1. Introduction to Plumbing

This short course covers the basics every prospective plumber needs to know, including the importance of freshwater supplies and waste systems, as well as the necessary safety measures to work in cramped or dangerous spaces.

2. Introduction to Plumbing Tools and Drawings

Drawings, tools and mathematical calculations are the building blocks of a successful plumbing system that works efficiently. Enrol today to get these must-haves on your CV or resume.

3. Introduction to Plumbing Pipes and Fixtures

See how to install different materials, including plastic, copper, cast iron, carbon steel and CSST, before moving on to standard fixtures like taps (faucets).

1. Understanding Drainage and Water Distribution Systems

Once you have mastered the basics, go on to study DWV systems and learn how water is sourced and treated to supply private and public supplies.

2. Diploma in Plumbing Studies

A highly comprehensive and detailed course, you will study everything from hazards in the working environment to water distribution systems with two detailed course assessments.

3. Critical Facility: Critical Infrastructure 

Water can do silent but extensive damage which is why plumbing is a non-negotiable part of maintaining critical facilities.

Yes, qualified and experienced plumbers are generally in high demand worldwide, as plumbing emergencies can strike anytime and must be solved before extensive water or other damage results. Plumbers often work for themselves and can earn lucrative salaries, especially if they are willing to work on weekends, public holidays or after hours.