Industry and Science college courses Northern Ireland

...Essential Skills target level to support them in eventually achieving their GCSE English. What can I do after the course? You can go directly into employment... Learn about: Construction Training, Built Environment, GCSE Mathematics...

...welding disciplines related to the Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering sector. It allows learners to demonstrate their occupational competence through... Learn about: Manufacturing Engineering, Skills and Training, IT Development...

...PCV only * Driver Health and Safety - PCV & LGV * Transport of Dangerous Goods - LGV only All courses have a minimum length of 7 hours. Driver CPC courses...

...Must complete three units from the following: Unit 8: Installing Aircraft Mechanical Fasteners Unit 10: Producing Aircraft Sub-assemblies Unit...

...but also accommodates those wanting a change in career. How long is this course for? 1-4 years depending on how many levels you want to progress through... Learn about: Working at Heights, Confined Spaces...

...Fabrication and Welding and Technical Support. Learners who successfully complete Level 3 may progress into supervisory roles within the Engineering industry... Learn about: Skills and Training, IT Development, Manufacturing Engineering...

...Masonry Structures M/103/1237 Place and Finish Non-Specialist Concrete A/103/1239 Plaster and Render Surfaces T/103/1238 Maintain Slate and Tile Roofing...

...and Components for Electrical Assembly Testing Electrical Equipment All three of the following units to be taken: Unit 34: Carrying Out Functional Tests...

...REQUIREMENTS FOR ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS 17TH EDITION C AND G 2382-10 Who is this course for? Theory plus an online test. This is the full course suitable... Learn about: Part Time, 17th Edition...

...CDM - when does it apply? What types of work. Client, designer and contractor duties. Project co-ordinator (formerly PS). Establishing competence...

...for goods B12 Process returned goods and materials B14 Process donated goods for resale or recycling Group 2: Promoting products to customers C3 Help customers...

...Unit 44: Carrying Out Fault Diagnosis on Lifts Unit 45: Inspecting and Servicing Lift Equipment Unit 46: Checking Lift Function Unit 47: Rectifying Faults...

...You will learn how to set walls and buildings following instructions from foremen and architects. Bricklayers are outdoor workers who work both at height... Learn about: Confined Spaces, Working at Heights...

...Knowledge evidence will be assessed by completion of City & Guilds Level 3 Diploma in Engineering, involving a number of written and practical assessments... Learn about: Skills and Training, Manufacturing Engineering, Engineering Skills...

...Unit E16 Contribute to a safe and healthy working environment Unit E20 Develop and maintain productive working relationships Optional Units Candidates...

...Requirements for the Supply of Products or Services Unit 54: Carrying out Condition Monitoring of Engineering Plant and Equipment Unit 55: Carrying...

...Everyone knows what Painters and Decorators do but the work they do in the construction industry is much more skilled than DIY. Oil rigs, bridges and steelwork... Learn about: Painting and Decorating, Construction Training...

...within the construction industry. Learners will benefit from tutors with industrial expertise and state of the art facilities. There are no formal exams for this qualification... Learn about: Construction Training, Skills and Training, Painting and Decorating...

...this popular course represents a 'second chance' for students to gain a gateway to University. Topics covered include Biology, Chemistry and Psychology...

...Unit 28: Assembling Components using Mechanical Fasteners Unit 29: Bonding Engineering Materials using Adhesives Unit 30: Joining Materials by Resistance...