TasTAFE
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Become a qualified glazier with hands-on training in glass and aluminium product manufacturing, processing, and installation. This Certificate III apprenticeship prepares you for careers in residential and commercial glazing across Tasmania.
There are no formal entry requirements for this qualification. However, you must be at least 16 years old to enrol at TasTAFE. As this qualification is offered as an Australian Apprenticeship, you must be employed by a suitable industry-specific employer. Before being offered a place, a TasTAFE team member will contact you to discuss course alignment with your goals and ensure you understand the course requirements. It is recommended that you have access to a computer with reliable internet connection, though TasTAFE provides computers for student use during business hours.
The course covers core competencies including first aid provision, hand glass cutting, glass processing with basic machines, manual glass movement, workplace measurements and calculations, environmental sustainability practices, workplace communication, and teamwork. Elective units allow specialisation in areas such as scaffolding, working at heights, elevated work platform operation, residential and commercial window/door installation, mirror and glass splashback installation, shower screen installation, structural glazing, and commercial reglazing. Students also learn to read and interpret work documents, operate various machinery, and apply work health and safety requirements specific to the construction industry.
TasTAFE is Tasmania's leading vocational education and training provider with extensive industry connections and campus facilities across the state. The institution offers recognised Australian Apprenticeship pathways with flexible study options, comprehensive student support services, and recognition of prior learning. TasTAFE's experienced instructors deliver practical, workplace-focused training that meets current industry standards and employer requirements.
Upon completion, you will be qualified to work as a professional glazier in residential and commercial settings. Career opportunities include positions as a Glazier, Flat Glass Worker, or Fitter. You may work for glazing companies, construction firms, or establish your own glazing business. The skills acquired provide pathways to further qualifications in construction trades and management roles within the glazing and construction industries.
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