COURSE INFORMATION
This course will take into consideration practical hand skills required for industry employment in a Construction site environment.
There is an opportunity to participate in a work placement while not in college. All assessment will take place in a college environment during the 13 hours that you will be expected to attend. Further work will be required for approximately 2 hours per week. This course is suited to candidates with industry experience looking to gain a formal qualification.
You can apply for this course here.
ONDSC5
- This course is full-time 3 days per week and will be completed in one year.
The units that will be delivered are as follows:
- health & safety
- principles of building construction
- information and communication
- carry out first fix flooring and roofing
- carry out first fix frames
- partitions and stairs
- carry out second fixing operations
- carry out carpentry maintenance
- set up and operate a circular saw
Also, we will cover ICT communications, maths, working with others and problem solving.
- Ideally candidates will have some industry experience but can be accepted if they have relevant qualifications from previous construction related courses.
- Modern apprenticeship, PDA level 6 or NC Furniture Design
- Modern apprenticeship in C & J or Furniture design
- To enrol on a Modern Apprenticeship in Carpentry & Joinery you must be in full time employment in a job where you’ll have regular opportunities to practice the skills necessary to become a qualified Joiner.