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Bricklaying App 2a

Bricklaying App 2a

Module
National Code
State Code
82047
DTWD Status
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
11/04/1996
Field of Education
040309 - Bricklaying And Stonemasonry
Nominal Hours
160
Description
To allow the student to gain knowledge, and
techniques, in the appropriate construction methods
of the following bonds: Flemish, English, and
Flemish Garden Wall, Dutch and English Cross.

To describe the functions, and bonding rules,
applicable to attached and isolated piers relevant
to the above bonds, including Stretcher and English.

To allow the student to increase knowledge, gained
earlier in this subject, by providing further
information and techniques, involved in concrete
masonry construction.

To introduce basic scaffolding, plant and machinery
used, by the bricklayer.

To enable the student to identify the standards
required, when designing and constructing free-
standing walls, and the techniques necessary, for
the construction of gables and copings.
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Evidence Guide
Examination 100%

Block Release

Theory and Calculations - Total of the end of each
five days' Assessments.

Drawing - Average percentage of the nominated
drawings' marks.

Practical Skills - Average percentage of the
nominated practical skills exercises.

Correspondence

Theory, Calculations and Drawing - Nine combined Theory/Calculations/Drawing
Assignments, and one three-hour examination.

Practical Skills - Average of nominated Practical
Skills Exercises from Block Release.

Certificate of Trade Studies Subject Awarded
Marks

Composite Theory Mark will be calculated, using the formulae:

Block Release: Theory x 0.4 + Calculations x 0.3 +
Drawing x 0.3

Correspondence: Assignments Average Mark x 0.2 +
Examination Mark x 0.8

Privileged Re-Examination, Practical Skills
Re-Assessment

A privilege re-examination, or practical skills re-assessment, may be granted
on the recommendation of a Board of Review.
Elements and Performance Criteria
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Associated Qual/Courses
State Code National Code Title Type
1504 Bricklaying Accredited course
1418 Bricklaying Accredited course