Develop practical stonemasonry skills for construction environments and specialist stonework.
Explore a practical trade pathway covering stone preparation, measuring, cutting, shaping, installation and construction work practices.
Stonemasonry combines practical construction work with accuracy, material knowledge and attention to detail.
The Certificate III in Stonemasonry provides a pathway for people interested in developing professional stonemasonry skills within the construction industry.
The course pathway can involve preparing stone and related materials, measuring and marking, cutting and shaping stone, installing stone components and completing construction activities.
It can suit people looking for practical work where accuracy, physical skills and attention to finished results are important.
The current Shepherds course database identifies this as a Victorian self-funded course.
Certificate III in Stonemasonry
CPC32320
Victoria
Certificate III
62 weeks
Self-Funded
The exact units and assessment requirements are confirmed by the relevant training provider.
Develop knowledge and practical skills for preparing stone and related materials for construction work.
Develop practical skills for measuring, marking and preparing stonework accurately.
Explore techniques used to cut, shape and prepare stone for different construction applications.
Develop knowledge relevant to positioning and installing stone components.
Build familiarity with materials and products used in stonemasonry and construction work.
Develop knowledge of tools and equipment used for practical stonemasonry activities.
Understand practical work practices relevant to construction and specialist trade environments.
Develop awareness of workplace health and safety requirements relevant to construction environments.
Stonemasonry requires accuracy, patience, physical skills and attention to detail when working with stone and construction materials.
Stonemasonry work can involve preparing materials, measuring, cutting, shaping, positioning and installing stone components.
Practical training and assessment arrangements depend on the relevant training provider. Your provider will confirm the exact attendance, equipment, practical training and assessment requirements.
If you're new to the construction industry, an advisor can help you understand what the course involves before you enrol.
Career outcomes depend on your qualification, practical experience, employment opportunities and applicable licensing or regulatory requirements.
Explore employment opportunities involving stone construction, installation and finishing work.
Develop skills relevant to residential construction, renovation and specialist stonework projects.
Explore stonework opportunities within commercial construction and building environments.
Develop practical skills relevant to installing stone components across suitable construction projects.
Seek opportunities with construction companies, specialist stonemasonry businesses and related contractors.
With appropriate experience, explore further trade, supervisory or self-employment pathways subject to applicable requirements.
Stonemasonry can suit people who enjoy practical construction work and take pride in accuracy and finished results.
Consider the physical and practical nature of stonemasonry and construction work.
You should understand the course duration, fees, attendance arrangements, practical training and assessment requirements before making an enrolment decision.
Entry requirements and suitability depend on the relevant training provider and your individual circumstances.
The current course database provides the following pricing information for CPC32320.
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Government-subsidised training may be available to eligible students depending on the course, state, training provider and individual circumstances.
The CPC32320 course listed on this page is currently identified in our course database as a Victorian self-funded course. Government funding should therefore not be assumed for this particular offering.
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