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Certificate III in Furnishing (Upholstery)

Certificate III in Furnishing (Upholstery)

Accredited course
National Code:
12356WA
State Code:
2370
TGA Status:
Replaced
DTWD Status:
Replaced
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
Field of Education
0301 - Manufacturing Engineering And Technology
AQF Level
Certificate III in
Nominal Hours
842
Duration
Unspecified
Stream of Study
Complete Trades Course (3212)
Accredited Date
19/02/1998
Expiry Date
31/12/2003
VET Act Classifier
A
VET Act Conditions
Description

To enable the learner to develop skills and competencies in furniture making.

On satisfactory completion of this Certificate course and the workplace components, the learner will display competence in the declared vocation of upholstery and will be recognised as a qualified tradesperson in Furnishing (Upholstery).

Schedule
1. CORE

BROAD-BASED SKILLS

State Code National Code Title Hours Type
82641 ABC516 Basic Sewing Machines 20 Module
83004 ABC504 Calculations 24 Module
83012 Drawing/Sketching 20 Module
82638 82638 Fabrics for Furniture and Furnishing 24 Module
82639 ABC514 Hand Tools and Equipment 24 Module
83001 ABC501 Introduction to Furnishings Industry 8 Module
83010 ABC510 Materials Handling 10 Module
83002 ABC502 Occupational Health and Safety (1) 8 Module
82640 ABC515 Power Tools and Equipment 16 Module
83013 ABC513 Working With Others 20 Module
83003 ABC503 Workplace Environment 8 Module
2. CORE

CORE SKILLS

State Code National Code Title Hours Type
83235 ABC553 Basic Frame Construction 16 Module
83239 ABC557 Decorative Accessories (Uph) 20 Module
83016 ABC543 General Ergonomics 8 Module
83238 ABC556 Installation Techniques - Basic 20 Module
83234 ABC552 Manufacturing Processes 16 Module
83014 ABC541 Occupational Health and Safety (2) 20 Module
83021 ABC548 Quality Principles 10 Module
83236 ABC554 Specifications/Job Sheets 32 Module
3. CORE

SPECIFIC INDUSTRY SKILLS

State Code National Code Title Hours Type
83245 ABC710 Buttoning Techniques 40 Module
83256 ABC722 Commercial Furniture Manufacturing Process 20 Module
82645 ABC702 Contemporary Foundations 24 Module
82643 82643 Cutting Furniture Fabrics 24 Module
83255 ABC721 Domestic Furniture Manufacturing Process 20 Module
83253 ABC718 Fabric Care and Testing 16 Module
83247 ABC712 Fitted Cover Construction 24 Module
83248 ABC713 Fluting Styles and Construction 16 Module
83241 ABC705 Foam Applications and Fabrication 40 Module
83244 ABC709 Furniture Cushion Construction 30 Module
82647 ABC704 Hard Edge Treatments 16 Module
83257 ABC723 Installation of Mechanical Actions 24 Module
83250 ABC715 Leather Application 16 Module
83249 ABC714 Pattern Making 24 Module
82644 ABC720 Renovations and Recover 40 Module
83242 ABC707 Stitched Edge Construction 40 Module
82648 ABC701 Traditional Foundations 8 Module
83240 ABC703 Valance/Skirt Construction 16 Module
4. ELECTIVES

Students must complete electives to a minimum of 80 hours.

State Code National Code Title Hours Type
83254 ABC719 Antique Restoration - Upholstery 40 Module
83019 ABC546 Customer Relations and Services 20 Module
83246 ABC711 Decorative Machining Techniques 24 Module
83023 ABC550 Introduction to Cad 40 Module
83252 ABC717 Loose Cover Construction 40 Module
83243 ABC708 Specific Sewing Machines (Uph) 40 Module
83251 ABC716 Spring Edge Construction 16 Module
Replaces
State Code National Code Title Type
2369 Certificate III in Upholstery Accredited course
Replaced By
State Code National Code Title Type
W038 LMF31002 Certificate III in Upholstery Qualification
VET Info Notes
GENERAL NOTES

1. This course is the copyright of the Western Australian Department of
Training. Training providers
who wish to deliver this program must obtain written approval from
the Western Australian
Department of Training, and be registered by their State accrediting
body.

2. The proponent for this course structure is the Great Southern Regional
College of TAFE, WA.
The course was based on the accredited Tasmanian course structure
(NTIS 5601) which was accredited in 1997.
It has been placed on the National Register as code 12356WA.

3. Further information on this program may be obtained from the Manager,
Training Products
Information Service (TPIS) at the Western Australian Department of
Training or the Great Southern
Regional College of TAFE, Albany, WA.
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