CPP50921 Diploma of Building Design

RPL OR COURSE?

RPL

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is a process that can be completed in a short time frame. It's based on skills, knowledge and evidence you have already acquired over the years to meet the requirements for the qualification.

Evidence for RPL may include:

• Proven work experience
• Life experiences (including voluntary work and leisure pursuits)
• Previous study (Qualifications, industry training, professional development programs or units)
• References from qualified persons

RPL can be conducted via online delivery and through workplace training.

If a student fails to demonstrate competency in some units required to gain the qualification, Gap Training is used to gain competency in those units. It can be customised to suit the individual client needs. Up to 4 units of gap training are included in your RPL Fee. Additional fees apply for further gap training units.

3 months enrolment period to complete RPL.

Course

A Course is a process that can be completed in a longer time frame. It’s designed for those who have little or no previous experience in this field of qualification. The course will help train you to achieve the required skills and knowledge needed to gain this qualification.

Course training requires access to a workplace and tools. Please check the student handbook for the list of resources required for each unit of competency. If you require access to a workplace, you will need to inform National Skills prior to enrolment so we can arrange access to a workplace for you.

This Course can be conducted via online delivery and through workplace training.

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WHAT WILL I LEARN?

This qualification provides you with the required skills and knowledge to become a Building Designer covering work in diverse building design projects. Practitioners further develop their drafting expertise and design capabilities to design, draft and document plans, specifications and documentation for buildings of all classifications, as defined in the National Construction Code (NCC), to a maximum floor area of 2,000 m2, excluding those of Type A construction.

Practice at this level is underpinned by the ability to analyse and synthesise information from a range of sources to generate design solutions. Practitioners work without supervision and may specialise in residential, commercial, public or industrial projects including new buildings and renovations.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Occupational titles may include:

• Building Designer

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

Entry points which demonstrate a candidate’s potential to undertake the CPP50921 Diploma of Building Design are:

• CPP40115 Certificate IV in Building Design Drafting, or
• CPP40121 Certificate IV in Residential Drafting, or
• 52757WA Certificate IV in Residential Building Drafting, or
• Demonstrated relevant vocational experience, skills and knowledge commensurate with the scope of work covered in the core units of CPP40121 Certificate IV in Residential Drafting.

UNITS OF COMPETENCY

Total number of units = Twelve (12)

• Nine (9) core units
• Three (3) elective units

Core Units of Competency

• BSBESB402 Establish legal and risk management requirements of new business ventures
• CPCCBC4015 Prepare specifications for all construction works
• CPPBDN5101 Produce digital 3-D models of building designs
• CPPBDN5102 Produce compliant designs for Class 1 and 10 buildings
• CPPBDN5103 Produce compliant designs for Class 2-9 buildings up to two storeys
• CPPBDN5104 Prepare drawings for planning and building approval for Class 2-9 buildings up to two storeys
• CPPBDN5105 Evaluate construction materials and methods for Class 2-9 buildings up to two storeys
• CPPBDN5106 Determine compliance requirements for Class 2-9 buildings up to two storeys
• CPPBDN5107 Manage contracts for small-scale building design projects

Elective Units of Competency

• CPPBDN5109 Recommend sustainability solutions for small-scale building design projects
• CPPBDN5108 Design timber framed buildings
• CPCCWHS2001 Apply WHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry

COURSE / QUAL RECOGNITION

CPP50921 Diploma of Building Design

This qualification provides you with the required skills and knowledge to become a Building Designer covering work in diverse building design projects.

Licensing Requirements:

To work as a Builder or Contractor in Australia you must have a licence or be registered.

A licence or registration may require a combination of technical qualification, experience, skills and knowledge prior to application. One step in the process of gaining your licence or registration is to complete training which has been approved by the licencing body in your State or Territory.

State and Territory jurisdictions may have different licensing, legislative, regulatory or certification requirements. Relevant State and Territory regulatory authorities should be consulted to confirm those requirements.

FEES

RPL - $5200

• Includes 4 Gap Training Units
• $1500 on enrolment and $3700 balance on completion
• Additional Gap Training $430 per unit

Course - $9750

• Payment Plan available on request