Is being a Carpenter your chosen PR Pathway? Job Ready Solutions is here to help. At Job Ready Solutions, we take pride in assisting aspiring Carpenters in their journey towards skill development, hands-on training, and successful career placement.
Once you complete your Certificate III in Carpentry, you are eligible to start your Job Ready Program Pathway, even on a student visa!
Your Pathway
Carpenter Job Ready Program with Job Ready Solutions
Job Ready Solutions are experts in the Job Ready Program Pathway. We do not source positions for Carpenters and ask that our clients source their own job.
Your Job Ready Program pathway starts with the Provisional Skills Assessment (PSA), which is a requirement for your 485 visa. Here is how Job Ready Solutions can help with this program:
Provisional Skills Assessment (PSA)
We verify your carpentry qualification and supporting documents, ensuring your PSA application is 'decision ready' and ensure a successful outcome.
Once you receive a successful PSA outcome, you are eligible to start the Job Ready Program (JRP). Here is how Job Ready Solutions can help with this program:
We pre-verify your carpenter workplace to ensure it is eligible for the Job Ready Program.
We register any new employers and complete the correct paperwork to finalise previous employers.
We keep careful track of your progress and upload your payslips and supporting documents at the right time for your program.
We provide our clients with a full setup leading up to the workplace assessment including what to expect and sample areas to revise for.
We ensure that all required documentation is filled and submitted and you have fulfilled the required hours to be eligible for the JRFA.
Once you receive a successful skills assessment outcome you can apply to Home Affairs for a skilled visa.
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A Carpenter, classified under ANZSCO code 331212, is a craftsman who constructs, erects, installs, renovates, and repairs a diverse array of wooden structures and fixtures. It is an ANZSCO Skill Level 3 Occupation.
Specialisations:
Fixing Carpenter: Become an expert in installing and assembling fixtures and fittings, adding the final touches that complete the visual and functional aspects of structures.
Formwork Carpenter: Master the art of creating temporary structures that shape and support concrete during construction, a crucial aspect of the building process.
Prop and Scenery Maker: Dive into the realm of creativity and craftsmanship by designing and constructing props and scenery for various productions, adding artistic flair to the carpentry trade.
Skill Level and Requirements:
The role of a Carpenter is classified as Skill Level 3, signifying the technical acumen required to excel in this field. To embark on a journey as a carpenter and unlock opportunities such as visa applications, a positive Skills Assessment is essential. Job Ready Solutions walks beside you on this journey, providing comprehensive support.
Achieving a positive skills assessment requires meeting the criteria set by Trades Recognition Australia (TRA). These criteria encompass:
Qualification: Successful completion of an AQF Qualification, either a Certificate III in Carpentry or a Certificate III in Carpentry and Joinery, or equivalent formal training.
Industry Standards: Demonstrating skills aligned with current Australian industry standards, validated by a minimum of 12 months of full-time employment (or equivalent part-time work) in the occupation during the preceding three years. A great way to learn these skills is through the Carpenter Job Ready Program pathway.
International Qualifications: Individuals with international qualifications or Australian qualifications not obtained through the Recognition of Learning process must demonstrate 3 years of full-time or equivalent post-qualification experience.
Recognition of Learning: For those holding an Australian qualification issued through the Australian Recognition of Learning process, showcasing either 3 years of full-time (or equivalent) post-qualification experience or 6 years of full-time (or equivalent) experience (pre- or post-qualification) is a requirement.
Required Tasks:
studying drawings and specifications to determine materials required, dimensions and installation procedures.
ordering and selecting timbers and materials, and preparing layouts.
cutting materials, and assembling and nailing cut and shaped parts.
erecting framework and roof framing, laying sub-flooring and floorboards and verifying trueness of structures.
nailing fascia panels, sheathing roofs, and fitting exterior wall cladding and door and window frames.
assembling prepared wood to form structures and fittings ready to install.
cutting wood joints.
may construct concrete formwork.
may repair existing fittings.
may work with plastic laminates, perspex and metals.
Becoming a skilled Carpenter is a common PR Pathway that hundreds of students take each year. Job Ready Solutions understands the requirements of the Job Ready Program. Choose us as your Job Ready Program Agents and get a guaranteed successful Skills Assessment outcome.
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