The combination of practical and theory sessions will enable you to gain good practical skills with underpinning job knowledge of Brickwork.
Course Code: | N2002 |
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Study Type: | Full Time |
Academic Level: | Level 1 |
Awarded by: | Construction Awards Alliance/City&Guilds |
Course Length | 34 weeks. The college year runs from September to July. |
UCAS Course Code | 0 |
Brickwork exists in every structure you look at today and as a trade it dates back to before the building of the pyramids. It involves skills and knowledge you have probably never stopped to think about. For instance, how do you build something circular out of things that are square?
Knowledge Unit Details:
Skills Unit Details:
Functional Skills in Numeracy and Literacy are included in the Full Time programme along with both group, one to one tutorials,work experience and enrichment activities.
Fees for 2019/20: £3,095
Please note:
Essential Personal Protective Equipment: Students are required to provide steel toe-capped boots and overalls for practical work - approximately £77.
Two GCSE’s in maths and English at grade 3 or above. A satisfactory school reference.
On successful completion of the programme you may progress to the Level 2 (Brickwork) Diploma.
Potential career routes in the Brickwork industry:
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Last updated - 26/06/19