Construction Trades college courses Wales

...Template and pattern development. Health and Safety. Method of Assessment Assessment is based upon completion of practical competence exercises...

...metal arc welding, Tungsten arc gas shielded welding, Metal arc gas shielded welding, Oxy-acetylene welding, Fabrication of steel, oxy/ acetylene cutting and engineering drawing...

...Training in a range of processes Progression at the students own pace. Career Prospects and Progression On successful completion of this course students...

...Requirements No formal qualifications are required but an interest in Welding and commitment to an apprenticeship are essential. Full-time or Part-time FullTime...

...4.Producing components using hand fitting techniques. 5.Producing platework components and assemblies. 6.Preparing and using manual metal arc welding equipment...

...The course focuses on specific welding and fabrication skills and recognises what a person is able to do at work. It involves the skills and knowledge...

...Full-time or Part-time Full Time and Part...

...developing welding skills with a particular process, using practical assessment only to ascertain competence, the course has only informal theoretical delivery workshop lessons...

...housing associations, health service trusts and privatised utilities. This qualification can be upgraded to a BSc Construction Management and Technology... Learn about: Construction Training, Construction Management, IT Management...

...The Apprentice will be employed and receive at least the national minimum Apprenticeship wage (this could be more at the employer's discretion)...

...A modular two year part-time course consisting of construction relevant modules enabling those undertaking the course to build upon their existing experience... Learn about: Construction Management, Construction Training, IT Management...

...who have some element of responsibility within their job role. The Apprentice will be employed and receive at least the national minimum Apprenticeship...

...(this could be more at the employers discretion). The apprentice will attend college on a day release basis and should achieve the level three Apprenticeship...

...and modern techniques Covers the use of a wide range of painting and decorating tools and equipment On successful completion of the programme you... Learn about: Basic IT training, Basic IT, Painting and Decorating...

...These could include or lead into architecture, surveying, local authority positions, building technicians or provide progression to positions within their own organisations... Learn about: Construction Management, IT Management, Construction Training...

...such as construction companies, architectural practices, local authorities, housing associations, health service trusts, privatised utilities and other property owning industries... Learn about: IT Management, Construction Management, Construction Training...

...of plumbing systems , above ground drainage, pipework( copper, plastic, low carbon steel) and plumbing science. Structure of the construction industry... Learn about: Skills and Training, Construction Training...

...(available through the City & Guilds assessment platform e-volve) and practical assignments. Health & Safety in building services engineering Plumbing...

...work with written / on-line assessments Progression from level one or equivalent qualification Provides entry to City and Guilds level three Industry recognised... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...one brick walling, blockwork and foundations. Awarding Body City & Guilds Course Content The course covers basic theoretical knowledge, health and safety...