→ 🎓 Cabinetmaker · ANZSCO 394111 · MLTSSL + CSOL
Cabinet Making and Building Project Support is the trade package for a Cabinetmaker: the Certificate III in Cabinet Making and Timber Technology, then the Certificate IV in Building Project Support.
This career involves working with your hands · making something you can see. Steady workshop weekdays.
2 qualifications, in this order · About 2.5 years of full-time study. The Letter of Offer sets the length for each provider.
Two qualifications in sequence. The Certificate III in Cabinet Making and Timber Technology covers manufacturing and installing timber products such as furniture and cabinetry: tool use, measuring, CAD drawing, reading documentation and cutting lists. The Certificate IV in Building Project Support covers estimates, subcontractor claims and contracts.
TRA assesses the skills for Cabinetmaker after the course. A general guide. Only a Registered Migration Agent can assess eligibility case by case.
A Cabinetmaker manufactures and installs timber products. The course guide names the work:
Occupation: Cabinetmaker (ANZSCO 394111).
Two nationally recognised qualifications, completed in sequence over about 2.5 years: the Certificate III in Cabinet Making and Timber Technology, then the Certificate IV in Building Project Support.
Manufacturing and installing timber products such as furniture and cabinetry: tool use, measuring, CAD drawing, reading documentation and preparing cutting lists.
Preparing estimates, processing subcontractor claims and drafting contracts. The course includes the general construction induction training (unit CPCWHS1001).
The entry requirement is IELTS 6.0 or PTE 47. IELTS 5.5 or PTE 39 with at least 10 weeks of an English course (ELICOS) is the other way in.
The course guide is a PDF emailed from info@studyaway.com.au a few minutes after the request. It covers who the course is for, what you study and where, how to get in, registration or assessment after the course, the career, the route to permanent residence, the costs and the upfront payment, the documents to prepare and the first steps.
This is general information only and may not apply to your personal circumstances; migration policy changes regularly.
