CPP50121 QLD Skills Assure Supplier Funding

Want to enhance your career in surveying? Consider us for your traineeship!

ABOUT YOUR TRAINING

Qualification: CPP50121 Diploma of Surveying

Duration: 12 months

Delivery mode: Online and in your workplace
Each week, you will attend one day of online, teacher-led classes. You will also complete approximately 10 hours of self-directed study each week

COURSE FEES

STUDENT CO-CONTRIBUTION FEES

The student co-contribution fee is your contribution toward the cost of training and assessment.

The exact fee depends on the approved training offering and your concession or exemption status. Payment plans may be available.

Concessional: $672

Non-concessional: $1,680 payable over 12 months

If a trainee is experiencing serious financial difficulties and can demonstrate this, they may qualify for a full fee exemption.

Concession: under 17 years of age at the end of February in the year training is provided, is not at school and has not completed Year 12; or holds concessional status as defined by the SAS policy.

WHAT YOU'LL COMPLETE

Eligible students will be partially funded by the Department of Trade, Employment and Training’s (DTET) Career Boost program. Student and Employer co-contribution fees are applicable as per below.

To earn your qualification, you'll demonstrate competency across 16 units:

  • 8 core units

  • 8 elective units

CORE UNITS

  • CPPSSI5047 Conduct GNSS surveys

  • CPPSSI5048 Conduct engineering surveys

  • CPPSSI5053 Perform complex surveying computations

  • CPPSSI5054 Perform geodetic surveying computations

  • CPPSSI5057 Conduct precision surveys

  • CPPSSI5058 Conduct geodetic surveys

  • CPPSSI5061 Survey subsurface utility information

  • CPPSSI5065 Design basic engineering structures

ELECTIVE UNITS

  • CPPSSI5032 Capture new spatial data

  • CPPSSI5050 Produce survey drawings

  • CPPSSI5051 Conduct identification surveys

  • CPPSSI5052 Integrate surveying datasets

  • CPPSSI5062 Conduct photogrammetric mapping

  • MEM23004 Apply technical mathematics

  • PSPLND002 Compile and check survey plans

  • BSBPMG430 Undertake project work

STUDENT SUPPORT

POLICIES

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STUDENT SURVEYS

Diploma of Surveying Traineeship

Eligible students must meet the following criteria:

  • be aged 15 years or older;

  • be a permanent Queensland resident;

  • be an Australian citizen or Australian permanent resident or a temporary resident with the right visa and work permits on the pathway to permanent residency, or a New Zealand citizen;

  • not be a school student;

  • be currently employed as a Queensland apprentice or trainee (under a registered training contract) in an eligible apprenticeship or traineeship qualification funded through this program;

  • not be enrolled in another DTET-funded qualification, even if it is on hold or deferred;

  • not have already completed two government-funded apprenticeship/traineeship qualifications (including SATs) within the last 10 years immediately preceding the individual’s enrolment.

EMPLOYER CO-CONTRIBUTION FEES

$7,679

The employer co-contribution fee is the contribution toward the cost of training and assessment. Payment plans may be available.

All enrolled students can access free, confidential counselling through Australian Counselling Services (ACS) at www.acscounselling.com.au. If you need support with personal, academic, or workplace challenges, you can also contact:

These services provide confidential support to help you maintain your wellbeing throughout your studies.

As part of Queensland Government funded training, you may receive surveys regarding:

  • Training experience

  • Student satisfaction

  • Employment outcomes

Participation is encouraged and assists in improving training services.

WHAT YOU’LL NEED

COMPLAINTS AND APPEALS

Students have the right to lodge complaints and appeals. Complaints may relate to:

  • Training

  • Assessment

  • Fees

  • Student services

  • Staff conduct

Complaints will be handled fairly, confidentially and promptly.

Students will need a USI Number, access to a computer (with video and audio capabilities), Microsoft Office or equivalent, internet access, a scientific calculator, and a mobile device for practical evidence collection.

This course requires that the student complete approximately 10-hours of self directed learning per week over and above the online training as well as their practical field work.

For more information, please contact the ITA Office on (02) 9129 6771 or info@ita-au.edu.au

To register your expression of interest for enrolment please click on the Express Your Interest box below.

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