Hey there! I’m Sam from Qualify Me!, Australia’s leading RPL (Recognition of Prior Learning) company. If you’ve been working in the construction industry for a while but don’t have formal qualifications, you’re probably already aware of how important a carpentry qualification can be in unlocking new opportunities.
Here at Qualify Me!, I’ve helped hundreds of people just like you turn their hard-earned skills into nationally recognised qualifications. Today, I want to talk about how getting your CPC30220 Certificate III in Carpentry can set you up for a successful career and how you can achieve this qualification quickly without going through years of training.
Let’s face it—Australia’s construction industry is booming, and qualified carpenters are in high demand. But without formal qualifications, you might be missing out on better pay, more jobs, and higher job security.
As I always say, “A formal qualification doesn’t just validate your skills—it opens doors to bigger and better projects.”
You might already have years of experience, but a nationally recognised carpentry qualification is what employers are looking for. It’s a must if you want to work on major construction sites or start your own carpentry business.
Here’s the good news: you don’t need to go back to TAFE or spend years in an apprenticeship to get qualified. With Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL), you can use the skills and experience you already have to fast-track your carpentry qualification.
At Qualify Me!, we’ve designed a streamlined process that’s quick and easy:
This process could save you years of formal training. And the best part? You’ll be ready to take on bigger roles and increase your earning potential.
"At Qualify Me!, we believe in turning your experience into qualifications fast, so you can keep moving forward in your career without slowing down."
When you complete your carpentry qualification, you’ll gain a wide range of practical skills that are essential on any job site:
These skills will make you stand out from the competition and give you the confidence to take on more complex projects.
Once you’ve secured your CPC30220 Certificate III in Carpentry, you’ll have access to a wide range of job opportunities:
And if you’re thinking about starting your own carpentry business, a formal qualification is your golden ticket to get registered and insured as a contractor.
"With a carpentry qualification, you’re not just another tradie—you’re a skilled professional who’s ready to take on any job."
The RPL process can be completed much faster than traditional training methods. At Qualify Me!, we typically see our clients qualify within a few months, depending on how quickly they can gather their evidence.
The CPC30220 Certificate III in Carpentry is the nationally recognised qualification for carpenters in Australia. It covers essential skills like framing, formwork, and blueprint reading.
Absolutely! Recognition of Prior Learning is designed for people who’ve gained their skills on the job, whether that’s through informal work or previous training.
Without a formal qualification, you could be missing out on better job opportunities and higher pay. A carpentry qualification shows employers that your skills meet national standards and that you’re ready to take on more responsibility.
As Australia’s leading RPL company, Qualify Me!, we specialise in helping local tradies fast-track their qualifications. This gives you an edge in your local job market, helping you stand out from the crowd and secure better contracts.
Ready to take the next step? At Qualify Me!, we make the process as simple as possible. Whether you’ve been working as a carpenter for 2 years or 20, we can help you get your carpentry qualification fast. And if you’re looking for a local RPL company you can trust, you can always check out our Google reviews here.
"Getting your qualification shouldn’t slow you down. With Qualify Me!, it’s quick, easy, and tailored to your experience."
A carpentry qualification is the key to unlocking better job opportunities, higher pay, and more job security in Australia’s booming construction industry. With Qualify Me!, you can fast-track your certification and start enjoying the benefits of being a fully qualified carpenter.
Qualify Me! has been working with its now over 15,000 tradies on file to provide courses that will help tradies develop their skills and be able to expand their businesses. Ranging from google ads management short courses to advanced plumbing short courses. Experienced tradies can now sit a number of nationally accredited courses with Qualify Me! Our courses range from restricted electrical services for tradesmen to additional plumbing services such as backflow prevention and TMVs.
Thermostatic mixer valves are devices are used in a wide variety of areas including: restaurants, nursing homes, pre-schools, and other commercial applications. Thermostatic Mixing Valves maintain and limit the mixed hot water to a desirable, selectable temperature allowing for the storage of domestic hot water at the higher temperatures necessary to reduce the risk of Legionella growth in the system.
As a plumber, it's these questions that bring back regular income. TMV’s are generally watermarked against AS4032.1. This Australian Standard then refers to AS4032.3 Requirements for field testing, maintenance or replacement of TMV’s. The standard states that TMV’s are to be field tested at intervals of not more than 12 months; a record of test results and repairs shall be provided in accordance with AS4032.3 Appendix B; a management system shall be established to ensure the devices are tested and maintained in accordance with relevant regulatory requirements, AS4032.3 and the manufacturer’s instructions. Thermostatic actuators shall be replaced at intervals not exceeding 5 years. The replacement and lubrication of dynamic ‘o’ rings and seals at intervals not exceeding 5 years or at shorter intervals as required by the manufacturer. TMV’s are required to be commissioned by a technically competent and qualified person - this is where you come in!
Backflow prevention devices and Reduced Pressure Zone valves are used to protect water supplies from contamination or pollution due to backflow. In water supply systems, water is normally maintained at a significant pressure to enable water to flow from the tap, shower, or other fixture. Water pressure may fail or be reduced when a water main bursts, pipes freeze, or there is unexpectedly high demand on the water system (for example, when several fire hydrants are opened). Reduced pressure in the pipe may allow contaminated water from the soil, from storage, or from other sources to be drawn up into the system.
This backflow prevention course will allow you to apply for accreditation from Sydney water to install, commission and maintain backflow prevention solutions.
The disconnect reconnect course (or limited/restricted electrical licence) enables you to temporarily remove and reinstall appliances, motors and hot water heaters. Unlike most courses out there, this three day course gives you national accreditation in all 3 aspects. On top of this, you will be eligible to apply for test and tag accreditation upon completion.
This course is currently only offered as an optional upgrade as a part of the Disconnect Reconnect Course. If you would like a custom test and tag class for your staff, give us a call and we can discuss.
hi,
I'm interested in adding the refrigeration trade to my qualifications
I am a licensed electrician and A/C mechanic and run a business
I would like to extend the business and consider employing refrigeration techs, I understand I need the Arctic license
Can you assist please?