you provide a copy of one of the following: Birth certificate, Certificate of Registration by Descent, Citizenship Certificate (Australian), Drivers Licence, (Australian), ImmiCard, Medi-care Card, Passport (Australian), Visa (Non-Australian passport) and a signed copy of the USI Privacy Notice available at www.mba.org.au/training.

POLICIES

Access the MBA Group Training website at www.mba.org.au/training for further training information and to view our policies.

Do you need any assistance with the following? □ Reading □Writing □Numeracy

Highest School level achieved ______Year Completed ______ Prior education/Prior Qualification/s_______________________________

Employment status - Employed Full time □ Employed Part time □ Unemployed seeking full time work □Unemployed seeking part time work □ Self employed □ An Employer □ Full time student □ Part time s

tudent □Dietary requirements ___________________________________________________________________________________

EMPLOYER DETAILS - If employed please enter employer details below:

Employer Name ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

Employer Postal Address ____________________________________________________________________________________________

Employer Phone: _______________________________ Employer ACN/ABN __________________________________________________

Employer Email address:_______________________________________________________Purchase Order No. _____________________

REFERAL SOURCE MBAGT staff Advertisement Existing client Recurring employer Social Media Website Word of mouth

PAYMENT DETAILS

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LANGUAGE, LITERACY AND NUMERACY (LLN)

You are required to complete this LLN assessment and attach to your registration form prior to

confirmation of your enrolment.

Jane Brooks has recorded the hours she has worked over five days on the following time

sheet. Please read the timesheet and answer the questions that follow .

1. What is Jane’s employee number? ___________________________

2. What time did Jane start work on 10 August? __________________

3. What is Jane Brook’s role? __________________________________

4. How many hours did Jane work on 12 August? _________________

5. What is the purpose of this document? __________________________________________

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THE TABLE BELOW SHOWS HOW MANY BOXES OF APPLES, BANANAS, GRAPES AND

ORANGES WERE SOLD BY GREENS FRUIT SHOP IN DECEMBER 2013.

6. What was the most popular fruit sold by Greens during December 2013? ______________

7. What was the least popular fruit sold by Greens during December 2013? ______________

8. Did Greens sell more apples or oranges in December 2013? _________________________

GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT YOU

9. How do you like to learn or normally learn new things? ____________________________

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10. What do you hope to achieve from this training program? _________________________

YOU AGREE THAT YOU COMPLETED THIS ASSESSMENT WITHOUT ASSISTANCE FROM

OTHERS.

Name: ______________________________________ Signature: ________________________________