Certificate III in Bricklaying Blocklaying
Course Structure
This qualification is designed to ensure that all units of competency are delivered and assessed in a real or closely simulated workplace environment. The training is structured to provide practical, hands-on experience, essential for preparing you for the workforce.
Key areas of study include:
Heritage Bricklaying: Specialised techniques for working on older or historically significant buildings.
Refractory Bricklaying: Techniques for installing and repairing heat-resistant brick structures.
Bricklaying: Essential techniques for laying bricks in various configurations.
Blocklaying: Skills for working with large concrete blocks, including structural wall building.
Paving: Paving methods for residential, commercial, and industrial projects.
Career Opportunities
- Graduates of this course are well-equipped to pursue various career pathways in the bricklaying and blocklaying industry. Possible job titles include:
Internship or Work Placements
- Workshop- 21 Marigold St. Revesby Park
- You must demonstrate at least 360 hours of relevant work experience or vocational placement in Australia during your trade course.
- You must complete a minimum of 1,725 hours of paid employment over 12 calendar months (full-time equivalent).
- Notably, at least half of those hours (~863 hours) must be with a single employer, to show consistency and depth of experience.