CPC60212 Advanced Diploma of Building and Construction
(Management)

Qualification requirements:

To successfully complete this qualification, you are required to complete ten (10) units of competency. The ten units comprise four (4) core units and six (6) elective units.

The units of competency, shown in the next tab, have been selected by PCD Training based on the course purpose.

A participant has a six (6) month enrolment period per unit/s from time of enrolment.

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Unit Code	Unit Name	Duration1	Full Fee for Service – no funding2 in AUD
CPCCBC6001B (Core)	Apply building codes and standards to the construction process for large building projects	4 weeks	$500
CPCCBC6018A (Core)	Manage processes for complying with legal obligations of a building or construction contractor	4 weeks	$500
CPCCBC6014A (Elective)	Apply structural principles to the construction of large high rise and complex projects	10 weeks	$500
CPCCBC6016A (Elective)	Assess construction faults in large building projects	5 weeks	$500
CPCSUS5001A (Elective)	Develop workplace policies and procedures for sustainability	5 weeks	$400
CPCCBC6003A (Core)	Establish, maintain and review contract administration procedures and frameworks	6 weeks	$500
CPCCBC6013A (Elective)	Evaluate materials for multi-storey buildings	6 weeks	$500
BSBOHS603B (Core)	Analyse and evaluate OHS risk	4 weeks	$500
CPCCBC5010B (Elective)	Manage construction work	10 weeks	$400
CPCCBC6017A (Elective)	Evaluate services layout and connection methods for the planning of large building projects	8 weeks	$500
Totals:		62 weeks	$4800.00

Please note: Other elective unit available is BSBMKG609 Develop a marketing plan.


NOTES:
1. The Estimated Duration is calculated on your studying for at least 10 hours per week in that unit. The Total is calculated on a continuous study pattern of one unit at a time. You could reduce the total duration by enrolling in more than one unit and/or increasing your study time each week.

2. The Fee applies at the unit level for on-line access. You may have to purchase further text material, these will be detailed in the unit.

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Entry requirements:

You will need to apply for entry into this course, this is done by completing the skills assessment document found at the end of our brochure. Having completed a CPC50210 Diploma of Building and Construction (Building) is preferred. However, you will need a sound working knowledge of basic maths, e.g. addition, subtraction, division and multiplication and be able to read, write and understand standard English, similar to what is used in this information.

You must also be able to send and receive emails with attachments and install software. You will also be required to upload files and photos and complete an electronic logbook. You may also need to download files using a web browser. You will also need access to a computer which has, or on which you are able to install, a web-cam.

Enrolment notes:

All prices in Australian dollars.

All personal information is collected for the purposes of enrolment requirements only. Specified information from the enrolment is required by federal legislation to be reported to the national VET regulator for statistical purposes only. Your information won't be shared with any other party.

All payment information, including card and cardholder information, is collected for the purposes of enrolment requirements only. Your payment information will not be retained and will not be shared with any other party.

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Assessments

Participants will be required to complete a range of assessments, including practicals, activities, projects, the completion of a logbook, etc. Assessment requirements are outlined in the relevant unit.

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is also available.

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