Course In Woodwork Training

Accredited course Outline

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Accredited course

National Code

State Code
0013

TGA Status
Draft

DTWD Status
Approved

Accreditation, State Implementation and Classification

Approved Date

14/07/1994

Field of Education

030113 - Cabinet Making

AQF Level

Course In

Nominal Hours

Duration

Unspecified

Stream of Study

Basic Education/Employment Skills, Preparation (2100)

Accredited Date

14/07/1994

Expiry Date

31/12/1999

VET Act Classifier

VET Act Conditions

Description

To provide the student with basic skills in the use of woodworking tools and
elementary carpentry and joinery procedures.

To create an awareness of possible occupational health and safety hazards in a
woodworking workshop, and to teach basic skills in reading drawings, measuring,
marking and cutting, through practical project work.

Schedule

1. CORE

State Code	Title	Hours	Type
82800	Module 1 - Workshop Safety	2	Module
82809	Module 10 - Stool or Table (Practical Project 3 & 4)	7	Module
82810	Module 11 - Marking Out and Sawing	3	Module
82811	Module 12 - Planing	3	Module
82812	Module 13 - Chiseling	3	Module
82813	Module 14 - Boring and Doweling	3	Module
82814	Module 15 - Application of Joints	6	Module
82815	Module 16 - Nailing Timber	5	Module
82816	Module 17 - Screws and Their Uses	4	Module
82817	Module 18 - Portable Power Tools	6	Module
82818	Module 19 - Basic Turning	3	Module
82801	Module 2 - Measurement and Length	2	Module
82819	Module 20 - Advanced Turning	6	Module
82802	Module 3 - Reading Drawings	1	Module
82803	Module 4 - Hand Tools	2	Module
82804	Module 5 - Adhesives	2	Module
82805	Module 6 - Abrasives	2	Module
82806	Module 7 - Timber Finishes	2	Module
82807	Module 8 - Cassette Box (Practical Project 1)	5	Module
82808	Module 9 - Carry Box or Bottle Rack (Practical Project 2)	3	Module

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General Notes

The theory subjects in this course (Modules 1-7) are intended to be taught in
both the classroom and the workshop, where possible. The purpose of this is to
give learners as much exposure as possible to the practical application of
theoretical knowledge and to prepare them for a possible career in the building
industry.