MSF30322 – Cabinet Making and Timber Technology
Duration
Approx. 4 years
Delivery Modes
In the Workplace – State-wide (QLD), Trade Training Centres - Cairns or Brisbane
Location
Trades Training Centre, Cairns or Shailer Park
Overview
While undertaking Cabinet Making and Timber Technology – MSF30322, you will learn basic foundations and skills to manufacture and fit kitchen and bathroom furniture.
These learned skills can then be applied to both new and restorative work. You will also further learn about safe work practices and the context of the building industry.
Gain practical experience and insight into what it’s like to work as a valued team member in the field; learn varied techniques and understand how to work with a range of materials from start to finish.
As you complete your core and elective units in MSF30322 Cabinet Making and Timber Technology you will learn how to use different machines and tools. These experiences will give you the chance to:
- Learn sustainable work practices
- Work as a team
- Conduct measurements and calculations
- Operate banding machines
- Prepare a cutting list
- Handle dangerous goods
- And so much more.
Access a full range of unit codes and items by downloading the course information flyer (PDF).
Acquire a Cabinet Making and Timber Technology
By completing the nationally recognised MSF30322 – qualification, you will gain the necessary skills to commence your career in Cabinet Making. The trade outcome will position you as a professional in commercial or domestic applications.
Completing this qualification allows you to springboard your career in a variety of fields, including:
- Carpentry
- Construction
- Furniture-making and restoration
- Kitchen and bathroom installation
- Manufacturing
- Retail trade
- And many more.
Through practical experience included in our cabinet making courses, students gain broader knowledge and skills that lead them towards a fulfilling career. Whether you choose to work with a reputable construction company or develop your own business, this apprenticeship opens excellent pathways for your career.
Upon completing your traineeship, your occupation titles may include Cabinet Maker (Kitchen and Bathrooms) and Furniture Maker.
What You’ll Learn
While undertaking Cabinet Making and Timber Technology – MSF30322, you will learn basic foundations and skills to manufacture and fit kitchen and bathroom furniture.
These learned skills can then be applied to both new and restorative work. You will also learn about safe work practices and the context of the building industry.
Gain practical experience and insight into what it’s like to work as a valued team member in the field; learn varied techniques and understand how to work with a range of materials from start to finish.
As you complete your core and elective units in MSF30322 Cabinet Making and Timber Technology you will learn how to use different machines and tools. These experiences will give you the chance to:
- Learn sustainable work practices
- Work as a team
- Conduct measurements and calculations
- Operate banding machines
- Prepare a cutting list
- Handle dangerous goods
- And so much more.
Access a full range of unit codes and items by downloading the course information flyer (PDF).
Core Units
Certificate III in Cabinet Making is divided into two components that include 6 core units and 22 elective units completed over a normal duration of 42 – 48 months.
Among the core subjects required by every student there is:
The unit covers the skills and knowledge needed to effectively participate in environmentally sustainable work practices. Students will learn how to interpret existing policies and develop new policies and procedures that will ensure their workplace follows in-house and industry regulations.
This unit empowers all students to learn how to effectively communicate in the workplace with colleagues and industry stakeholders. From face-to-face communication to digital mediums, understanding how to communicate and collaborate within the workplace is a critical skillset that is transferable across industries and sites.
This unit teaches students how to work collaboratively in a team to effectively and safely work on-site. By understanding the different work styles of each team mate and how to leverage different strengths, students will understand the skills and knowledge needed to enter the workforce or transition to a new job.
This unit covers the skills, knowledge, and practical applications needed to safely and effectively use the tools used in the furniture making industry. Including both hand-work and power tools, students will learn the basics of handling, using, and storing furniture making tools so they can navigate their workplace with confidence and ease.
This unit will cover the skills, knowledge, and practical applications of the expected carpentry measurements and calculations when working in cabinet making. A transferable skill across different construction styles, the topics covered in this unit will be applicable to your professional regardless of your area of carpentry expertise.
This unit covers the basics of reading and interpreting key industry documents including WHS policies, employment contracts, supplier contracts, and more. Students will be familiarised with the most common workplace paperwork used in the carpentry industry so they can transition into the workforce with ease.
With the opportunity to complete their course on-site, students will work their way through the required subjects while adopting hands-on, practical experience. Open to people enrolled in an Australian Apprenticeship program, students will conduct most of their course requirements on-site under the supervision of their employer with regular visits from trainers to assess their progress.
Elective Units
Students will be expected to complete 22 elective units over the course of Cabinet Making and Timber Technology. Among the electives on offer, there are:
- CPCCWHS1001 Prepare to work safely in the construction industry
- TLID2003 Handle dangerous goods/hazardous substances
- MSFKB2001 Prepare for cabinet installation
- MSFKB3002 Determine requirements for installation of cabinets
- MSFKB3003 Check and measure fit of cabinets
- MSFKB3004 Conduct on-site adjustments to cabinets and components
- MSFKB3005 Fabricate cabinets for the built-in environment
- MSFKB3006 Install fitted cabinets and components
- MSFKB3011 Plan Kitchen and Bathroom Projects
- MSFFM2003 Select and apply hardware
- MSFFM3005 Fabricate custom furniture
- MSFFM3007 Prepare and apply decorate surfaces for furniture
- MSFFM3009 Produce manual and computer-aided production drawings
- MSFFM3010 Prepare cutting list from plans and job specifications
- MSFFM3011 Measure and draw site layout for manufactured furniture products
- MSFFM3012 Set up, operate and maintain sawing machines
- MSFFM3019 Set up, operate and maintain automated edgebanding machines
- MSFFM3021 Set up, operate and maintain computer numerically controlled (CNC) sizing machines
- MSFFM3024 Construct jigs and fixtures
- MSFFF2006 Apply surface coatings by spray gun
- BSBCUS301 Deliver and monitor a service to customers
Elective units will need to be confirmed when students are enrolling in the course. If you would like to discuss your elective options before finalising your registration, reach out to the Skill360 team.
Course Duration
We expect students to complete their apprenticeship within 48 months (4 years). However, it’s expected the duration will be within 42 months (3.5 years).
Course Deliverables & Specifications
Delivered under the Australian Apprenticeship Program, Skill360 requires applicants to be a minimum age of 13 years old to undertake this training opportunity. You must be employed in an apprenticeship to participate in this training program.
School-based students who aren’t enrolled in years 10, 11 or 12 may be eligible to enter a school-based traineeship. For eligibility, students are required to have exceptional circumstances to warrant consideration, along with meeting all other entry requirements, including being of an age where it is legal to undertake paid employment.
Equipment Requirements
Each trainee needs to supply their own paper, pen and calculator, along with Personal Protection Equipment (PPE), including:
- Protective footwear
- Long-sleeve shirt
- Hearing protection
- Safety glasses
These are critical to fulfilling your role successfully and safely, as well as meeting WH&S requirements.
Delivery Modes
A substantial amount of work is done via on-the-job experiences during our cabinet making courses. These outcomes can be completed in a full-time or part-time capacity, including school-based modes. During specified block release components, students will be released from work to attend class.
Course Fees & Funding Availability
This qualification is delivered under the Australian Apprenticeship Program. The student contribution to fees is currently $1600 for non-concession students and $640 for concession students. A payment schedule can be arranged over the duration of the course.
Students must be employed in an apprenticeship to undertake this training program. A range of independent and government funding may be available for eligible students, including User Choice Funding or Fee-Free Training for year 12 graduates, to substantially help to subsidise the cost of training. FIND OUT MORE
Employers may contribute to your fees in some cases; however, this shouldn’t be expected, and other options should be considered first.
For non-funded students, the total fee is $11,440 ($408.57 per unit). Units and Fees for MSF30322 (PDF)
Please contact the RTO at Skill360 Australia at rto@skill360.com.au to discuss the available funding options for your course of choice.
Find out More!
For further information on this hands-on course and traineeship, download the MSF30322 Cabinet Making and Timber Technology information flyer (PDF) for further information.
Contact Skill360 at info@skill360.com.au or call 1300 933 358 to ask us any further questions regarding course requirements and eligibility.
Committed to helping our students succeed, our team can offer students assistance to match with their ideal course, find access to financial aid, and offer clear pathways to course completion. If you’re interested in changing careers, upgrading your skills, or want to enter the workforce for the first time, we can help you set up for program success from the moment you first begin to work with Skill360.
The Skill360 team is committed to helping our students succeed. With assistance to match students with their ideal course, finding access to financial aid where needed, and offering clear pathways to course completion, we’re helping students achieve program success from the moment they first begin to study with Skill360.
If you’re an employer interested in supporting your staff to level up their skills, reach out to our in-house team to discuss opportunities for co-payment. With more organisations opting to support their staff with upskilling, we’re happy to coordinate a sustainable way for your existing team to gain new knowledge and skills while continuing to work on the job.
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