Construction & Civil
courses.

This page lists 5 qualifications: CPC30220 — Certificate III in Carpentry; CPC31320 — Certificate III in Wall and Floor Tiling; CPC40120 — Certificate IV in Building and Construction (Building); RII50520 — Diploma of Civil Construction Design; RII60520 — Advanced Diploma of Civil Construction Design. Open an individual page to compare its focus and enquire about current availability.

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