Wall & Ceiling Lining License
If you have a wide range of experience as a Wall & Ceiling Liner and want to get licensed, your licensing body may require you to complete a nationally recognised VET qualification through a registered training organisation. For many experienced tradies with on the job experience, Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) can be a faster option to achieve a nationally recognised qualification without the need of leaving your work. RPL focuses on assessing workplace evidence collected and skills demonstrated to achieve a certificate in Wall & Ceiling Lining so you can apply for Wall & Ceiling Lining license.
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Assessment
You need to have current and valid industry experience in order to qualify for an RPL program. It’s important to complete an initial skills assessment to determine whether an RPL program is right for you. As a rule of thumb depending on the type of work you hav completed, if you have more than 2 years experience in your field, then you are likely to be eligible.
Evidence
Evidence may vary, but generally includes:
- Valid Identification
- list showing relevant employment history
- work samples and documents (tender documents, invoices, quotations, plans, sketches etc)
- letter of employment
- reference letters from licensed painters you have worked with
- photos and videos of your work
- overseas qualifications
- related licenses, short courses, accreditation, certificates, transcripts or assessments you have attained
- Apprenticeship papers (if available)
Check
- A qualified assessor will assess your skills and knowledge for each unit of competency.
- You may be asked by the assessor to perform various tasks for a practical observation at your work site.
- Where skills or knowledge gaps are identified, further assessment will be required.
It’s critical that your certificate is nationally recognised and you have completed the units required by your licensing body to be eligible to apply for your license.
Outcomes
Upon the successful completion of an RPL program through a Registered Training Organisation (RTO), the RTO will award you with a nationally recognised qualification as a Wall & Ceiling Liner.
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RPL & Skills Recognition
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Licensing
SCOPE OF WORK
Wall and Ceiling Lining work also known as Dry Plastering involves installation of fibrous plaster sheeting/boards or fibrous cement sheeting/boards, cornice, false and suspended ceilings (not including completed work that provides structural support). It does not include any external cladding works which is considered to be aligned with the carpentry and joinery trade
QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED
CPC31211 Certificate III in Wall and Ceiling Lining
Accessed 12/7/16 from: NSW Fair Trading wall and ceiling lining contractor’s licence
SCOPE OF WORK
Constructing and installing non-loadbearing partition wall frames and ceiling frames including fix plasterboard, plasterglass and fibre cement sheets and cornices, and finishing joints, constructing and installing non-loadbearing fire-rated walls and ceilings, autoclaved aerated masonry wall and ceiling systems, installing suspended ceiling systems, applying or installing waterproofing and damp-proofing for plastering drywall
QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED
CPC31211 Certificate III in Wall and Ceiling Lining
Plus approved managerial course
Accessed on 12/7/16 from: QBCC wall and ceiling lining contractor’s licence
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Can I Apply?
The RPL and trade skills recognition programs are available to tradesmen with local experience or have completed partial studies in Australia. In some cases these programs can also help migrants fast-track their qualifications providing they have relevant experience, qualifications and well aware of the Australian standards and requirements.