CRICOS Code 121181F
Upto 52 Weeks
Monthly
121181F
Yes
CPC30220 – Certificate III in Carpentry
This qualification provides the trade skills and knowledge required to work as a carpenter in residential and commercial construction environments.
Students will learn how to interpret plans and specifications, use carpentry tools and equipment, construct flooring systems, wall and ceiling frames, pitched roofs, install windows and doors, undertake formwork and concreting activities, and apply workplace health and safety requirements.
The course combines theoretical learning with extensive practical workshop training to prepare graduates for employment in the construction industry.
This course is designed for:
The course is delivered over a period of up to 52 weeks, including:
Training is delivered using a blended learning approach, including:
Students undertake:
Graduates may seek employment opportunities such as:
Completion of this qualification may also support future licensing and registration requirements, subject to state and territory regulations.
Note: Employment outcomes may vary depending on industry demand, licensing requirements, location and individual experience.
Upon successful completion, students may progress to:
Note: Further study pathways may include qualifications not offered by Legend Institute.
For information about course fees, payment arrangements, and additional costs, please refer to the details below.
International students must:
Meet the following English requirements:
Assessment methods may include:
Students must successfully complete all units of competency and assessment requirements to achieve the qualification.
Students will have access to:
Training resources are designed to reflect current building and construction industry standards and workplace practices.
The Certificate III in Carpentry (CPC30220) prepares students with the practical skills and knowledge required to carry out carpentry work in residential and commercial construction projects across Australia.
Graduates may work as carpenters, framing carpenters, formwork carpenters, renovation carpenters, or construction tradespeople in residential and commercial building projects.
No prior carpentry experience is required. However, applicants must meet the course's English language, academic, and other entry requirements.
The course is typically delivered over 52 weeks, including structured training, assessment, and scheduled term breaks.
Students learn how to read construction plans, construct wall and roof frames, install flooring systems, windows and doors, use carpentry tools safely, and follow workplace health and safety requirements.
Yes. The course combines classroom learning with practical workshop activities and simulated workplace tasks to help students develop industry-ready carpentry skills.
Yes. Graduates may progress to higher-level qualifications such as the Certificate IV in Building and Construction or the Diploma of Building and Construction (Building).
The course is delivered through a combination of classroom learning, practical training, simulated workplace activities, and competency-based assessments.
Applicants must generally be at least 18 years of age and meet Legend Institute's English language and academic entry requirements.
Legend Institute provides industry-focused training, experienced trainers, practical learning opportunities, and student support to help graduates prepare for careers in Australia's building and construction industry.