New Zealand Certificate in Carpentry (Level 4)

Construction

A course by

Wintec

Gain the practical skills and theoretical knowledge required to become a qualified carpenter and work in the building and construction sector via this flexible, part-time apprenticeship programme.

NZ$6,325

inc GST

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NZQA Level 4 Certification (300 Credits)

Study Level

Entry

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Blended study

This is a mix of online learning & face-to-face sessions

Rotokauri Campus, Hamilton

It will take a total of 3 years

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Become a Trade-Qualified Carpenter

Gain real-world carpentry skills, on-site experience, and meet the requirements to become a trade-qualified carpenter.

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Apply Theoretical Knowledge in Practice

Understand and apply building theory in practical work situations on construction sites under the supervision of a registered employer.

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Access and Use Digital Learning Tools

Utilise online learning platforms and record workplace achievements using digital resources.

What You're Signing Up For

The New Zealand Certificate in Carpentry (Level 4) at Wintec is a part-time, three-year apprenticeship programme for those already employed in the construction industry. Learning is conducted on-site through practical tasks at students' workplaces, complemented by seven week-long block courses over the first two and a half years, evening classes, and access to online resources. Qualified tutors support apprentices via site visits and assessment. Graduates will be trade-qualified and ready for a range of building and construction careers or further study in related trades supervision or construction management.

Course Content

  • Carpentry Introduction 1
  • Carpentry Introduction 2
  • Preliminaries 1
  • Preliminaries 2
  • Interiors 1
  • Exterior Structures 1
  • Walls and Roofs 1
  • Joinery 1
  • Exterior Structures 2
  • Walls 1
  • Exterior Envelope 1
  • Support Structures 1
  • Support Structures 2
  • Exterior Envelope 2
  • Support Structures 3
  • Exterior Structures 3
  • Exterior Structures 4
  • Support Structures 4
  • Concrete Structures
  • Interior 2
  • Exterior Envelope 3
  • Exterior Envelope 4
  • Roofs 1
  • Roofs 2
  • Preliminaries 3
  • Preliminaries 4
  • Exterior Envelope 5
  • Interiors 3
  • Alterations and Additions
  • Preliminaries 5
  • Capstone

What you need to know first

Reasonable likelihood of success as determined by provider.

May be required to undertake a Needs Assessment.

Must be physically able to carry out the practical components.

For non-native English speakers: IELTS 5.5 with no band lower than 5 or equivalent.

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What sort of industry will this job lead to

  • Building and Construction

  • Carpentry

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Future employment opportunities might be

  • Qualified Carpenter

  • Construction Worker

  • Building Contractor