New Zealand Certificate in Construction Trade Skills (Carpentry) (Level 3)

Summary

Graduate profile (Outcome) Graduates of this qualification will be able to:

• Work safely and in accordance with compliance and regulatory requirements in the construction trades sector.
• Communicate effectively with colleagues and customers within the construction industry.
• Read and use specifications and drawings to complete introductory construction projects.
• Perform introductory applied calculations to complete a range of familiar tasks in the construction sector.

Graduates of the Carpentry strand will also be able to:

• Apply specific carpentry terminology and concepts when carrying out work in a project environment.
• Apply knowledge of current building technology, materials, fixings, and hardware when carrying out carpentry projects.
• Use current construction and installation processes and techniques while carrying out carpentry projects.
• Carry out assigned carpentry work in a project environment.

Entry Requirements

• Open entry

Employment, Cultural, Community pathway

Graduates of this qualification will be able to enter employment in trades within the construction industry as a labourer or an apprentice. With additional training and/or experience they may go on to further roles in the construction industry such as carpenter, joiner, plasterer, painter or roofer.

Further Study Options

Study towards a Level 4 qualification in carpentry, joinery or another construction related allied trade.

Additional Course Related Costs

• Leather Apron
• Metric Folding Ruler
• Carpenter's Pencil
• Hammer 20oz
• Combination Square
• 4pce Chisel Set
• 3 piece Nail Punch Set R58-230
• 8mtr tape
• Stanley Retractable Blade Knife
• Safety boots (steel capped)
• Safety Glasses
• Grade 5 Ear Muffs
• High Vis – Yellow

Stationery and Drawing Equipment

• A4 lined refill
• Ballpoint pen
• Pencil eraser
• Branz Housebuilding Guide

Digital Device

• Tablet or Laptop is recommended

Please note

• Personal protection equipment (PPE) is mandatory for certain tasks.
• You may be able to get a Student Loan for these course-related costs.
• This list of tools can be discussed with your tutor.
• Security provisions and insurance cover are the responsibility of the students.
• WITT accepts no responsibility for the loss or damage of personal tools and equipment.