Certificate I in Furnishing
This entry-level qualification covers basic skills for the furnishing industry. It includes taking measurements, communicating at work, working in a team, following safety procedures and caring for the environment. People who have done some basic furnishing work could have this experience counted through RPL.
- TRAINING PACKAGE
- MSF Furnishing
- SUPERSEDES
- MSF10113 Certificate I in Furnishing (equivalent)
WHO IT'S FOR
People starting out in furniture or furnishing work who want a first qualification for entry-level jobs or further study.
TYPICAL JOB ROLES
- Furnishing assistant
- Factory hand
- Furniture production assistant
- Workshop hand
Qualification structure
8 units in total. At least 1 MSF-coded unit from the list below. Up to 2 additional units from the list below or any endorsed training package or accredited course. These units must be relevant to the work role as outlined in the qualification description above and must not duplicate the outcome of other units used.
Core units
5 units- MSMENV272Participate in environmentally sustainable work practices
- MSMOPS101Make measurements
- MSMSUP102Communicate in the workplace
- MSMSUP106Work in a team
- MSMWHS100Follow WHS procedures
Elective units
8 units- CUADES201Follow a design process
- CUADES301Explore the use of colour
- MSFFP2011Use timber furnishing construction techniques
- MSFFP2013Use basic artwork framing techniques
- MSFFP2014Use basic finishing techniques on timber furniture
- MSFFP2015Use basic upholstery techniques
- MSFFP2016Construct a basic roll-up blind
- MSFSS3005Assemble non-security and security screens and grilles
EVIDENCE YOU'LL NEED
- Resume showing your work history
- Reference letters from employers
- Photos or videos of jobs you've done
- Payslips or employment contracts
LICENSING
No licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to this qualification at the time of publication.
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