39225QLD-2
Diploma of Interior Technology (incorporating 39224QLD Certificate IV in Residential Interior Technology)
Program CRICOS Number: Diploma: 065359J, Certificate IV: 065358K
This Diploma is competency based and has been structured to build on previous learning experience. It is therefore necessary to complete the program in the specified sequence. It provides vocational training in the theoretical and practical aspects of Interior Design for students who wish to enter the industry as a technician. It develops practical skills in planning and undertaking refurbishments based on an interior designer’s concept. The program covers design sketches, construction methodology, manual and computer-generated technical drawings, presentation of design concepts to clients and selection of materials, colour schemes, fabrics, furniture, fixtures and finishes.
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Career Opportunities
Interior Technician
Entry Criteria
Students must be 18 years of age, or turning 18 years of age within their first year of study
and
English Proficiency: IELTS 5.5 (with no individual band less than 5.0) or TOEFL 530 or ISLPR 2+
and
School Leavers must have completed Year 12 or equivalent with a Sound Achievement in English and Mathematics A
or
Non school-leavers are selected according to eligibility and merit, vocational experience, previous study and personal competencies
and
English Proficiency: IELTS 5.5 (with no individual band less than 5.0) or TOEFL 530 or ISLPR 2+
and
School Leavers must have completed Year 12 or equivalent with a Sound Achievement in English and Mathematics A
or
Non school-leavers are selected according to eligibility and merit, vocational experience, previous study and personal competencies
Program Articulation
Students graduating with the Diploma of Interior Technology who are accepted into University to study the Degree programs in Interior Design may gain some credit based on the presentation of a folio of their work.
Program Duration
Full Time 72 weeks
Certificate IV in Residential Interior Technology: 36 teaching weeks
Diploma of Interior Technology: 36 teaching weeks
Certificate IV in Residential Interior Technology: 36 teaching weeks
Diploma of Interior Technology: 36 teaching weeks
Program Award
Diploma
Certificate IV
Certificate IV
Recognition of Prior Learning
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is a process where a student may be granted credit or partial credit towards a qualification in recognition of skills and knowledge gained through work experience, life experience and/or formal training.
Standard course cost will be charged for units of study/courses credited via RPL.
For additional information relating to RPL for this program, please contact:
The RPL Co-ordinator
13 72 48
rplcoordinator@southbank.edu.au
Venue
- Southbank Campus
How to Apply
Contact Southbank International Services:
Email: sbit.international@southbank.edu.au
Mail: Locked Mail Bag 111
South Brisbane QLD 4101
Australia
Telephone: +(617) 3244 5100
Facsimile: +(617) 3244 5588
Applications Close
There is only one intake per year, in February. Applications can be made at any time prior to the commencement of the program.
Cost
$20,000.00
Certificate IV in Residential Interior Technology: $10210 (750 Hours)
Diploma of Interior Technology: $9790 (710 Hours)
Please note: textbooks and/or equipment must be purchased in addition. Materials will cost approximately $500 across the 2 years.
For Additional Information
| Location: | International |
| Telephone: | +617 3244 5100 |
| Facsimile: | +617 3244 5588 |
| Address | |
| In Person: | Southbank Campus Level 1, C Block 66 Ernest Street South Brisbane |
| Mail: | Southbank International Services Locked Mail Bag 111 SOUTH BRISBANE QLD 4101 AUSTRALIA |
| Email: | sbit.international@deta.qld.gov.au |
| Find us at: | www.sbi.net.au |
Course Outline
| CERTIFICATE IV IN RESIDENTIAL INTERIOR TECHNOLOGY (Semesters 1 and 2) SEMESTER 1: | Course Code | Course Name |
| ITCON401A | Identify the Materials and Methods Involved in Constructing a Residential Building |
| BDWDG401A | Produce Working Drawings of Single Level Residential Dwellings |
| ITDES401A | Apply Design Principles to Residential Situations |
| BDPRE401A | Use Sketching Presentation Techniques to Communicate Design Concepts |
| BDCAD401A | Produce Technical Drawings to Architectural Conventions Using CAD Software |
| CUVDES01A | Apply Colour Theory in Response to a Brief |
| IDC101A | Specify Decorative Finishes for Residential Interiors |
| SEMESTER 2: | Course Code | Course Name |
| ITCON402A | Identify the Materials and Methods Involved in Renovating a Residential Building |
| ITWDG401A | Produce Technical Detail Drawings for Residential Renovations |
| BDDES401A | Provide Design Solutions for Small Residential Living Units |
| BDPRE402A | Create Technically Projected Views of Architectural/Interior Design Concepts |
| BDCAD402A | Produce Complex Architectural Digital Drawings of Residential Buildings |
| ITEMT401A | Research and Evaluate the Impact of Emerging Technologies on the Interior Design Industry |
| BDPRO401A | Complete a Residential Project |
| IDC104A | Specify Fixtures, Fittings and Finishes for Residential Interiors |
| DIPLOMA OF INTERIOR TECHNOLOGY (Semesters 3 and 4) SEMESTER 3: | Course Code | Course Name |
| ITCON501A | Identify the Materials and Methods Involved in a Commercial (Non-Retail) Fit-Out |
| ITWDG501A | Produce Construction Drawings of a Fit-Out Within a Commercial (Non-Retail) Building |
| ITDES501A | Provide Design Solutions for Small Office Fit-Outs |
| BDESD501A | Apply Sustainable Building Design Principles |
| BDCAD501A | Create Digital 3D Models of Architectural/Interior Environments |
| BDCAD502A | Digitally Render 3D Model to Photo-Realistic Quality |
| BDPRO501A | Complete a Commercial Project |
| BDPRE501A | Create Complex Presentation Views of Architectural and Interior Designs |
| SEMESTER 4: | Course Code | Course Name |
| ITCON502A | Identify the Materials and Methods Involved in a Retail Tenancy Fit-Out |
| ITWDG502A | Produce Documentation Drawings for a Retail Fit-Out |
| ITDES502A | Provide Design Solutions for Retail Fit-Outs |
| BDPRE502A | Develop an Interactive CD-ROM to Display a Folio of Work |
| BDOFF401A | Apply Communication Processes in the Design Office |
| BDCAD503A | Digitally Animate an Architectural 3D Model |
International Student Information
Southbank Institute of Technology is situated in the city of Brisbane and is Queensland’s largest Government Vocational Education provider, with over 30,000 student enrolments per year. Southbank Institute of Technology is an ideal place to study. The Institute campus is located at Southbank close to Brisbane’s Central Business District (CBD) and vibrant inner city areas.
Students at Southbank Institute of Technology have access to the Institute’s wide range of facilities and services. These include the Auditorium, Beauty and Natural Therapies Clinic, Bookshop, Cafe, Computer Laboratories, Conference and Function Facilities, Gymnasium and a Restaurant. Some of these facilities are staffed by the students from the Institute.
Teaching methods combine face-to-face delivery, self-study and project work. Students may be required to complete work experience and/or field trips to be eligible for the program award. Southbank Institute of Technology assists students in finding appropriate organisations in which to complete this component. The majority of classes are conducted in modern, air conditioned venues. Students have access to computers in our extensive library and e-Learn centre located on campus.
Students may be required to sit for both open and closed book examinations and in some cases may be required to perform skills tests and/or oral presentations. Individual or group project work may also be used to determine competency.
The International Sales and Administration Teams consists of administrative and support staff, dedicated to assisting students throughout the various stages of study. This assistance ranges from Program Information to Admission Procedures, Entry Requirements and requirements for extending studies to Diploma or Degree level. The International Student Support Officer provides assistance with accommodation, Overseas Student Health Cover, public transport information and can refer students to other support services within and outside the Institute.
Students at Southbank Institute of Technology have access to the Institute’s wide range of facilities and services. These include the Auditorium, Beauty and Natural Therapies Clinic, Bookshop, Cafe, Computer Laboratories, Conference and Function Facilities, Gymnasium and a Restaurant. Some of these facilities are staffed by the students from the Institute.
Teaching methods combine face-to-face delivery, self-study and project work. Students may be required to complete work experience and/or field trips to be eligible for the program award. Southbank Institute of Technology assists students in finding appropriate organisations in which to complete this component. The majority of classes are conducted in modern, air conditioned venues. Students have access to computers in our extensive library and e-Learn centre located on campus.
Students may be required to sit for both open and closed book examinations and in some cases may be required to perform skills tests and/or oral presentations. Individual or group project work may also be used to determine competency.
The International Sales and Administration Teams consists of administrative and support staff, dedicated to assisting students throughout the various stages of study. This assistance ranges from Program Information to Admission Procedures, Entry Requirements and requirements for extending studies to Diploma or Degree level. The International Student Support Officer provides assistance with accommodation, Overseas Student Health Cover, public transport information and can refer students to other support services within and outside the Institute.
This brochure was last updated Friday, 13 January 2012
Total course tuition fees are indicative only. Fees are subject to annual adjustment. For FEE-HELP and VET FEE-HELP eligible courses, the unit fees are charged according to the study period in which the unit is commenced. The unit fees outlined in this document apply to census dates between 01 January 2012 and 30 June 2012. Unit fees will not change for this period. All information was accurate at time of printing, however, Institute policies, fees and details are subject to change without notice. Course commencement is dependent on sufficient enrolments, accreditation and registration requirements. From the 1st January of each year, programs are subject to a fee increase in line with the annual Consumer Price Index (CPI).
Total course tuition fees are indicative only. Fees are subject to annual adjustment. For FEE-HELP and VET FEE-HELP eligible courses, the unit fees are charged according to the study period in which the unit is commenced. The unit fees outlined in this document apply to census dates between 01 January 2012 and 30 June 2012. Unit fees will not change for this period. All information was accurate at time of printing, however, Institute policies, fees and details are subject to change without notice. Course commencement is dependent on sufficient enrolments, accreditation and registration requirements. From the 1st January of each year, programs are subject to a fee increase in line with the annual Consumer Price Index (CPI).
