An apprenticeship pairs paid work with a registered employer alongside off-the-job training, usually over 3 to 4 years. A private RTO course, more common for international students, front-loads classroom and workshop learning over a shorter period, with practical trade experience and skills assessment often happening afterwards through employment. Both pathways lead to the same MSF30422 qualification.
What’s the difference between studying glazing through an apprenticeship versus a private course?
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What’s the difference between studying glazing through an apprenticeship versus a private course?
Published: Aug 12, 2026
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