Certificate III in Glass and Glazing

Course Overview

This qualification prepares students for a trade career in the glass and glazing industry. It focuses on the installation, repair, and replacement of glass in residential, commercial, and industrial settings, including windows, doors, facades, and specialised glazing systems.

Course Description

• Develops practical glazing skills for construction and furnishing
• Develops practical glazing skills for construction and furnishing
• Focus on safe and efficient work practices
• Includes installation, repair, and glass handling techniques

Entry Requirements

• No formal entry requirements
• Must meet physical and safety requirements for trade work
• Construction induction (White Card) required for site-based work
• Provider may set additional requirements

Delivery Modes

This course is delivered through a combination of classroom-based learning and practical workshop training. Students develop hands-on skills in real or simulated workplace environments to ensure competency aligned with industry standards.

Course Completion

To achieve this qualification, students must demonstrate competency in all 27 units of competency, including 5 core and 22 elective units. Successful completion results in a nationally recognised trade qualification under the Australian Qualifications Framework.

Assessment

Assessment is competency-based and includes practical demonstrations, workplace tasks, and project-based assessments. Students must demonstrate their ability to perform glazing tasks safely and effectively in real or simulated environments.

Course Structure

• Total of 27 Units of Competency
• 5 Core Units (mandatory)
• 22 Elective Units
• Units selected based on job role and industry requirements

English Competency Requirement

• Basic English reading and communication skills required
• Ability to understand safety procedures and technical instructions
• Ability to communicate effectively in a workplace environment

Pathway and Further Studies

• Certificate IV in Glass and Glazing
• Certificate IV in Building and Construction
• Advanced trade and supervisory pathways

Employement Pathway

Core Courses

• HLTAID011 - Provide first aid
• MSFGG2014 - Cut thin glass by hand
• MSFGG2015 - Process glass by basic machines
• MSFGG3039 - Manually move glass
• MSFGN2001 - Make measurements and calculations
• MSMENV272 - Participate in environmentally sustainable work practices
• MSMSUP102 - Communicate in the workplace
• MSMSUP106 - Work in a team

Electives

Educore Institute has determined that the units below will be offered in the delivery of this program. The selection of units has been based on meeting local industry needs and confirmation of the availability of Educore Institute resources, equipment and teaching staff, with the relevant vocational competence.

• MSMWHS200 - Work safely
• BSBWHS411 - Implement and monitor WHS policies, procedures and programs to meet legislative requirements
• MSFGG4017 - Apply standards and codes of practice for the glass and glazing industry
• MSFGN3001 - Read and interpret work documents
• MEM30031A - Operate computer-aided design (CAD) system to produce basic drawing elements
• CPCCCM2006 - Apply basic levelling procedures
• MSFGG3028 - Select, cut and process materials for glazing products
• MSFGG3031 - Cut thick glass
• MSFGG3032 - Mirror glass
• MSFGG2016 - Assemble glazing products
• MSFGG3029 - Assess glass and glazing requirements
• MSFGG3033 - Install shower screens
• MSFGG3034 - Install residential windows and doors
• MSFGN3006 - Estimate and cost job
• MSFGG4019 - Manage glass and glazing industry production scheduling