Higher Engineering Tradesperson Sample Clauses

Higher Engineering Tradesperson. Where the training plan provides for the completion of a relevant AQF 4 qualification: Stage of Apprenticeship Entry, Exit and Progression Requirements Stage 1 Entry Nil entry requirements Exit There is no exit point at this stage. Stage 2 Entry An apprentice enters Stage 2: • on attainment of 25% of the total competency points for the relevant AQF Certificate IV qualification specified in the training plan ; or • 12 months* after commencing the apprenticeship; whichever is earlier. Exit There is no exit point at this stage. Stage 3 Entry An apprentice enters Stage 3: • on attainment of 50% of the total competency points for the relevant AQF Certificate IV qualification specified in the training plan; or • 12 months* after commencing Stage 2; whichever is earlier. Exit Upon the attainment of 75% of the total competency points for the relevant AQF Certificate IV qualification specified in the training plan and subject to clauses 4.2.6(j) and 4.2.6(m) an apprentice will exit with the relevant AQF Certificate III qualification.
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Higher Engineering Tradesperson. Where the training plan provides for the completion of a relevant AQF 4 qualification: Stage of Apprenticeship Entry, Exit and Progression Requirements Stage 1 Entry Nil entry requirements Exit There is no exit point at this stage. Stage 2 Entry An apprentice enters Stage 2: • on attainment of 25% of the total competency points for the relevant AQF Certificate IV qualification specified in the training plan ; or • 12 months* after commencing the apprenticeship; whichever is earlier. Exit There is no exit point at this stage. Stage 3 Entry An apprentice enters Stage 3: • on attainment of 50% of the total competency points for the relevant AQF Certificate IV qualification specified in the training plan; or • 12 months* after commencing Stage 2; whichever is earlier. Exit Upon the attainment of 75% of the total competency points for the relevant AQF Certificate IV qualification specified in the training plan an apprentice will exit with the relevant AQF Certificate III qualification. Stage 4 Entry An apprentice enters Stage 4: • on attainment of 75% of the total competency points for the relevant AQF Certificate IV qualification specified in the training plan or • 12 months* after commencing Stage 3 whichever is earlier. Exit Upon the attainment of 100% of the total competency points for the relevant AQF Certificate IV qualification specified in the training plan an apprentice will exit with the relevant AQF Certificate IV qualification
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Higher Engineering Tradesperson. Where the training plan provides for the completion of a relevant AQF 4 qualification: Stage of Apprenticeship Entry, Exit and Progression Requirements Stage 1 Entry Nil entry requirements Exit There is no exit point at this stage. Stage 2 Entry An apprentice enters Stage 2: on attainment of 25% of the total competency points for the relevant AQF Certificate IV qualification specified in the training plan ; or 12 months* after commencing the apprenticeship; whichever is earlier. Exit There is no exit point at this stage.
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Higher Engineering Tradesperson. An Engineering Tradesperson - Special Class Level II works above and beyond a tradesperson at C8 and to the level of his/her skills, competence and training performs work within the scope of this level.
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