MIT Certificate in Carpentry (Level 4)

The students will graduate having further developed the:
Ability to find, research and apply technical knowledge.
Knowledge of building sequence, logistics and operations.
Ability to communicate technical and operational information.
Basic but adequate technical knowledge of building materials.
Ability to apply mathematical and visual thinking to building tasks.
Ability to be accurate when carrying out tasks.
Ability to solve problems in building processes.
Ability to consider, explore and develop solutions.
Ability to produce outcomes that are durable, reliable, efficient and economic.
Knowledge of the requirements of the relevant acts, regulations, standards and specifications.
Range of capabilities and sensitivities that enhance the graduates' employment and career prospects within the building industry.

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