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Entry to Brickwork & Wet Trades Award

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Course Description

This course is designed for learners who want to move into construction, but need another year to improve on their basic skills such as Maths and English. It also helps to improve practical, personal and communication skills, as well as giving a good stepping stone onto a construction diploma at level one, with a good understanding of the subject. The majority of learners progress onto level one and beyond.

Times and Costs

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Please Note: This course is currently not running.
Prices shown are for the 2012-13 academic year which starts in August 2012. TBC prices for the next academic year will be updated on the website as they become available.
If the duration of your course is more than 1 year, further tuition/material fees will be expected 12 months after starting your course unless you are exempt from payment.

Course Level

Entry Level 3

Entry Requirements

None required

Course Length

36 weeks over one year, for two full days and one half day per week.

What will I study

Unit 1- Contributing to Health and Safety in the Work Place. Unit 2 - Handling and Storing Materials and Components. Unit 3 - Personal Work Skills. Unit 4 - Carrying out Operations.

How will I learn?

You will learn following a scheme of work and learning plans. In the practical workshop you will be given ongoing practical demonstrations by your trainer before your practical assignments throughout the year. The year will end with a practical end test which will be assessed by your trainer. Knowledge of the industry will be gained through theory sessions in the classroom and on PC's. Basic Maths and English training will be included within theory sessions.

How will I be assessed?

Assessment will be ongoing by your assessor both in practical and theory. Support will be given throughout in any weak areas.

Where could it lead?

On completion of the Entry to Construction course you can progress onto a construction diploma Level One course.

Materials/Equipment Required

All tools and equipment will be supplied be the college in the practical workshop, other than safety boots which you will need to bring into college on practical days. For theory work you will need to bring into college a pen, pencil, ruler, calculator and drawing equipment.