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Carpentry and Joinery App 1a
Carpentry and Joinery App 1a
Module
National Code
State Code
82135
82135
DTWD Status
Approved
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
10/11/1994
Field of Education
040311 - Carpentry And Joinery
Nominal Hours
120
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 provide students, with supervised instruction, in
the safe usage and maintenance of hand and portable
power tools.
PREFACE
All practical skill exercises shall have standards given. If these standards
are not expressed in S.P.O.'s, they will be found in the standard plans and
specifications provided for each exercise.
Standard plans and specifications will be used, in
conjunction with this syllabus.
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 provide students, with supervised instruction, in
the safe usage and maintenance of hand and portable
power tools.
PREFACE
All practical skill exercises shall have standards given. If these standards
are not expressed in S.P.O.'s, they will be found in the standard plans and
specifications provided for each exercise.
Standard plans and specifications will be used, in
conjunction with this syllabus.
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Evidence Guide
Examination 100%
Day and Block Release
Theory and Calculations - Total of each five days'
Assessment Sheets (Sheets 1, 2 and 3).
Drawing - Average percentage of the nominated
drawings' marks.
Notebook - Percentage mark awarded.
Practical Skills - Total of forty percent of average
of nominated Practical Skills Projects, and sixty
percent of average of nominated Practical Skill
Exercises.
Certificate of Trade Studies Subject Awarded Marks
Composite Theory Mark will be calculated, using the
following formulae:
Block Release: Theory x 0.3 + Calculations x 0.3 +
Drawing x 0.3 + Notebook x 0.1
NOTE: Any student failing more than one of the above
components, must:
- sit a privileged re-examination OR
- re-submit the drawing folio OR
- repeat the block
whichever is considered most appropriate.
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.
Day and Block Release
Theory and Calculations - Total of each five days'
Assessment Sheets (Sheets 1, 2 and 3).
Drawing - Average percentage of the nominated
drawings' marks.
Notebook - Percentage mark awarded.
Practical Skills - Total of forty percent of average
of nominated Practical Skills Projects, and sixty
percent of average of nominated Practical Skill
Exercises.
Certificate of Trade Studies Subject Awarded Marks
Composite Theory Mark will be calculated, using the
following formulae:
Block Release: Theory x 0.3 + Calculations x 0.3 +
Drawing x 0.3 + Notebook x 0.1
NOTE: Any student failing more than one of the above
components, must:
- sit a privileged re-examination OR
- re-submit the drawing folio OR
- repeat the block
whichever is considered most appropriate.
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.
Elements and Performance Criteria
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Associated Qual/Courses
| State Code | National Code | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3702 | Aboriginal Trade Course - Commonwealth | Accredited course | |
| 1487 | Carpentry and Joinery | Accredited course | |
| 1425 | Carpentry and Joinery | Accredited course | |
| 1486 | Family of Trades (Carpentry/Joinery, Plumbing/Cabinetmaking) | Accredited course | |
| 1510 | Painting and Decorating\carpentry & Joinery | Accredited course | |
| 0730 | Pre-trade Studies | Accredited course | |
| 1521 | Timber Trades | Accredited course |