The Certificate III in Solid Plastering provides students with the knowledge and skills to become a qualified plasterer.
The course covers the application of plaster, render, and decorative finishes to a range of surfaces, both internal and external. Students will learn to use modern tools and materials as well as traditional methods, ensuring versatility across a wide range of projects.This qualification is suitable for an Australian apprenticeship pathway.
Completion of the general construction induction training program, specified in the Safe Work Australia model Code of Practice: Construction Work, is required by anyone carrying out construction work. Achievement of CPCWHS1001 Prepare to work safely in the construction industry meets this requirement.
Graduates of this qualification may seek employment as:
• Solid Plasterer
• Renderer
There is strong demand in both residential and commercial construction, with opportunities in new builds, renovations, and restoration projects.
| Unit Code | Unit Description | Pre-requisites |
|---|---|---|
| CPCCCM2006 | Apply basic levelling procedures | |
| CPCCCM2008 | Erect and dismantle restricted height scaffolding | CPCWHS2001 |
| CPCCOM1012 | Work effectively and sustainably in the construction industry | |
| CPCCOM1013 | Plan and organise work | |
| CPCCOM1014 | Conduct workplace communication | |
| CPCCOM1015 | Carry out measurements and calculations | |
| CPCCOM2001 | Read and interpret plans and specifications | CPCWHS2001 |
| CPCCSP2001 | Handle solid plastering materials | CPCWHS2001 |
| CPCCSP2002 | Use solid plastering tools and equipment | CPCWHS2001 |
| CPCCSP3003 | Apply trowelled texture coat finishes | CPCWHS2001 |
| CPCCSP3004 | Restore and renovate solid plasterwork | CPCWHS2001 |
| CPCCWHS2001 | Apply WHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry |
| Unit Code | Unit Description | Pre-requisites |
|---|---|---|
| CPCCCM2012 | Work safely at heights | CPCWHS2001 |
| BSBESB301 | Investigate business opportunities | |
| BSBESB407 | Manage finances for new business ventures | |
| CPCCCO2013 | Carry out concreting to simple forms | CPCWHS2001 |
| CPCWHS1001 | Prepare to work safely in the construction industry |
To study at Danford College, all international students must be at least 18 years of age or above when the course starts.
All international students must meet a minimum academic requirement to gain admission to Danford College. Danford College requires the successful completion of studies equivalent to Australian Year 12 education as the minimum level of entry into our courses.
International students must provide evidence of English language proficiency to Danford College. Students must have a minimum score of an internationally recognised English test.
Credit Transfer is recognition for study you have already completed. To be granted a Credit Transfer, you must:
For further information, please read the Credit Transfer Policy.
Course Credit is a form of assessment through which we may recognise the skills you may have gained through formal qualifications from other institutions in Australia. To be granted a Course Credit, you must:
Applicants are advised that a Course Credit may result in the shortening of the Student Visa duration and the reissuing of the Confirmation of Enrolment to reflect this change.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is a process that recognises your current skills and experience regardless of where and when the learning has occurred.
Your application can be based on any combination of formal or informal training and education, work experience, or general life experience.
