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Course Guide 2016Trades

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Our focus is to ensure industries have access to well trained, highly skilled tradespeople. This may be through an apprenticeship or people refreshing their skills to ensure they have the most current knowledge and work practices to bring to their workplace.

Building and Construction Growth within this industry sector has created a demand for people with the right qualifications to fill the skills gap. Courses are available in carpentry, painting and decorating, and advanced building design.

Electrical and Refrigeration Our electrical courses are designed for those interested in working in the electrical/refrigeration industries. You will learn the basics of electrical, gain practical skills to make you more employable in the fast growing electrical, security systems, refrigeration or air-conditioning trades.

Engineering If you are interested in how machines work, welding or CAD drafting, then an engineering based career might be for you. Our engineering courses cover areas such as fitting and machining, fluid power, fabrication, welding, CAD drafting, maths, physics and materials.

Plumbing As well as offering plumbing apprenticeships. We also deliver specialised courses for those who wish to work at a higher level of competency applying greater skills specialising in all aspects of plumbing.

Learn from industry expertsOur world-class training faculty come with extensive industry experience and connections. Our personalised approach means you get one-on-one attention in classes.

Gain hands-on practical skillsOur focus is all about getting you work ready. With an emphasis on practical training, industry projects and work placements, you will gain real experience and the latest industry knowledge. So, when you graduate, you will have the skills that employers are looking for.

Access our industry partner networkBendigo TAFE has established a vast network of industry partners and a strong reputation with employers across regional Victoria. By developing our courses in consultation with industry partners, we make sure that you gain the most current and up-to-date skills. Our Employment Centre experts also provide support and connect students to jobs each year.

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Your training optionsOur courses are designed to help you progress into your dream career or into higher education.

VET in School (VETiS)VETiS offers you the opportunity to complete a nationally recognised qualification, while providing credit towards your VCAL, just like your other subjects. The study score can contribute directly to your ATAR score and give you access to guaranteed pathways for further study at Bendigo TAFE.Find out more at bendigotafe.edu.au/VETinSchools

Certificates

Certificate programs combine theory and practical components of a subject to prepare you for a job in your chosen industry. You can learn basic to advanced skills as you move up each certificate qualification. You can also choose to study further or get a post-trade qualification once you finish your certificate program.

Diplomas and advanced diplomas

A diploma or advanced diploma can help you progress your career further with specialised industry specific knowledge and enter employment at the more skilled, specialised or para-professional level. We also offer articulation arrangements into degree programs at local universities.

Pre-apprenticeships

Whether you are currently doing your VCE, VCAL or you’ve left school early, a pre-apprenticeship will get you on your way to working and further study in a specific industry. Pre-apprenticeships also combine literacy and numeracy skills units to give you extra support to get employed and into an apprenticeship.

Apprenticeships

Apprenticeships need to be endorsed by your employer and are customised training programs that give you the latest industry skills and knowledge directly relevant to your job. Go to page 11 for more information.

Short courses

A short course is great way to update your current skills, start a new hobby or learn something totally new. We offer a number of short courses across a range to help you grow professionally or personally. Visit bendigotafe.edu.au to find the right course for you.

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Careers in PlumbingPlumber / Gasfitter / Roof plumber / Foreman / OH&S representative / Plumbing inspector / Site supervisor / Estimator

> Certificate II in Plumbing (pre-apprenticeship)

> Certificate III in Plumbing (apprenticeship)

> Certificate IV in Plumbing and Services.

Careers in EngineeringBoiler maker / Sheetmetal worker / Mechanical engineer / maintenance fitter / Tool maker / Heavy or light metal fabricator / Welder / Fitter and machinist / Engineering tradesperson / Special class welder / Engineering technician / Project manager / Detail draftsperson / Design draftsperson / Engineering planner

> Certificate II in Engineering Studies

> Certificate III in Engineering - Fabrication Trade

> Certificate III in Engineering - Mechanical Trade

> Certificate IV in Engineering

> Certificate IV in Engineering Drafting

> Diploma of Engineering - Technical

Careers in ElectricalElectrical machine repair tradesperson / Electrical motor rewinder / Electrician / Qualified air-conditioning and refrigeration mechanic / Electrical contracting business owner / PLC programmer

> Certificate II in Electrotechnology (Pre-vocational)

> Certificate III in Electrical Machine Repair

> Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician

> Certificate IV in Electrotechnology Careers in Building and ConstructionLabourer / Carpenter / Leading hand / Registered builder / Project manager / Foreman / Sub-foreman / Painter and decorator

> Certificate II in Building and Construction

> Certificate III in Carpentry

> Certificate III in Painting and Decorating

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Designed to be collaborative, innovative and competitive, the Charleston Road Campus is perfectly placed to exceed your training and development needs. As Central Victoria’s largest provider of trades training, Bendigo TAFE is committed to continually developing learning opportunities and reflecting the changing demands of the trades industry.

Bendigo TAFE’s Charleston Road Campus is a thriving and contemporary trade training centre with purpose-built state-of-the-art facilities including offering exceptional environmental and sustainable efficiencies.

This modern campus boasts its own student amenities area, CAD and IT labs, student association and canteen. Vast parking makes this campus easily accessible, as well as being only 25 minutes walk from Bendigo railway station. The V/Line train is only a 40 minute ride from Kyneton or a short bus ride from Heathcote and other local regional towns.

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Apprenticeships are a great way to combine structured training and paid employment. You can begin at any time, or commence while you are still at school in Year 11 or 12. You don’t need a secondary school certificate to start an apprenticeship, although this is highly regarded by most employers.

As an apprentice you have the opportunity to earn an income while you are learning your trade. You will combine full time work with either part time, workplace based or release study, depending on your employer’s needs. When you finish your apprenticeship, you will have a nationally recognised qualification that can take you anywhere in Australia and in many other countries as well.

Australian Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN)AASNs are contracted by the Government to support and facilitate the apprenticeship process for employers and individuals. AASNs can also help you with the recruitment process and provide mentoring and career advice. Visit australianapprenticeships.gov.au for more information or call them on 13 38 73.

Step 1: Preparation and researchFigure out what trade you are interested in, do research on job opportunities and write or update your resume.

A pre-apprenticeship is a great way to get a taste of a trade and see if you would like to continue with.

Step 2: Job huntingStart applying for jobs through networking with people you know, online or via Job Services Australia providers.

Step 3: Sign upOnce you’ve found an employer, you both must contact an Australian Apprenticeship Centre (AAC) to organise signing a training apprenticeship contract. Select Bendigo TAFE as your preferred training provider to get started.

If you are eligible for a Health Care Card, make sure you apply for one prior to enrolling so you are eligible for concession fees.

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How we can help your businessAt Bendigo TAFE, we bring together the latest in industry education to give our students a complete learning experience.

Bendigo TAFE’s exceptional facilities and experienced teachers provide a real work learning environment. What sets our students apart are the well-rounded skill-sets they learn during their study.

Customised training packagesWe know that successful business is built on delivering exceptional levels of service to create lasting relationships with your clients. To help your business grow, we work closely with you and your apprentices/employees to develop individual training plans to improve staff satisfaction and productivity in your business.

Contact us to find out how we can help your business on 1300 554 248.

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We support you through your journey. We work hard to make it easy for our students to enjoy their experience at Bendigo TAFE. You can access any of our support programs when you need to throughout your time with us.

TutorSpaceTutorSpace is a free study session with specialist tutors to assist people with how to write an assessment, how to begin a project, basic information technology skills or just to provide some assistance to build confidence. These sessions run at various times and days during the week throughout the school year and are located in the City Campus Library.

Student support services teamBendigo TAFE student support services provides free and confidential services to students across all campuses and aims to facilitate a positive learning environment for students.

Services provided include counselling support services, disability support services, student activities services, youth workers, Indigenous support services and international support services.

Employment centreOne of the primary goals is to strengthen the employability of our students and help them find real jobs in their chosen industry. Our Employment Centre is specifically dedicated to helping you to develop your employability skills. Our experts can help you with job search, one-on-one coaching and access to the weekly vacancy listing and other useful resources. To contact the centre, call 1300 484 335 or email employmentcentre@bendigotafe.edu.au

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How much you pay is determined by the course you enrol in, the scheduled hours you commit to undertake, your eligibility for a government-subsidised place and any concession entitlements you might attract.

Study now, pay later with VET FEE-HELPVET FEE-HELP, an Australian government loan scheme, can over all or part of your tuition fees for selected Certificate IV, Diploma and higher level courses. When you take out a VET FEE-HELP loan, the government pays the loan amount directly to Bendigo TAFE. When you finish your course and start working, you will need to repay the loan. For more information, visit studyassist.gov.au

Part payment plansPart payment plans are available to anyone enrolling into a certificate I, II, III and IV course. Bendigo TAFE offers eligible students the option of paying their course fees over time by setting up either weekly or fortnightly instalment payments to cover their tuition, material and consumable fees.

Scholarships and grantsAt Bendigo TAFE, we believe in rewarding hard work and achievement. We offer a number scholarships and grants to help pay for your course. Find out more on what you can apply for at bendigotafe.edu.au/students

Apprentice incentive programsThe Australian Government supports apprenticeships through a number of programs that can help you financially including Apprentice Loans, Living Away From Home Allowance, Support for Adult Australian Apprentices Initiative, Australian School-based Apprenticeships, and more.

For more information, visit australianapprenticeships.gov.au

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Applying for a course is easy. Just follow these simple steps to get your application in. Make sure you check your course dates and apply early so we can enrol you in the next intake.

1. Pick the course you want to study from this course guide and go online to our website.

2. Find the course using the ‘Find a course’ search option and click on Online Application.

3. Fill out the online application form, select your campus and hit ‘Submit’ button.

4. That’s it, our relevant department will review your application and our customer service centre will contact you directly to confirm your application status.

Some courses commence at the start of semester one and two, but most courses take enrolments at any time throughout the year (rolling enrolments).

VTAC applicationsVTAC handles most applications for entry into higher education and some TAFE full time certificate IV and higher qualifications. The course guide will indicate if you need to apply through VTAC for your course.

To find out how to apply via VTAC, visit vtac.edu.au

Apprenticeships The Australian Apprenticeship Support Network (AASN) manage all contracts and training.To find your nearest AASN, visit australianapprenticeships.gov.au

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Certificate II in Plumbing (Pre-apprenticeship)

Course Code 22304VIC Direct entry / Semester one and two This course will prepare you for an apprenticeship in Plumbing. It introduces all areas of the plumbing industry: water, gas, sanitary, drainage, mechanical services (heating/cooling) and roofing. You may also have the opportunity to undertake some work experience, which will give you the opportunity to observe how tasks are undertaken in the workplace.

DurationFull time: 14 weeks

Selection ProcessInterview. You will need to do a language, literacy and numeracy test.

Career OpportunitiesYou may elect to enrol in other related vocational courses or complement your skills with a qualification in management.

Further Study OptionsApprenticeship, Certificate III in Plumbing.

PrerequisitesYou need to have satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills to year 11 standard and be at least 15 years old.

Certificate III in Plumbing

Course Code CPC32413 Direct entry / Semester one and two

This qualification provides a trade outcome in plumbing and covers specialist streams including: water, sanitary, drainage, mechanical services, roofing and gas services. Training and assessment is completed in simulated workplace environments.

DurationApprenticeship: four years (Combined full-time work and study)

Career OpportunitiesThis course may lead to employment as a plumber, business owner, plumber and drainer, gasfitter or roof plumber.

Further Study OptionsCertificate IV in Plumbing and Services.

PrerequisitesEmployment in the industry. You need to have satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills and be at least 15 years of age.

Certificate IV in Plumbing and Services

Course Code CPC40912 Direct entry / rolling enrolments This course is perfect if you are a specialist plumbing services tradesperson looking to increase your technical skills. You can gain the skills to plan and size the layout of plumbing in buildings up to six stories high. This course also meets the Victorian license requirements for water, drainage, sanitary, roofing and gas fitting.

DurationFlexi mode: four years

Selection ProcessInterview.

Career OpportunitiesForeman, occupational health and safety (OH&S) representative, plumbing inspector, site supervisor or estimator.

Further Study OptionsGraduates of this course may complement their skills with a qualification in management.

PrerequisitesYou need have completed a Certificate III in Plumbing and be currently employed in the industry.

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Certificate II in Engineering Studies

Course Code 22209VIC Direct entry / Semester one and two This course is designed for those wishing to enter the engineering industry (pre-apprenticeship course for the engineering industry). You will gain hands on practical experience, work skills and a broad understanding of engineering competencies, enabling you to make a better informed choice in the selection of engineering career paths.

DurationFull time: 15 weeks

Selection ProcessInterview and language, literacy and numeracy test.

Career OpportunitiesThis course will prepare you with the skills and knowledge for entry into an engineering apprenticeship

Further Study OptionsCertificate III in Engineering – Mechanical, Fabrication or Technical

PrerequisitesYou need to have satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills and be at least 15 years of age.

Certificate III in Engineering - Fabrication Trade

Course Code MEM30305 Direct entry / rolling enrolments

This is an Australian Apprenticeship course, combining paid work with training. learn the applications required to begin a career as a fabrication tradesperson. Theory components in structural fabrication, sheet metal working or boiler making are offered. Mature age people can also apply for apprenticeships.

DurationApprenticeship: four years nominal (Competency Based Completion)

Selection processAAC registration.

Career OpportunitiesBoiler maker, sheetmetal worker. Tradesperson involved in mechanical plant and components.

Further Study Options Certificate IV in Engineering, Diploma of Engineering or Advanced Diploma of Engineering Advanced welding/welding certification courses.

PrerequisitesFull time apprenticeship, under a training agreement established with an employer.

Certificate III in Engineering - Mechanical Trade

Course Code MEM30205 Direct entry / rolling enrolments This course provides the theory component of a mechanical engineering apprenticeship. Learn the knowledge, skills and applications required to become a fitter and machinist. Designed for school leavers, or as the next stage from Certificate II in Engineering.

DurationApprenticeship: four years nominal (Competency Based Completion)

Selection processAAC registration.

Career OpportunitiesFitter / machinist, maintenance fitter, toolmaker. Tradesperson involved in mechanical plant and components.

Further Study Options Certificate IV or diploma in Engineering. Certificate IV in Engineering – Drafting.

PrerequisitesFull time apprenticeship, under a training agreement established with an employer.

Certificate IV in Engineering

Course Code MEM40105 Direct entry / rolling enrolments This course is for existing engineering tradespeople, apprentices and others working in an engineering field for higher level studies. Topics include: Advanced Welding Certified to AS1796 tested by WTIA, planning, environmental sustainability, mathematical concepts, quality systems and procedures, 2D/3D drawing and design, and fluid power.

DurationCompetency based completion

Selection processIndividual interview.

Career OpportunitiesHigher engineering tradesperson, mechanical engineering trade discipline, fabrication engineering trade discipline, special class welder.

Further Study OptionsDiploma of Engineering. Advanced Diploma of Engineering, or an engineering degree with other training providers.

PrerequisitesApprentices, tradespeople and people working in the engineering industry. Additional post trade qualification.

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Certificate IV in Engineering Drafting

Course Code MEM40412 VTAC application / direct entry / rolling enrolments This course is designed for new entrants to the engineering industry as well as for those holding existing qualifications. It provides a comprehensive technical base for working in the mechanical, manufacturing and maintenance fields at the para professional entry level.

DurationFull time: one year Part time: two years

Selection processIndividual interview.

Career OpportunitiesDetail or design draftsperson.

Further Study OptionsDiploma in Engineering - Technical.

PrerequisitesYou need to have satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills and be at least 15 years of age. Basic computer skills.

Diploma of Engineering - Technical

Course Code MEM50212 VTAC application and supplementary application / direct entry / rolling enrolments

Provides high level training for engineering technicians. Core subjects include the application of mathematical techniques in a manufacturing, engineering or related environment, as well as interaction with relevant computing technology.

DurationFull time: one year Flexi mode: 15 months

Selection processIndividual interview.

Career OpportunitiesEngineering technician, project manager, detail draftsperson, design draftsperson, engineering estimator, engineering planner, maintenance technician.

Further Study OptionsAdvanced Diploma of Engineering, or an engineering degree at Deakin University.

PrerequisitesYou need to have completed VCE (or equivalent) or be of mature age and have sufficient work experience. You also need to have a high level of literacy and numeracy skills following completion of an LLN assessment. Either: year 10 plus three years relevant work experience or a relevant certificate qualification or an Engineering trade background.

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Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician

Course Code UEE30811 Direct entry / rolling enrolments

This course combines on the job training with off the job education, ensuring that the knowledge and practical skills you acquire are relevant to your apprenticeship. Learn how to select, install, set up, test, fault find, repair and maintain electrical systems and equipment.

DurationPart time: four years

Selection Process AAC registration.

Career Opportunities Electrician

Further Study OptionsCertificate IV in Electrotechnology.

PrerequisitesYou need to have literacy and numeracy skills to year 11 level and be at least 15 years old when you apply. You must also have signed an apprenticeship training agreement.

Certificate III in Air-conditioning and Refrigeration

Course Code UEE32211 Application to VTAC and supplementary application / rolling enrolments

In this course you will learn the skills to select components, install, set up, test, fault find, repair and maintain refrigeration systems and equipment that apply to food storage and preservation, air conditioning and sir distribution equipment. It includes regulatory requirements for purchasing and handling refrigerants.

Duration Full time: four years

Selection process AAC Registration.

Career OpportunitiesQualified air-conditioning and refrigeration mechanic.

Further Study OptionsDual trade electrician (apprenticeship).

PrerequisitesEmployed as an air-conditioning and refrigeration apprentice.

Certificate II in Electrotechnology (Pre-vocational)

Course Code 22261VIC Application to VTAC and supplementary application / semester one and two

This course provides an introduction to working in the electrical/electronics industries. You will learn the basics of electrical theory and maths, and gain practical skills to help you gain an apprenticeship as an electrician, data communications tradesperson or similar electrotechnology related career.

DurationFull time: 14 weeks

Selection processIndividual interview.

Career OpportunitiesEmployment in the electrical fields.

Further Study OptionsApprenticeship, Certificate III in Electrotechnology.

PrerequisitesYou need to have satisfactory literacy and numeracy skills and be at least 15 years old when you apply.

Certificate III in Electrical Machine Repair

Course Code UEE30611 Direct entry / rolling enrolments

Learn the fundamentals of electricity and the legal requirements and knowledge relating to safe work practices in the motor rewinding industry. Learn about tools and how to safely carry out your responsibilities to maintain and repair electric motors and equipment.

DurationPart time: four years (competency based completion) Selection process AAC Registration. Career Opportunities Electrical machine repair, trades person also known as electric motor rewinder.

Further Study OptionsCertificate IV in Electrotechnology.

PrerequisitesEmployed as a motor rewinding apprentice and have signed a contract with your employer.

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Certificate II in Building and Construction

Course Code 22216VIC Direct entry / rolling enrolments This course is ideal for school leavers or those who wish to gain an apprenticeship in the construction industry. You will gain the skills necessary to start a carpentry apprenticeship, including learning methods of construction, scaffolding, hand and/or power tools, structures and buildings and workplace communication.

DurationFull time: 16 weeks

Selection processIndividual interview. Language, literacy and numeracy test.

Career OpportunitiesApprenticeship, labourer, carpenter, builder.

Further Study OptionsCarpentry apprenticeship.

PrerequisitesSatisfactory literacy and numeracy skills and be at least 15 years old. You may also apply if you have satisfactorily completed VCE or an approved equivalent course. You must also be comfortable working at heights.

Certificate III in Carpentry

Course Code 22216VIC Direct entry / rolling enrolments

This course provides the training component of a carpentry apprenticeship. Learn the knowledge, skills and applications in framework, formwork, finishing and carpentry, as well as the processes required for building a house or commercial building from the initial stages to completion.

DurationApprenticeship: three - four years (competency based completion)

Selection Process AAC registration.

Career Opportunities Carpenter, registered builder, building inspector, leading hand, sub-foreman, foreman, project manager.

Further Study OptionsCertificate IV courses in the construction industry.

PrerequisitesFull time employment as a carpentry apprentice under a training agreement.

Certificate III in Painting and Decorating

Course Code CPC30611 Direct entry / rolling enrolments

As the training component of an apprenticeship, you will learn the knowledge, skills and applications required as you begin your career as a painter and decorator. Learn about painting and decorative work in new and existing homes as well as commercial construction work.

DurationApprenticeship: three - four years (competency based completion)

Selection Process AAC registration.

Career OpportunitiesPainter and decorator, carpenter, registered builder, building inspector, leading hand, sub-foreman, foreman, project manager.

Furthe Study OptionsCertificate IV courses in the construction area.

PrerequisitesEmployed as an apprentice, under a training agreement.

Advanced Diploma of Building Design (Architectural)

Course Code 22268VIC Applications to VTAC and supplementary application to Bendigo TAFE / Semester one

This course is ideal if you have always wanted a career in architecture. Learn the skills, knowledge and application of industry specific software to deliver innovative design solutions for residential and commercial projects. You will have the opportunity to follow a project from conception to completion; through site selection, town planning, contracts and tender.

DurationFull-time: three years

Selection processVTAC application and supplementary Bendigo TAFE application.

Career OpportunitiesBuilding designer, business owner, employment in the building industry and draftsperson.

Further Study OpportunitiesGraduates of this course may choose to further their study with a degree program at university.

Pre-requisitesYou need to have completed VCE (or equivalent) or be of mature age and have sufficient work experience. You also need to have a high level of literacy and numeracy skills following completion of an LLN assessment.

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Building and Construction Certificate IV in Building and Construction

Course code CPC40110 / Direct entry / rolling enrolments

Diploma of Building and Construction

Course code CPC50210 / Direct entry / VTAC / February intake

Furniture and Cabinet Making Certificate II in Furniture Making

Course code MSF20313 / Direct entry / Australian Apprenticeship Centre (AAC) / rolling enrolments

Certificate III in Cabinet Making / Furniture Making

Course code MSF31113 / Direct entry / Australian Apprenticeship Centre (AAC) / rolling enrolments

Electrical Certificate IV in Electrotechnology - Systems Electrician

Course code UEE40611 / Direct entry / February intake

Course in Electrician (Australian Minimum Context Gap Course)

Course code 80970ACT / Direct entry / rolling enrolments

Engineering Certificate II in Engineering Pathways

Course Code MEM20413 / Direct entry / February and July intake / rolling enrolments

Diploma of Engineering – Advanced Trade

Course code MEM50105 / Australian Apprenticeship Centre (AAC) / rolling enrolments

Certificate III in Automotive Engine Reconditioning

Course code AUR31312 / Australian Apprenticeship Centre (AAC) / rolling enrolments

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