Young Women in Constuction – Certificate I in Construction

Young Women in Constuction – Certificate I in Construction

Duration

16 weeks – 2 days per week

Starting Date

TBC (November 2026)

Location

Townsville or Toowoomba

Fees and Funding

Fully funded course

Overview

Get set for work with a Certificate I in Construction.

This no-cost program is designed for young women to explore a career in the construction industry, providing you with mentoring and life-skills coaching as well as foundational skills that will help you take the next step in the industry, including an Apprenticeship or work as a Trades Assistant.

Covering the essentials, like work health and safety requirements, you’ll also learn how to use construction tools, measure, read plans and much more. Trade-qualified teachers will support you to understand what it’s like to work in occupations in the construction industry, like carpentry, bricklaying and painting.

This 16-week program is due to begin in November 2026. Express your interest via the form below and we’ll let you know when the dates are confirmed.

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What You’ll Learn in this course

Who can join the program?

To be eligible to take part in the Get Set for Work Program you must:

  • Be between 15 and 24 years of age
  • Be a Queensland resident
  • Have left school or be struggling with school attendance.
  • Not have taken part in a Skilling Queenslanders for Work (SQW) program previously

What's Involved?

  • Practical Construction Skills
  • Try a trade days
  • Personalised mentoring
  • Employer engagement and site visits days
  • Team Building workshops

 

You'll finish the course with an Accredited Certificate I in Construction. Lunch provided and transport assistance available if required.

This Skilling Queenslanders for Work project is proudly funded by the Queensland Government

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