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This course is ideal for individuals who are interested in cabinet making, furniture production, woodworking and the broader furnishing industry. It is suitable for people looking to develop practical skills and pursue a career as a cabinet maker, furniture maker or related furnishing tradesperson.
Norton Institute has the following entry requirements:
• Be 18 years or over
• Successful completion of Year 12 or equivalent
• Be competent in written and spoken English with an IELTS Score of no less than 6.0 or equivalent language test score
• Undertake a Language, Literacy, Numeracy and Digital Literacy (LLND) assessment relevant to your course. This is to identify whether you need additional support to complete your course successfully.
Students will gain a nationally recognised qualification, MSF30322 Certificate III in Cabinet Making and Timber Technology, upon successful completion of all required units of this program. Students who do not complete all required units may be eligible to receive a Statement of Attainment for the units they have successfully completed.
Online + Face-to-Face (Blended)
Potential employment options are generally in the cabinet
making and manufacturing industry. The possible employment pathways may include
as below:
•
Cooper
•
Furniture Maker
•
Joinery Draftsperson
•
Kitchen Cabinet Maker
•
Marine Cabinet Maker
•
Wood Machinist
•
French Polisher
•
Furniture Polisher
Students who complete this course may wish to continue their education into higherlevel vocational qualifications in furnishing, manufacturing or related industries, as well as higher education qualifications in construction management, engineering or related fields.
The MSF30322 Certificate III in Cabinet Making and Timber
Technology mandates the fulfillment of 25 units in total, comprising 8 core
units and 17 elective units
|
Unit Code |
Unit Name |
|
MSFFM2013
|
Use
furniture making hand and power tools |
|
MSFFM3030
|
Produce
manual and computer-aided production drawings |
|
MSFFM3031
|
Prepare
cutting lists from design and production documentation |
|
MSFGN2001
|
Make
measurements and calculations |
|
MSFGN3005
|
Read and
interpret work documents |
|
MSMENV272
|
Participate
in environmentally sustainable work practices |
|
MSMSUP102
|
Communicate
in the workplace |
|
MSMSUP106
|
Work in a
team |
Elective
|
Unit Code |
Unit name |
|
BSBOPS304
|
Deliver and monitor a service to
customers |
|
CPCCJN3003*
|
Manufacture components for doors,
windows and frames |
|
CPCCWHS2001
|
Apply WHS requirements, policies
and procedures in the construction industry |
|
CPCWHS1001
|
Prepare to work safely in the
construction industry |
|
CUAACD312
|
Produce computer-aided drawings
|
|
MSFFF2012
|
Prepare surfaces for finishing
|
|
MSFFM2014
|
Select and apply hardware |
|
MSFFM2015 |
Apply sheet laminates by hand |
|
MSFFM2016 |
Join solid timber |
|
MSFFM2017 |
Hand make timber joints |
|
MSFFM2018 |
Operate basic static machines
safely |
|
MSFFM3026 |
Produce angled and curved
components using manufactured board |
|
MSFFM3028 |
Prepare and apply decorative
surfaces for furnishing products |
|
MSFFM3029 |
Select timbers for furniture
production |
|
MSFFM3041 |
Determine and document requirements
for cabinetry installation |
|
MSFFM3042 |
Fabricate cabinetry |
|
MSMSUP390 |
Use structured problem-solving
tools |
Course Details
- Duration52 Weeks
- Fees$10,000
- CertificateYes
- LanguageEnglish
- Online Application Enrol Now