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Certificate II in Indigenous Mining Access
Certificate II in Indigenous Mining Access
50611
3827
Replaced
Replaced
State Implementation and Classification
Description
This course is designed to provide students with the skills, knowledge and competencies to access a variety of roles in the Mining Industry either directly or through further formal training and in response to industry recruitment requirements.
The course is designed as an entry level training program providing generic skills across diverse areas within the mining industry.
It is specifically designed for Indigenous students to provide a strong support structure in the literacy component of the course so that the students have the necessary resources available to successfully complete the course.
To provide a flexible program of study that will increase the student's literacy skills relevant to the mining industry.
Schedule
1. CORE
It is intended that students successfully complete all modules. Modules can be selected from the National Module Bank (subject to availability of training provider resources) as substitues for the listed modules. It is recommended that students complete a minimum of 250 hrs of on the job training in mining or related industry area.
| State Code | National Code | Title | Hours | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 81030 | Cgea2-general Curriculum Options | 80 | Module | |
| 81027 | Cgea2-reading & Writing | 80 | Module | |
| 86734 | NBB04 | Computing in Engineering | 36 | Module |
| 43081 | EPC71 | Equipment Maintenance | 18 | Module |
| 43082 | EPC72 | Equipment Operation | 36 | Module |
| 43021 | EPC189 | First Aid (Bctmo5) | 18 | Module |
| 62556 | SRT407 | Fitness and Healthy Lifestyle | 12 | Module |
| 62706 | Fitness and Weight Management (Vi7) | 41 | Module | |
| 43101 | EPC89 | Fork Lift - Safety and Operation | 36 | Module |
| 43000 | EPC173 | Functional Mathematics (Aatm01) | 18 | Module |
| 41012 | General Safety Induction (Marcsta) | 8 | Module | |
| 86684 | NBB007 | Hand and Power Tools | 36 | Module |
| 43083 | 43083 | Lubrication | 18 | Module |
| 86703 | NBB011 | Mechanical Components | 36 | Module |
| 86681 | NBB002 | Occupational Health and Safety | 18 | Module |
| 31295 | Preparation and Application for Rpl | 10 | Module | |
| 86700 | NBB005 | Quality Concepts | 18 | Module |
| 86686 | NBB009 | Welding & Thermal Cutting | 36 | Module |
| 54017 | NCC1.1 | Working in the Chemical Industry | 34 | Module |
| 65009 | NCS001 | Workplace Communication | 34 | Module |
No information
VET Info Notes
(Traineeship).
Specific module information available from Department of Employment and
Training and Youth Affairs.
Information concerning National Broad Based Modules (NBB); National
Communication Skills Modules (NCS)
and Certificate of General Education for Adults (CGEA) can be obtained from
Australian Training Products (ATP).
Information about this course can be obtained from Central West College of TAFE
ph 99562814.
The course was entered onto CMS by Central West College of TAFE.