ICA IN CARPENTRY AND JOINERY
Entry Requirements
Successful completion of FCA.
Day
release students Tues (site) or Wed (bench) 9.00-5.00
Evening students
Tues and Thurs eve
Description
Students will be given
instruction, guidance and encouragement to practise and develop the skills
necessary to achieve the award. The course covers a wide range of subjects
including:
- 8 units ; including Move and Handle Resources, Contribute
to work efficiency, Access Equipment, Carcassing, 1st Fix Before
Plasterwork, 2nd Fix After Plasterwork and Power Tools
- Practical
synoptic testing
- Knowledge examination multi-choice test
- Health
and safety multi-choice test
Attendance of at least 85% is
necessary in order to complete the course.
Course Content
ICA
100 Move and Handle resources
ICA 101 Access equipment
ICA 102
Contribute to working practices
ICA 110 Power tools
ICA 109
Carcassing
ICA 107 1st Fix before plasterwork
ICA 108 2nd fix after
plasterwork.
Practical synoptic test
Health and safety multi choice
test (CSCS)
Where a course is aimed towards an assessment/examination,
it is expected that all students will enter for the qualification.
Method
of Assessment
The course is continuously assessed with some
external assessment and testing through written and practical
assignments/tests.
Progression
This course is a recognised
route into a full time / part time level 3/ ACA course employment or an
apprenticeship via a training agent.
