Advance Your Civil Construction Career With RPL

The Civil Construction Sector is a promising place to be in Australia. Currently in a long term growth phase, the industry is forecast to boom into the next decade. Job security, flexible career growth and an attractive salary are just a handful of the benefits to expect in this rewarding field of work.

If you’re ready to take the next step in your civil construction career, we offer a number of certifications that can be achieved through recognition of prior learning (RPL). This assessment process uses the skills and experience you’ve gained in the field to fast track your next qualification.

Which qualification will help to advance your career?

Let’s take a closer look at the qualifications offered by Skills Certified Australia’s partner RTOs and explore how they can boost your career prospects.

Advance your career with a Certificate

A career in Civil Construction is flexible, with a range of opportunities and avenues for growth. A Certificate III or IV will qualify your skills and support your next career move.

Certificate III in Civil Construction – RII30920

Offered by Construction Training College (RTO: 32512), Noble Training (RTO: 41488) and All States Training (RTO: 32577)

This qualification is relevant to professionals seeking growth in areas of Civil Construction, Timber Bridge Construction and Maintenance, Tunnel Construction, Road Construction and Maintenance, Pipe Laying, and Bituminous Surfacing Bridge Construction and Maintenance. This Certificate will qualify your theoretical knowledge and support a range of skills developed in a varied work context. It’s a great stepping stone for future study and higher levels of qualification.

Certificate III in Civil Construction Plant Operations – RII30820

Offered by HS Business School (RTO: 32493), Noble Training (RTO: 41488), Career Skills Australia (RTO: 45254) and All States Training (RTO: 32577)

If you’re a skilled operator working on a civil construction plant, this Cert III will help to establish your career as a qualified plant operator. If you’re currently developing skills in operating plant equipment and working on civil infrastructure projects, you can certify your skills with this qualification and prepare for the next step in your career.

Certificate IV in Civil Construction Supervision – RII40715

Offered by Construction Training College (RTO: 32512)

This qualification will advance your skills and prepare you for work as a Construction Site Supervisor. If your current role involves working in teams and supervising construction projects, a Cert IV will formally qualify you and establish a strong foundation for further study in Civil Construction.

Ready to take the next step?

If you’re ready to make the most of a promising career in Civil Construction, get started on the RPL process today and get your skills and experience certified. What can RPL do for you? Read more about the benefits here.

Do you qualify for an RPL assessment? We recommend taking our fast and free skills check to find out. If you’re ready to get started or interested in finding out more, chat to our team atSkills Certified Australia on 13 17 75 orcontact us online.

FAQ'S

Is Civil Construction a good job?

The Civil Construction industry has a promising future in Australia, backed by strong job security, enhanced growth opportunities and rewarding career outcomes.

Do jobs in Civil Construction pay well?

Civil Construction jobs offer an attractive earning potential. Salaries vary depending on the level of experience, with the most experienced workers earning upwards of $100,000 annually.

What job roles exist in Civil Construction?

Roles in Civil Construction include Site Hands, Plant Operators, Leading Hands, Road and Bridge Constructors and Project Managers. Civil Construction is a flexible industry with a variety of career opportunities.

How do I get into Civil Construction in Australia?

You can enter the Civil Construction industry at various levels of experience, however you don’t need a University Degree or formal qualification to get started. You can undertake Civil Construction as a trade or traineeship to learn new skills and gain experience in the field. You can then seek qualification through RPL assessment.