41721 Certificate IV in Surveying and Spatial Information Services (Surveying)

This qualification has been crafted to closely resemble the Australian CPP41721 – Certificate IV in Surveying and Spatial Information Services (Release 1) in its entirety training.gov.au – CPP41721 – Certificate IV in Surveying and Spatial Information Services. Hence, both teachers and students must adhere rigorously to the course guidelines.

Training package status: Current

This qualification reflects the role of entry-level technicians who work under supervision to assist a surveying or spatial information team. Surveying and spatial information skills are applied in various industry contexts, including town planning, civil construction, mining, engineering, health, agriculture and defence. Survey technicians perform various duties using surveying tools and equipment, including total stations and global navigation satellite systems (GNSS), supporting any data management skills.

Units

Tuesday to Thursday 8.00 am to 4.30 pm

Face-to-face training plus 4 – 8 hours per week of self-paced online learning (homework) (Except the vacation)

31 weeks, including 1 week of vacation

07th July 2025

06th Feb 2026

To achieve this qualification, competency must be demonstrated in 15 units of competency: 3 core units and 12 elective units, as per the table below. SRDITA conducts the following units only.
Unit No National Code of Qualification, Course or Unit of Competency Core (C) / Elective (E)
3020
Perform simple surveying and spatial computations
C
4025
Collect spatial data using GNSS
C
4036
Operate spatial software applications
C
3019
Produce basic plans of surveys
E
4022
Store and retrieve spatial data
E
4030
Operate surveying equipment
E
4031
Perform surveying computations
E
4032
Plan and conduct field surveying operations
E
4037
Produce computer-aided drawings
E
4038
Prepare and present GIS data
E
4039
Design and produce maps
E
4040
Collect spatial data using a total station
E
4041
Set out site and building works
E
5060
Develop spreadsheets for spatial data
E
5061
Survey subsurface utility information
E

Location

Training is undertaken in the classroom and out in the field. The training locations are based in Colombo 7 and are easily accessible by car or bus.  Learners are responsible for getting themselves to and from the training locations.

Classroom training: Institute of Human Resource Advancement

Address: University of Colombo
No: 275, Bauddhaloka Mawatha
Colombo 7
Sri Lanka.

Fieldwork training: Fieldwork is undertaken in the university ground,
University of Colombo

Entry requirements

Learners are required to:

  • Numeracy skills and English reading, writing and spoken language skills at Australian year 10 or equivalent and for international learners IELTS 5.5 (at least each band 5.5)
  • Have access to a computer and internet
  • Posses computer skills to navigate websites and complete basis word processing tasks

Learners are required to supply the following:

  • Closed in shoes suitable for working in parks and gardens
  • Loose fitting long sleeve shirt and pants for sun protection
  • Wide brimmed hat for sun protection
Training and Assessment Methods

Training is conducted:

  • Face-to-face in the classroom
  • Face-to-face in the field
  • Self-paced online learning (homework)

Assessments undertaken may include:

  • Written/oral Assessments
  • Practical demonstrations
  • Completion of case studies and similar activities
  • Development of a portfolio
  • Work samples
Course Fee - Domestic Learners
Non-Refundable
Application Fee
(initial Application Processing Fee)		Nil
Student Services
and Amenities fee		Nil
Indicative Discounted CourseRs. 900,000.00 + Govt Tax

 

Fee Disclaimer

Fees will be reviewed annually and are subject to change.

Note: Please enquire for more information on admin@srdita.edu.lk