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Wall and Ceiling Fixing App 3a
Wall and Ceiling Fixing App 3a
Module
National Code
State Code
82429
82429
DTWD Status
Deadlisted
Deadlisted
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
Field of Education
040313 - Ceiling, Wall And Floor Fixing
Nominal Hours
80
Description
To give the students a basic knowledge
of the Building Construction Industry.
To teach the students the correct
methods of fixing and finishing-off all
the different types of materials used
in the industrial type situation.
To develop in the student a systematic
approach to his work.
To provide the students with a sound
theoretical and practical knowledge of
suspended ceilings, metal pan system
and shaftwall partitions, fire and
sound control restoration of old type
ceilings, reinforced plastics, rubber-
moulding and advanced modelling and
casting. Also job costing and quoting, detail drawing and communication.
To give the students an understanding
of safety regulations, and an ability
to recognise potentially hazardous
situations.
of the Building Construction Industry.
To teach the students the correct
methods of fixing and finishing-off all
the different types of materials used
in the industrial type situation.
To develop in the student a systematic
approach to his work.
To provide the students with a sound
theoretical and practical knowledge of
suspended ceilings, metal pan system
and shaftwall partitions, fire and
sound control restoration of old type
ceilings, reinforced plastics, rubber-
moulding and advanced modelling and
casting. Also job costing and quoting, detail drawing and communication.
To give the students an understanding
of safety regulations, and an ability
to recognise potentially hazardous
situations.
General notes
No information
Evidence Guide
Unit test and continuous
assessment 100%
Theory - Written Test Per Unit
Drawing - Continuous Assessment
Calculations - Written Test Per Unit
Practical - Continuous Assessment
Marks shall be out of 100, expressed as
a percentage.
* Each subject within a unit, must
attain a pass mark of 50. In the event
of failure to achieve this, a student
may redeem by passing the individually-
based subject privileged paper, prior
to commencement of the next unit.
* Drawing, Theory, Calculations -
subject to a privileged examination.
* The pass mark for a unit shall be the
averaging of all subject marks.
* The Certificate of Trade Studies
shall be awarded on the successful
completion of a minimum of fifteen
units.
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.
assessment 100%
Theory - Written Test Per Unit
Drawing - Continuous Assessment
Calculations - Written Test Per Unit
Practical - Continuous Assessment
Marks shall be out of 100, expressed as
a percentage.
* Each subject within a unit, must
attain a pass mark of 50. In the event
of failure to achieve this, a student
may redeem by passing the individually-
based subject privileged paper, prior
to commencement of the next unit.
* Drawing, Theory, Calculations -
subject to a privileged examination.
* The pass mark for a unit shall be the
averaging of all subject marks.
* The Certificate of Trade Studies
shall be awarded on the successful
completion of a minimum of fifteen
units.
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
No information
No information
Associated Qual/Courses