Construction and Property College Courses in Suffolk

...Full Time Awarding Body: City & Guilds Start Date: September...

...using traditional methods. Safety boots, overalls or casual wear are to be worn in this workshop. Tools and materials will be provided. Lunch is not provided...

...All students will need overalls and steel toe capped footwear. No tools and materials are needed as this is all provided by the College. On satisfactory...

...All students will need to wear overalls and steel toe capped footwear. Lunch is not provided. What does the course involve? Phil Clark 9:30am to 3:30pm...

...Course cost reflects maximum of 8 students and includes materials. On satisfactory completion of the course, you will be awarded an Otley College Certificate of Attendance...

...Course cost reflects maximum of 8 students and includes materials. On satisfactory completion of the course, you will be awarded an Otley College Certificate of Attendance...

...equipment Key Topics Protective clothing The relevant legislation Awareness of hazards Characteristics of an abrasive wheel The abrasive wheel marking...

...study for a BTEC Introductory Certificate in Construction and Key Skills in literacy and numeracy (if aged under 19 yrs). Course Content Students...

...prior to painting and papering; painting with roller and brush; hanging basic wallcoverings; the decoration of walls, ceilings and woodwork including windows...

...setting out, power tools and equipment, site organisation and safety and simple scaffolding techniques.The secondary qualification, the BTEC Introductory...

...a practical bias covering all areas of the bricklaying craft and associated subjects. Assessment is based on course work and externally set examinations...

...What can I do afterwards? On completion of this course you would be considered for an NVQ in Trowel Occupations. As the NVQ is only assessed in the workplace...

...Assessment is based on course work and externally set examinations. Areas of study include: mortar mixes; brick/block laying; setting out; power tools and aequipment...

...and an introduction to the structure of the construction industry.The secondary qualification, the BTEC Introductory Certificate in Construction will teach...

...part of both the Diploma and NCFE qualifications. Course Content The course has a mainly practical bias covering all aspects of carpentry and joinery...

...What can I do afterwards? On completion of this course you would be considered for an NVQ 3 in Wood Occupations. As the NVQ is only assessed in the workplace...

...including 1st and 2nd fixing and use of power tools. Areas of study include: floors/roofs; doors/windows; studwork; stairs; woodworking machines...

...the IEE Wiring Regulation standards. What can I do afterwards? Successful learners can progress to the C&G 2392. Equipment Needed You will need a...

...What can I do afterwards? This course could lead on to an apprenticeship or employment in electrical installation or progression to Level...

...forward to an apprenticeship or employment in electrical installation. Key Facts Code: OMCT3F010 Level: 3 Duration: 1 year Type: Full Time Awarding...