Trade Courses
Popular Trade Courses In Australia
Gain high-demand, practical skills through accredited vocational programs—ranging from carpentry and engineering to commercial cookery—designed to fill critical labor shortages and fast-track your career.
CPC30220 - Certificate III in Carpentry
Teaches residential framing, timber construction, roof layouts, and tool operation for building projects.
Delivered and assessed by: Falcon Institute, RTO Code: 46050
CPC31320 - Certificate III in Wall and Floor Tiling
Covers surface prep and laying ceramic, mosaic, and stone tiles for walls and floors.
Delivered and assessed by: Level UP Education & Training Academy, RTO Code: 45844
CPC30620 - Certificate III in Painting and Decorating
Teaches surface preparation, color matching, and applying protective paint finishes to structures.
Delivered and assessed by: Blue Bird Institute, RTO Code: 46385
CPC31920 - Certificate III in Joinery
Focuses on crafting, assembling, and installing custom cabinetry, timber joinery, and wooden fixtures.
Delivered and assessed by: International College of Melbourne Pty Ltd, RTO Code: 41136
CPC31020 - Certificate III in Solid Plastering
Covers applying wet plaster, rendering external walls, and restoring decorative internal moldings.
Delivered and assessed by: Level UP Education & Training Academy, RTO Code: 45844
CPC33020 - Certificate III in Bricklaying and Blocklaying
Teaches practical skills for laying bricks, structural blocks, and constructing durable masonry walls.
Delivered and assessed by: Glen Institute, RTO Code: 41380
MEM40222 - Certificate IV in Boating Services
Trains technicians to inspect, repair, and service marine vessel engines, hulls, and electronics.
Delivered and assessed by: Australian College of Pioneers Pty Ltd, RTO Code: 46326
AUR30620 - Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology
Covers servicing, diagnosing, and repairing engines, brakes, and electrical systems in light vehicles.
Delivered and assessed by: Glen Institute, RTO Code: 41380
Navigate a Successful Career Path with Trade Qualifications!
These courses are designed for international students and combine practical training with fundamental skills required for a successful professional path. Trade courses in Australia achieve a mix of theory and hands-on study, sometimes involving work placements or apprenticeships for practical experience. All you have to do is commit to professional development by taking trade courses, learning about industry practices, occupational health and safety, and polishing industry-specific skills.
Career Outcome: a. Automotive
Motor Mechanic Diesel Motor Mechanic b. Bricklaying
Bricklaying Subcontractor Building Contractor Self-employed Tradesperson c. Wall and Floor Tiling
Technician Trade Worker Labourer Manager d. Commercial Cookery
Chef Cook Pastry chef e. Carpentry
Commercial Carpenter Industrial Carpenter Residential Carpenter e. Painting & Decorating
Commercial Painter Vehicle Painter Painting Trades Worker Construction Manager
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