Construction
Course: NVQ 3 Plastering (OSAT)
Code:
CON0018D
Duration: 52 Weeks
Location: Work
Place
Start Date: Flexible/Various
Interview
Required: Yes
Who is the course for?
OSAT stands for
On Site Assessment and Training and is for individuals or employees of
companies wishing to achieve at least a level 2 NVQ in their chosen
occupation which will in turn generate a CSCS card to enable access to
construction sites. To be eligible you must be at least 19 years old and
have a minimum of two years practical experience.
Do I need any
formal qualifications?
No formal qualifications are necessary for
this course.
What will I study on the course?
Candidates
will be assessed on the relevant units identified by the awarding body, to
gain a full NVQ qualification. This will be done in the workplace.
How
is the course organised?
The course runs throughout the year so
you can join at a time that is both convenient to yourself or your
employer. For more information contact your OSAT advisor. Your OSAT
advisor will also give you details of any financial support that may be
available.
How will my progress be assessed?
You will
collect and build evidence for your work based portfolio. You will also be
assessed on site for carrying out practical activities relating to your
work and you will receive guidance and support relating to your progress
throughout the qualification process.
Can I gain any extra
qualifications while on the course?
What final
qualification will I get if I am successful?
You will achieve a
National Vocational Qualification (at least level 2) in your chosen
occupation.
What can I do after completing this course?
If
you have the necessary background and experience you can step up to the
next level for your occupation. Or you can study An Abrasive Wheel
Certificate, also A Manual Handling Certificate. Others on request.
Can
I receive any financial support whilst I am studying?
Financial
support is available and depends on the type of qualification you are
studying and whether you are a full time or a part time learner.
The
Education Maintainance Allowance (EMA) scheme enables eligible learners to
receive up to £30 per week for studying at College, as well as bonus
payments of £100.
The Adult Learning Grant (ALG) scheme
enables eligible learners (aged 19 or over) to receive up to £30 per week
for studying at College.
College Learner Support Funds (LSF) are
available and can provide financial support for eligible learners.
Payments can be made towards travel to and from College, registered
childcare, fee remission and help with course-related costs.
Please
contact us using the methods on this Information Sheet for more
information on the above types of support.
