South Australia Trade Contractors Course Part 2 Option 4

This course is 100% Online with a focus on theory and no practicals reqiured to complete this course, you will work through modules for each unit.

• No exams
• No final assessments
• Bite size modules that make up the unit requirements
• No restrictions on resubmission if you get a question wrong
• Support from our friendly trainers

The course is developed for clients who need to self pace due to work commitments, time constraints and other responsibilities. You can work onj this course at a part time or full time capacity, your completion time will reflect how often you are working in this course.

To meet the business knowledge and experience requirements to be granted a contractor licence the applicant or in the case of a body corporate, a director, must complete the following units:

• BSBESB403 Plan finances for new business ventures
• BSBESB402 Establish legal and risk management requirements of new business ventures.

Upon completion a statement of attainment will be issued for application purposes

Once someone obtains their South Australian (SA) Trade Contractor’s Licence, several career opportunities open up, including:

1. Self-employment as a Trade Contractor: With a license, one can start their own business and offer services directly to clients. This can include work in areas like plumbing, carpentry, electrical work, painting, and more, depending on their qualifications.
2. Subcontracting: Licensed contractors can work as subcontractors for larger construction companies, developers, or other contractors who need specialized trades for specific projects.
3. Project Management: With experience, licensed contractors can move into roles that focus on overseeing larger construction or renovation projects, managing other trades, and ensuring quality control.
4. Specialization and Niche Markets: A contractor’s license allows for specialization in niche fields such as renewable energy (solar installation), air conditioning, or high-end custom carpentry, which can lead to premium contracts and projects.
5. Work on Larger Projects: With a license, contractors can bid for and work on larger and more complex projects that require licensed professionals, expanding opportunities to commercial and industrial jobs, in addition to residential work.
6. Government and Council Projects: Having a contractor’s license qualifies one to bid for government projects, such as public infrastructure maintenance, school renovations, or council housing developments.
7. Partnerships with Real Estate and Property Developers: Licensed contractors can collaborate with property developers for ongoing work, including new builds, renovations, or maintenance contracts.
8. Maintenance Contracts: Opportunities also arise in establishing recurring contracts for ongoing maintenance work with businesses, property managers, or government agencies.
9. Mentoring and Training: Experienced contractors may take on apprentices or trainees, contributing to industry education while building a team to expand their business.

Overall, the SA Trade Contractor’s Licence opens doors to greater professional autonomy, the ability to legally expand into new areas of construction and renovation, and opportunities to scale up a business.