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Enrolment Form Enrolment Form - RTO Number 1982 Painters Registration Trade Test Student Name: Date: MPDA Member Number: Unique Student Identifier (USI) From 1 st January 2015 each student will need

1 Enrolment Form Enrolment Form - RTO Number 1982 Painters Registration Trade Test Student Name: Date: MPDA Member Number: Unique Student Identifier (USI) From 1 st January 2015 each student will need a Unique Student Identifier (USI) to obtain their Certificate or Statement of Attainment from their registered training origination, when studying nationally recognised training in Australia. What is a USI? The Unique Student Identifier or USI is a reference number made up of 10 numbers and letters that: creates a secure online record of your recognised training and qualifications gained in Australia, even from different training organisations will give you access to your training records and transcripts (available in late 2016) can be accessed online, anytime and anywhere is free and easy to create and stays with you for life Visit the website ( to obtain a USI or for more information. Location of Course Maylands Campus ( Caledonian Avenue, Maylands WA 6051) Entry Requirements for this course: Certificate III in Painting and Decorating or a relevant superseded qualification that equates to the CPC30611 Highlight Pen (Yellow or Light Green) STATIONERY TO BE PURCHASED BY STUDENT Calculator Fine Nib Colour Pen (Red, Green, Blue & Black) Lead Pencils 1 x 2H & 1 x HB A4 Notebook Correction Tape Eraser Want More Information? For further information on training and assessment at MPA Skills please download the Student Handbook from our website. If you have any queries regarding enrolment and training please call training administration on our team is happy to assist. Qualifications will be issued within 30 calendar days on condition that all fees have been paid and a USI number has been supplied X:\Skill Centre\Website\Advanced Training\2018\PAINTING\PRC Trade Test - Enrolment Form v1.docx 17-Jan-18 1:27 PM

2 Building Commission Practical Trade Assessment Information Sheet Course Requirements Participants are required to supply their own PPE, pens, paper and calculator. Safety Clothing & Footwear Trade quality shirt or polo (100% cotton drill approx 190gsm) Trade quality pants (100% cotton drill approx 310gsm) Steel capped work boots (AS/NZS 2210) - in good condition Purpose of Test The purpose of completing a Building Commission Practical Trade Assessment is to provide evidence to the Board that a person has proficiency to the level as prescribed by the Building Commission. This assessment is usually required of those who have not completed an apprenticeship in this industry, however believe that they have acquired the equivalent practical experience. Assessors Assessors who conduct the Building Commission assessment are qualified tradespersons in their own right. They have many years of experience in the industry and are qualified to Certificate IV in Assessment & Workplace Training (BSZ40198) or equivalent. Tools You may either bring your own tools, brushes, rollers, etc. or you may choose to use the Registered Training Organisation s tools and equipment, which are to trade standard. Materials All paints and sundry items required for the assessment will be supplied by the Registered Training Organisation. Proof of Identity Prior to commencing the assessment, proof of your identity will be required. Either, presentation of a driver s license with your photograph, passport or Statutory Declaration is acceptable. Results At the completion of the assessment, the assessor will provide you with his/her observations. This will be provided verbally. A written report with the assessment results will be sent to the Building Commission. A copy of the report can be mailed to you upon request. Building Commission Appeal Process There is an appeal process when the candidate disagrees with the assessor s findings. The candidate will be required to lodge a formal written appeal direct to the PRB. Re-Sit If the Board does not feel you are competent, you may re-sit the assessment at a future time. It is suggested that you obtain more experience or training in the areas you are deemed not competent prior to re-attempting the assessment. Contents of Assessment There are fifteen (15) competencies in the assessment and they are all considered Essential. You will be required to demonstrate competence for all the competencies as listed below: PAINT REMOVAL Your knowledge of various tools and equipment used in the industry to remove paint will be assessed. You should be able to identify them, describe technique when used, state some of the advantages and disadvantages between them, and list any safety procedures necessary when in use. PAINTING SKILLS You will be required to paint either a ceiling or wall using a water-based product by brush and roller. Your ability to prepare the surface, cut-in and apply 1 coat by roller will be assessed. Factors such as accurate cutting-in skills, roller application technique will be observed. It will be important that no misses, runs, sags, roller marks or thick edges are visible. Protection of surrounding surfaces is important. PATCHING EXERCISE You will be required to mix an interior filler to its correct consistency to repair a small to medium size hole, crack, or dent. Your preparation of the damaged area prior to filling, appropriate abrasive to smooth the filler when dry and your knowledge of exterior fillers will be assessed. PAINTING A WINDOW (1 side)

3 You will be assessed as to the selection of brush size used, application technique, and procedure used to apply an oilbased coating to a window. No runs, sags, misses or lap marks should be visible. PAINTING DOOR FRAME (1 side) You will be assessed as to the selection of brush size used, application technique, and procedure used to apply an oilbased coating to a door frame. No runs, sags, misses or lap marks should be visible. PAINTING DOOR (Flush Panel Brush ONLY) You will be assessed as to the selection of brush size used, application technique, thinning of paint, to apply gloss enamel coating to a flush panel door and its edge. Only a brush may be used for this competency. No runs, sags, misses or lap marks, thick edges on face of door should be visible. PAINT GUTTER/FASCIA (2 colours Wet-on-Wet) You will be assessed as to how you erect an appropriate scaffold to prepare and apply gloss enamel, to a length of gutter and fascia, two-tone. Your selection of brush, abrasive and your neat cutting in with no evidence of runs, sags, misses or lap marks will be assessed. STAINING OF TIMBER You will be required to prepare a raw timber surface prior to applying a stain. Your selection of abrasive and method of removing timber faults prior to applying the stain will be considered as well as method of applying stain. Following application of stain with no evidence of timber imperfections, misses, or the obliteration of the grain should be evident. The stain should be of even colour and intensity over the entire surface. HEALTH AND SAFETY The assessor will observe your consciousness to safety and cleaning up of equipment during the assessment. This includes your dress, footwear and any protective equipment you use during the assessment. You may be asked some questions about types of protective equipment available for the painting industry. COLOUR MATCHING You will be required to colour match (by eye) an amount of white water-based paint to a colour selected from a colour chart. The tinter(s) you select and the satisfactory achievement of the match will be assessed. It is important that you do not waste paint during the process such as over tinting and then having to add more white paint. The colour match will be assessed when it has dried. Questions about your knowledge of paint bases will be asked. SURFACE PREPARATION & COATINGS SYSTEMS You will be verbally questioned as to your knowledge of the appropriate preparation required and first coat of paint you would apply to a number of new surfaces commonly found in a building. DECORATIVE FINISHES You will be asked to visually identify a variety of decorative finishes common in the painting industry. If you are able to describe how they are applied or achieved it would be advantageous. TEXTURE Your knowledge of texture coatings will be assessed particularly in relation to the methods of application possible. Included will be questions about preparation and sealer coats required for a variety of surfaces. AIRLESS SPRAY Your knowledge of airless spraying will be assessed particularly in relation to safety issues with this type of spraying and type of pumps available. You should be able to identify the main components of the machine, and explain the priming procedure. Your knowledge of spraying procedures, maintenance and tip coding will be assessed. You will be required to set-up, operate and shut-down a machine. Your knowledge of other types of spraying systems used in the industry will be also considered. WALLPAPER Your knowledge of wallpapering will be assessed from a supervisor position. You will be asked to explain what preparation procedures you would follow for a variety of new and pre-painted surfaces prior to applying wallpaper. Your ability to describe methods of wall covering removal techniques will be assessed. You will be asked what critical aspects you would look for to determine whether a wall covering project has been completed to a professional standard.

4 Please choose which course date you would like to enrol in by ticking one of the boxes below. PRC Trade Test 2018 Full Time (8.00am to 4.00pm) 5 April 6 April 28 June 29 June 1 November 2 November 1 Day Course (8hrs) Units Fees Member Rate Trade Test $600 N/A INVOICE Please note we will invoice the student one month prior the course commencing. If you would like the invoice addressed to a company instead of the enrolled student please complete the below. Invoices must be paid prior to commencing training. A cancellation fee may be charged where we are not given 10 working days notice prior to the start date. INVOICE THIS SECTION MUST CONTAIN COMPANY S DETAILS Name: (COMPANY) Billing Address Contact Person Suburb Phone Person responsible for accounts Purchase Order Number if required: I, am duly authorised officer of and hereby (company name) authorize MPA Skills to invoice with course registration fees relating (company name) (student name). Signed: Date: Our preferred payment method is online BSB: Account Number: Account Name: Reference: MPA Skills Displayed on your invoice (you must have an invoice number before you can make a payment)

5 PERSONAL DETAILS Tradespersons licence No: Gas Permit No: Gas Permit Expiry: Surname: Given Name: Middle Name: Date of Birth: / / USI number: Gender: Male Female: City of Birth: Mobile: Home: Work: Address: Preferred Contact Method: post Name of Emergency Contact Person: Emergency Contact Number: Relationship to you: Residential Address: Suburb: State: Postcode: Postal Address: if different to above Have you applied for a course at training with MPA Skills in the last 12 months? Yes No LANGUAGE AND CULTUAL DIVERSITY Are you of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander origin? No Yes, Aboriginal Yes, Torres Strait Islander Both Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander In which country were you born? Australia Other please specify: Are you a permanent resident? Yes No If no: Visa number: Language spoken at home: How well do you speak English at home? Very Well Well Not very well Not at all EMPLOYMENT STATUS Of the following categories, which BEST describes your current employment status? (Tick ONE box only) Full-time employee Employed unpaid worker in a family business Part-time employee Unemployed seeking full time work Self-employed not employing others Unemployed seeking part-time work Employer Unemployed not seeking employment HOW DID YOU HEAR ABOUT MPA SKILLS Friend or Relative MPA Associations / Industry Event Newspaper Word of Mouth Master Plumbers / Masters Painters Journal Co-worker in the Trade Internet Search Employer / Work Experience Trade Representative or Trade store Other Please specify: MEDICAL HISTORY Do you consider yourself to have a disability, impairment or long-term condition? Yes No If you indicated the presence of a disability, impairment or long-term condition, please select the area(s) in the list: Hearing/deaf Learning Vision Physical Mental Illness Medical condition Intellectual Acquired brain impairment Other Do you need special assistance or equipment to work or complete your studies? Yes No If so what special assistance is required?

6 PREVIOUS QUALIFICATIONS ACHIEVED Have you undertaken further studies? If yes, tick any applicable boxes Yes No Bachelor Degree or Higher Degree Certificate III (or Trade Certificate) Advanced Diploma or Associate Certificate II Degree Diploma or Associate Diploma Certificate I Certificate IV (or Advanced Certificate) Certificates other than listed I authorise MPA Skills to use all media and photographic images taken of me while attending MPA Skills for training. I am aware that media and photographs may be used for promotional material and on the website. Yes No Schooling Tick the level achieved: In which year did you complete that school level? Year 12 Year 11 Year 10 Year 9 Year 8 What is the main reason for undertaking this course? To get a job For interest or personal development To start a different career Extra skills/ requirement of my current job To start a different career To get into another course at TAFE or University To improve my career Other (please specify): Citizenship Status Are you an Australian Citizen: Yes If No, Visa Type: Visa No: Visa Expiry Passport Number: TERMS AND CONDITIONS Cancellations & Refunds All cancellations must be in writing to MPA Skills Head Office, preferably on the Course Cancellation form which is available from training reception or on our website. It is the responsibility of the participants to confirm that their written cancellation has been received. Cancellations received fourteen (14) or more days prior to course commencement will receive a full refund. Cancellations received between thirteen (13) and one (1) day prior to commencement of the course will receive a refund less the cancellation fee of $ Participants who do not cancel their enrolment and fail to attend the course for which they are enrolled remain liable for the full course fees. Please note: Cancellation and postponement of course in this instance has the same meaning. FAX, MAIL, OR PERSONALLY DELIVER THE ENROLMENT FORM TO THE MAYLANDS OFFICE 108 Caledonian Ave Maylands WA 6051 PO Box 126 Maylands WA 6931 Maylands Campus Telephone: (08) Facsimile: (08) advancedtraining@mpaskills.com.au PRIVACY STATEMENT From 1 January 2015, MPA Skills can be prevented from issuing you with a nationally recognised VET qualification or statement of attainment when you complete your course if you do not have a Unique Student Identifier (USI). If you have not yet obtained a USI you can apply for it directly at You must declare that you have read the privacy information at and that you have also read and consent to the collection, use and disclosure of your personal information pursuant to the information detailed at Information collected by MPA Skills during a participant s enrolment and attendance will be used for the purposes of general student administration, identification, communication, State and Commonwealth agencies and research organisations. MPA Skills is bound by the Australian Privacy Principles via the Privacy Act, 1988 and is committed to safeguarding personal information it may hold at any time in respect of any individual, in accordance with the requirements of those principles. I have read and agree to the above conditions and I confirm that the information provided in this form is true and correct. If you are under 18 years of age, please ensure your parent/guardian signs this form. Participants Name: Signature: Date: / / Parent/Guardian Name: Signature: Date: / / NOTE: Enrolment may be subject to the receipt of relevant documentation and/or a successful interview (if applicable)

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