Develop practical skills in wall and floor tiling for residential and commercial construction projects.
Explore a hands-on construction pathway covering measurement, preparation, tiling techniques, materials, construction drawings and safe work practices.
Wall and floor tiling combines practical construction skills with accuracy, measurement and attention to detail.
The Certificate III in Wall and Floor Tiling provides a practical pathway for people interested in developing professional tiling skills within the construction industry.
The course pathway can involve measuring and preparing surfaces, working with different tiling and construction materials, interpreting construction drawings and completing tiling work.
It can suit people looking for hands-on construction work where precision, practical skills and attention to detail are important.
The current Shepherds course database identifies this as a Victorian self-funded course.
Certificate III in Wall and Floor Tiling
CPC31320
Victoria
Certificate III
54 weeks
Self-Funded
The exact units and assessment requirements are confirmed by the relevant training provider.
Develop practical skills relevant to wall tiling and preparing wall surfaces for tiling work.
Develop practical skills relevant to floor tiling and preparing floor surfaces for tiling work.
Build practical skills in measuring, preparing and planning tiling work accurately.
Develop knowledge of different tiling and construction materials and their practical applications.
Explore practical preparation techniques required before installing tiles.
Develop knowledge relevant to reading and working with construction drawings and project requirements.
Develop practical knowledge of tools and equipment used during tiling and construction activities.
Develop awareness of construction-site safety requirements and safe working practices.
Wall and floor tiling requires accuracy, preparation, practical ability and attention to finished surfaces.
Tiling work can involve preparing surfaces, measuring areas, selecting materials, cutting and installing tiles and completing finishing work.
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 construction, 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 wall and floor tiling work across construction and renovation projects.
Develop skills relevant to wall tiling work across residential and commercial projects.
Explore tiling opportunities involving bathrooms and other residential wet-area projects.
Explore tiling work across residential construction, renovation and improvement projects.
Explore opportunities involving tiling work within commercial construction environments.
With appropriate experience and business requirements, explore future self-employment or contracting pathways.
Wall and floor tiling can suit people who enjoy practical work, accurate measurement and creating finished surfaces.
Consider the physical and practical nature of tiling 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 CPC31320.
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Government-subsidised training may be available to eligible students depending on the course, state, training provider and individual circumstances.
The CPC31320 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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