CERTIFICATE II IN PLUMBING
(PRE-APPRENTICESHIP) COURSE CODE: 22569VIC
Fed TAFE (RTO Code 4909)
What will you learn?
The VET Plumbing program prepares students with the skills and knowledge for entry into an apprenticeship in the plumbing industry. Plumbers are well paid and in high demand and at Fed TAFE you will develop the knowledge and practical skills within our industry specific workshops including reading and interpreting plans, measurements and calculations, using plumbing tools and equipment, basic sheet metal practices and installing plumbing pipes, fittings and fixtures.
Study & Career Pathways
Possible study pathways
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Certificate III in Plumbing, Roofing
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Certificate IV in Plumbing and Services
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Diploma of Plumbing and Services
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Bachelor of Master Plumber Certificate
Potential career paths
Plumbing trades assistant/apprentice; Licensed Plumber; Licensed Gasfitter; Roof plumber
Program Delivery
This program is a partial completion over two years.
Location: Fed TAFE, Horsham
Contact: Wednesdays during school terms 9:20am to 3:20pm
Work Placement
A minimum of 40 hours work placement is recommended by the VCAA
Clothing & Equipment
Safety boots required and appropriate PPE clothing must be worn each week with further information at Induction Day or in the Fed TAFE Student Handbook. Own laptop and USB to be brought to class each week.
Materials Fee
Paid for by Department of Education for Government students. Independent and Catholic students to discuss with your school VET Co-ordinator
Program commencement is subject to enrolment numbers.
Accreditation
Contribution towards VCE: VM
A Certificate II or above VET course is mandatory for students studying VCE-VM. 180 nominal hours or above equals two VET credits
Contribution towards VPC
Every 90 nominal hours of VET equals one unit of credit
Contribution towards VCE
Recognition of up to three VCE VET units at Units 1 and 2 level, and a VCE VET Unit 3–4 sequence.
ATAR Contribution
Students who receive a VCE VET Unit 3-4 sequence will be eligible for an increment towards their ATAR (10% of the lowest study score of the primary four studies).
Scored Assessment: No
State Accreditation
This program is a partial completion over two years.
