Module Outline
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Solid Plastering App 2a
Solid Plastering App 2a
Module
National Code
State Code
82260
82260
DTWD Status
Approved
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
08/12/1994
Field of Education
040317 - Plastering
Nominal Hours
160
Description
To develop basic handtool skills, and a
useable building vocabulary.
To provide the students with a
structured range of training objectives
that accurately relate to the skills of
the industry in which he/she works.
To ensure that each student attains the
prescribed performance standard for
each training unit, and that those
standards equate to the on-site
performance requirement.
To introduce the student to
Occupational Health and Safety issues,
relevant to his/her trade.
To raise the skill level to enable
greater productivity.
useable building vocabulary.
To provide the students with a
structured range of training objectives
that accurately relate to the skills of
the industry in which he/she works.
To ensure that each student attains the
prescribed performance standard for
each training unit, and that those
standards equate to the on-site
performance requirement.
To introduce the student to
Occupational Health and Safety issues,
relevant to his/her trade.
To raise the skill level to enable
greater productivity.
No information
Evidence Guide
Unit tests and continuous assessment
Theory
- One written test (per unit) Calculations
- One written test (per unit Drawing
- Continuous assessment Practical Skills
- Continuous assessment
Certificate of Trade Studies
To be eligible for this certificate an
apprentice must reach a pass standard
in the certificate for each stage.
However, failure in this stage of the
course may be redeemed by an apprentice
who gains a certificate % of at least
65% in any subsequent annual
examination.
The certificate percentages shall be calculated by the following formula:
Privileged Re-Examination,
Practical Skills Re-Assessment
A privileged re-examination or
practical skills re-assessment may be
granted on the recommendation of a
Board of Review, when the practice
assessment is satisfactory.
Theory
- One written test (per unit) Calculations
- One written test (per unit Drawing
- Continuous assessment Practical Skills
- Continuous assessment
Certificate of Trade Studies
To be eligible for this certificate an
apprentice must reach a pass standard
in the certificate for each stage.
However, failure in this stage of the
course may be redeemed by an apprentice
who gains a certificate % of at least
65% in any subsequent annual
examination.
The certificate percentages shall be calculated by the following formula:
Privileged Re-Examination,
Practical Skills Re-Assessment
A privileged re-examination or
practical skills re-assessment may be
granted on the recommendation of a
Board of Review, when the practice
assessment is satisfactory.
Elements and Performance Criteria
No information
No information
Associated Qual/Courses
| State Code | National Code | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1449 | Certificate III in Solid Plastering | Accredited course |