Certificate in Pre Trade Painting and Decorating (With Practicum)

With Unit Standards towards the National Certificate in Painting (NC1071) Level 3.

Level:   3  

For Further Information:

Phone:

(0800) 24 24 76

Email:

info@cpit.ac.nz

Courses:

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Duration:   14 weeks full time, followed by part time study whilst employed in the painting industry
Commences:   February, June & September (or as required for practicum only)
Applications:   Accepted throughout the year
Enrolment Fees:   $1096.05 (indicative 2010)
International Enrolment Fees:   NZ$TBA (indicative 2010)
Additional Costs:   Advised before enrolment
Location:   TII Technology Centre, Sullivan Avenue
Programme Code:   CH3931

Content & Learning

The Certificate in Pre Trade Painting & Decorating (with Practicum) has been designed to give you the fundamental skills you need to be able to begin work as a painter. These include skills in industry safety, basic scaffolding, surface preparation, application techniques and related introductory skills.

Career & Further Opportunities

After you have completed this programme you will have completed unit standards towards the National Certificate in Painting Level 3 and you will be able to apply for exemption from the Stage 1 block course of a painting and decorating apprenticeship. If you choose not to continue with an apprenticeship you will still have the fundamental skills to work in the industry. If you continue with an apprenticeship through to Stage 2 you will complete the National Certificate in Painting Level 3. If you continue to Stage 3 of your apprenticeship you can complete the National Certificate in Painting optional strands in Spray Techniques Level 3, Wall Coverings, Specialised Coatings and Industrial Coatings (all at Level 4). These qualifications will allow you to work as a highly skilled employee in the industry with opportunities of self employment, consultancy and supervisory roles.

Entry Requirements

Academic

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Alternative

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Additional

English Requirements

If English is not your first language you are also required to provide evidence of your English language skills as listed below. Refer also to the Acceptable Alternatives Chart which includes credits in English-rich subjects from New Zealand educational institutions. If you have no evidence of your English language skills and are a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident, contact us for an assessment.