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Open the door to an apprenticeship or get work as a labourer with this hands-on qualification.

Develop your industry knowledge and skill 鈥� from workplace safety, communication and construction terminology, to mastering calculations and basic building technology in a safe and supportive environment.

Complete real-world carpentry projects and graduate work-ready with this Construction Trade Skills (Carpentry) Level 3 programme.

In this carpentry course, you鈥檒l build the skills you need to work safely and confidently in construction. You鈥檒l learn how to follow safety rules on a worksite and communicate clearly with your team and others in the trade. You鈥檒l also learn to read and understand building plans and use basic maths to help you complete projects accurately.

As well as this, you鈥檒l focus on carpentry skills and knowledge. Learning about different building materials like timber, concrete, and steel. You鈥檒l become familiar with construction and installation work, as well as important carpentry tools and terms.

Next, you鈥檒l practice joining techniques and learn how to plan and build in the right order. Finally, you鈥檒l develop the skills to check and report on your work, from the first stages of construction to the final finishing touches.

Must be 16 years of age or older and a 爆走黑料 Citizen or Permanent Resident.

*This course is not available to international students.

Oceania Career Academy is a Pacific-owned and led Private Training Establishment (PTE) for Trades and Health & Wellbeing. 

OCA is working to achieve more young Pacific people in higher paid employment. We deliver NZQA Levels 1-4 vocational training for youths (predominantly Pacific) with a student-focused, career-focused and industry-driven programme.

We are NZQA accredited and use education as a vehicle to develop youth through employment skills training, bridging students from secondary school into skilled industry employment and higher education.

We have a proven track record acting as a connector between students and families, from schools and tertiary institutions through to employers providing skilled, well paid work.