CPC30320 Certificate III in Concreting – RPL

This course may be subsidised by the NSW Government Smart and Skilled initiative. If you are eligible for the government subsidy, your student fee will be determined by the NSW Government.

Smart and Skilled prices are subject to funding availability. A quote of applicable fees and funding will be provided prior to enrolment.

A general guide to fees for this qualification pathway is as follows:

Note: On enrolment, you will be invoiced for $1,000.00. This consists of a non-refundable administration fee. According to the Standards for RTOs 2015, at no stage will Master Builders charge more than $1,500 in advance of services being provided.

Student fees will increase if you are assessed as ‘not yet competent’ by Recognition of Prior Learning in any unit/s of competency and are required to undertake classroom or distance-based training and assessment. 

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is the process by which you can achieve a nationally recognised qualification, without the need to attend classes. Simply follow our RPL kit and provide video and photographic evidence of the knowledge, skills and experience you have. Plus, our industry expert assessors review your submission and provide feedback if we require more information or clarification.

The assessment practical activities are very specific and require you to have access to your workplace and a variety of job tasks. These tasks relate to the practical components of each unit of competency, and you must be able to have access to tools, equipment and materials necessary to carry out the tasks.

To participate you will need a laptop or computer with internet access to login. With our RPL program you can submit all the required assessment knowledge questions, practical activities and evidence in our online student system.

Watch our video for tips on how to gather evidence for your RPL kit.

Examples of the types of evidence that you will need to gather will depend on the qualification you are completing, however, examples could include:

• Video footage of you performing tasks on site
• Time-lapse photos of you performing tasks on site
• Certificates you have already gained 
• Project management documentation

Watch our video for tips on the types of evidence you need to gather for your RPL kit.

Expand your employment and business opportunities and be on the pathway to a concreting licence. The CPC30320 Certificate III in Concreting RPL program is designed to enable concreters to formally recognise their skills in concreting work.

Before making any training decisions we recommend you find out everything you need to know about becoming a licenced concreter from Fair Trading NSW.

Once the RPL program is successfully completed you will earn a nationally recognised qualification CPC30320 Certificate III in Concreting.

Career benefits:

• Advance your employment opportunities and gain more work
• Start your own concreting business
• Build your own clientele network
• Be on the pathway to a concreting licence

Master Builders applies the following entry requirements:

• a minimum of three years full-time (or equivalent) concreting-related experience in the construction industry (experience must be within the last 10 years)
• a valid White Card (General Construction Induction card)
• currently working on active concreting projects
• able to provide details of two referees to confirm your work history/experience. Referees must be your employer or a qualified/licenced tradesperson in construction and have worked with you for 12 months or more.
• able to answer at least 80% of the technical industry questions correctly during your application process.

This RPL program is designed to be completed within 6 months.

We recommend the knowledge-based assessment to be completed and submitted within 2 months and all evidence is to be submitted within 5 months.

Here is a list of the full units of competency in this course: