Textiles, Clothing & Footwear · MST20319

Make with care.
Build practical production skills.

The Certificate II in Leather Production develops foundational skills for work in leather processing and leather goods production environments.

Learn about working safely, supporting production and quality, and the materials and processes used to make leather goods. The qualification is designed for technical and operational work, generally carried out under supervision.

MST20319Certificate II13 units · 5 core + 8 electives

Delivered in collaboration with Bootstraps · Learnivation RTO 45570.

Adult learners practising leatherwork with an instructor in a workshop

A practical foundation

Understand the work behind a finished leather product

Build a grounding in the processes, materials and safe work practices involved in leather production. Unit choices shape the specific skills covered.

01

Work safely and responsibly

Develop safe work practices, understand environmental responsibilities and contribute to a quality-focused workplace.

02

Support production tasks

Build capability in carrying out production support activities and working within a textiles, clothing and footwear setting.

03

Explore leather fabrication

Depending on the elective units selected, training can include leather materials, table work, sewing and production machinery.

A trainer guiding a learner sewing leather on an industrial machine

The qualification at a glance

Build your skills unit by unit.

MST20319 requires competency in 13 units: five core units and eight electives. Elective selection depends on the qualification packaging rules, prerequisites and intended outcome.

The national qualification has no formal entry requirements. Learnivation may have additional course-specific suitability or enrolment requirements; confirm these before applying.

Core foundations include

  • ✓Work safely
  • ✓Participate in environmentally sustainable work practices
  • ✓Apply quality standards
  • ✓Work in the TCF industry
  • ✓Perform tasks to support production

Possible leather fabrication electives

Develop skills with materials, tools and processes

The following specialist electives appear in the national training package. The exact elective set for a course may vary.

A learner and trainer checking leather materials and samples

MSTLG2002

Sew leather by machine

MSTLG2003

Perform table work

MSTLG2004

Operate leather production machines

MSTLG2005

Split leather pieces

MSTLG2006

Identify materials used in leather goods production

MSTLG2007

Skive leather pieces

Unit selection matters. Prerequisites and packaging rules apply. Ask Learnivation which units and delivery arrangements are available for the current course offering.

From interest to a clear next step

How to find out if this course is right for you

Start with a conversation about your goals and the practical details of the course.

1

Tell us what you’re looking for

Share your experience, what you hope to learn and the kind of leather production work you are interested in.

2

Confirm the course details

Check current availability, delivery location and format, unit selection, entry or suitability requirements, fees and timing.

3

Understand the assessment

Before enrolling, ask how practical skills are taught and assessed, and what equipment or workshop access is required.

Before you enquire

Frequently asked questions

What does the Certificate II cover?

It prepares learners for a limited range of technical and operational tasks in hide, skin and leather processing or leather goods production. Work is generally supervised and may include multi-skilled roles.

How many units are required?

The qualification requires 13 units: five core units and eight electives. Electives are selected in line with the qualification rules and prerequisites.

Does Learnivation have a current intake?

Contact Learnivation to confirm current availability, locations, delivery arrangements, fees and upcoming dates before making plans.

Is it mainly an online course?

Practical unit requirements and delivery arrangements need to be confirmed for the current course offering. Ask about workshop access, equipment and assessment before enrolling.

Course content is based on MST20319 Certificate II in Leather Production, Release 3. Always confirm current qualification and delivery details with Learnivation.

Interested in leather production?

Ask about the current course offering.

Contact Learnivation to check availability, delivery arrangements, unit selection and costs, and whether this qualification fits your goals.

Learnivation Pty Ltd · RTO 45570