This qualification provides a nationally recognised trade outcome, covering work in residential and commercial applications.

To qualify for the RPL pathway, it is recommended that you:

Possess a minimum of three (3) years’ experience working in the building and construction field, encompassing related tasks within the industry.

Are at least 18 years old. Younger students may face challenges in meeting RPL criteria, as the process relies on acquiring knowledge and skills through life, work, and study experiences.

• • CPPBDN4101 Work effectively in a building design environment
  • CPPBDN4102 Analyse building design drawings
  • CPPBDN4103 Use CAD software to produce drawings for building design projects
  • CPPBDN4104 Apply compliance requirements to Class 1 and 10 building design documentation
  • CPPBDN4105 Prepare drawings for planning and building approval for Class 1 and 10 buildings
  • CPPBDN4106 Investigate materials for construction of Class 1 and 10 buildings
  • CPPBDN4107 Investigate construction methods for Class 1 and 10 buildings

• • CPPBDN4110 Set up BIM-capable software and files for building design drafting projects
  • CPPBDN5101 Produce digital 3-D models of building designs
  • CPCWHS1001 Prepare to work safely in the construction industry

If we find any gaps in your knowledge, skills, or experience, we’ll give you extra training that suits your needs. You’ll get up to 4 training units, and the best part is, there are no hidden costs. The training duration will be adjusted to fit your individual circumstances.

Total Fee $ 4200 inc.*

Initial Payment: $1500 – Remaining Balance Due upon Completion of Assessment.

* Includes 4 units of gap training if required. No hidden fees.

Upon enrolment, your dedicated assessor will provide comprehensive guidance throughout the evidence collection process. Rest assured, this process can be efficiently completed within limited timeframes, and you’ll receive continuous support from start to finish.

Evidence for RPL may include:

• Proven work experience
• Life experiences (including voluntary work and leisure pursuits)
• Previous study e.g. qualifications, industry training, professional development programs or units
• References from qualified tradespersons