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Interested in a hands-on trade where no two days are the same?

The Certificate II in Plumbing (Pre-apprenticeship) is designed to give you a strong introduction to the plumbing industry and prepare you for an apprenticeship.

You will learn things like:

  • Working safely as part of a team

  • Measuring and calculating

  • Using basic industry terminology to communicate effectively

  • Producing simple technical drawings

  • Using basic welding equipment

  • Using plumbing pipes, fittings, and fixtures to simulate plumbing installations

  • Read and interpret plumbing plans and specifications

  • Safely select and use plumbing tools, materials and equipment

  • Measure, cut, bend, and join piping systems

  • Install and test fixtures such as toilets, sinks, and water tanks

  • Work with roofing materials and basic sheet metal tasks

  • Understand the fundamentals of gas, water, and drainage systems

  • Apply workplace safety and environmental sustainability practices

Does this sound like you:

  • Enjoy physical outdoor work and have a practical mindset

  • Are physically fit

  • Are comfortable with manual labour and working in all weather conditions

  • Have good hand-eye coordination and spatial awareness

  • Are confident working at heights and with tools

  • Can follow plans, instructions, and technical drawings

  • Have a sound understanding of mathematics (for measuring, calculating angles, quantities, and quotes)

  • Are reliable, safety-conscious, and keen to learn new skills

Qualification:                       Certificate II in Plumbing

Qualification Code:           2569VIC

Qualification Outcome:   Partial Completion. Students will receive a

                                                   Statement of Attainment for Units of

                                                   Competency completed.

Delivery Provider (RTO): Victoria University (3113)

Delivery Location:              Sunshine Campus   

Duration:                               Two years

Delivery:                                One day per week

Year Levels:                          Year 10 (check with your school), Year 11, Year 12

SWL:                                         Structured Workplace Learning requirements

                                                   vary between VET courses and RTOs.

                                                   Check with your VET Coordinator

Contribution to Senior

Secondary Certificate:   Contributes to VCE, VCE VM and VPC in

                                                  accordance with current VCAA requirements.

                                                  Speak with your VET Coordinator for advice

                                                  specific to your senior pathway.

Transport:                            Students are responsible for travel to and from

                                                  the delivery location. Subject to transport

                                                  funding, SMRVC may provide transport on

                                                  certain routes. Check with your VET Coordinator.

Scored Program:               No

COURSE INFORMATION

UNIT CODE                              UNITS OF COMPETENCY

CPCCWHS2001

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CPCWHS1001

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CPCPCM2039

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VU23986

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VU23987

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CPCCM1015

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CUAACD313

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VU23983

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HLTAID010

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VU23985

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VU23982

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VU23984

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BSBWRT311

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CPCCOM2001

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VU23981

Apply WHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry

Prepare to work safely in the construction industry

 

Carry out interactive workplace communication

 

Use basic plumbing hand tools

 

Use basic power tools

 

Carry out measurements and calculations

 

Produce technical drawings

 

Prepare to work in the plumbing industry

 

Provide basic emergency life support

 

Use basic electric welding equipment and technologies

 

Perform basic oxy-acetylene welding and cutting

 

Use and apply basic levelling equipment for plumbing

 

Write simple documents

 

Read and interpret plans and specifications

 

Identify career pathways in the plumbing industry

Units of Competency listed are a guide only and can change from year to year. Check with your VET Coordinator.

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INDUSTRY INSIGHT

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Plumbing is essential to every home, building and community. with ongoing construction, infrastructure investment and maintenance needs, skilled plumbers are in now and into the future.

Future Ready Skills

Students develop valuable employability skills including:

  • Problem solving

  • Technical skills

  • Teamwork

  • Time management

  • Safety awareness

  • Attention to detail

COURSE INFORMATION IS PROVIDED AS A GUIDE ONLY

Please check details with your VET Coordinator prior to enrolment

YOU MAY ALSO BE INTERESTED TO KNOW:

Career Opportunities:

  • Plumber

  • Gas Fitter

  • Roof Plumber

  • Mechanical Service Contracting

  • Drainage Plumber

  • Fire Protection Technician

  • Irrigation Technician

  • Plumbing Supervisor / Leading Hand

  • Plumbing Contractor / Business Owner

  • Building Services Technician

How to apply:

All students must apply through their school's VET Coordinator and submit their Expression of Interest by the required dates. Placement is subject to availability and school approval.

Fees:

VET course and materials costs vary between courses. Refer to your VET Coordinator.

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