Certificate III In Locksmithing

About this Course

Study Plan

Study Plan

Stage 1

Unit Code	Title
D3655	Participate In Environmentally Sustainable Work Practices
W5418	Interpret Technical Drawing
W5449	Perform Computations
W5492	Perform Engineering Measurements
W5502	Apply Principles Of Occupational Health And Safety In The Work Environment
W5563	Use Hand Tools
W5574	Use Power Tools/Hand Held Operations
W5662	Produce Keys
W5663	Assemble And Test Lock Mechanisms
W5667	Maintain And Service Mechanical Locking Devices

Stage 2

Unit Code	Title
W5451	Organise And Communicate Information
W5452	Interact With Computing Technology
W5531	Apply Quality Procedures
W5552	Assist In The Provision Of On The Job Training
W5657	Gain Entry And Reinstate Automotive Locking Systems
W5659	Service And Repair Mechanical Automotive Locking Systems
W5660	Service Automotive Transponder Systems
W5664	Install And Upgrade Locks And Hardware
W5665	Gain Entry
W5666	Install And Maintain Door Control Devices/Systems
W5668	Plan And Prepare A Masterkey System
W5669	Develop And Implement A Masterkey System

Stage 3

Unit Code	Title
D1442	Maintain And Service Security Equipment And System
D1448	Provide Estimate And Quote On Security System
W5364	Perform Operational Maintenance Of Machines/Equipment
W5512	Plan To Undertake A Routine Task
W5513	Plan A Complete Activity
W5532	Apply Quality Systems
W5542	Report Technical Information
W5548	Work With Others In A Manufacturing, Engineering Or Related Environment
W5550	Assist In Development And Deliver Training In The Workplace
W5658	Service And Repair Fire And Security Containers
W5661	Perform A Site Security Survey
W5670	Gain Entry And Reinstate Fire And Security Containers

Fees

These fees are estimates only for students enrolling in government funded courses in 2016 on a full time basis.

The indicative fees for a course may differ between training providers due to the units they have included in the course outline. These differences generally result from adapting courses to meet local industry needs. The actual cost of a course will also vary if different electives are chosen by the student.

Nominal hours are not hours of training or instruction. They are used to determine course fees and subsidy levels to reflect the cost to deliver quality training.

Fees have been quoted on the basis of 2016 fee rates only. These are expected to change in 2017.​ Other charges may apply.

Indicative Tuition Fees in 2016​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​.​​​​​​​​

Course Fee Summary

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Enrolment Type​	Tuition/Course Fee​	Resource Fee	​Concession  Fee	Total Fee
General Training	-	-	​Check your eligibility​	-
​Apprentice/Trainee	-	-	Check your eligibility	-

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Location and Availability

Course Location

Campus	Availability
Automotive Technology Ski	S1
Automotive Technology Ski	S2
Automotive Technology Ski	Y

Legend
Y:	All Year
S1:	Semester 1
S2:	Semester 2

Entrance Requirements

For entry into for some courses you may need an existing lower-level qualification. For other courses, you may need to demonstrate that you meet a certain level of communication and maths skills.

To discover the most up-to-date entrance requirements for this course before you apply, visit State Training Admissions.

Alternatively contact us directly.

International students:
For information about entrance requirements and how to apply for a South Metropolitan TAFE course, please visit our international section or contact us at international.students@smatfe.wa.edu.au ​​

Entrance Requirements

Disclaimer

Information contained within South Metropolitan TAFE's Course Catalogue is maintained frequently, however be aware there may be situations where data listed doesn't reflect the most current information for the course.

If you wish to confirm the accuracy of any of the information listed, please contact us.​

Domestic full time students:

Course fees are made up of two components, tuition fees and resource fees.

Fees may vary depending on the units you are enrolled in so an approximate amount has been shown. You will be given the exact amount of your fees at enrolment. Part time student fees will vary depending on the number of units you are enrolled in. Please note, you may also need to buy textbooks or equipment for your course.

Tuition fees:

these fees apply to all qualifications - including apprenticeships and traineeships - except access and bridging courses. Please note that you may be eligible for a concession on tuition fees. Please contact the Institute for concession categories. 

Resource fees:

this fee covers the cost of materials and consumables provided by South Metropolitan TAFE. Resource fees vary depending on the content of the course. Some courses such as marine studies, fishing operations, horticulture and outdoor recreation, incur high resource fees.​​

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