College Courses in Widnes

...opportunities in the Construction Industry...

...The course includes written theory work and external examinations. Skills for Life will be an integral part of the course. Suitable for: People who...

...use of woodworking Using portable power tools Basic wood jointing techniques Will I need anything else? Safety boots and overalls must be worn in workshop...

...The course will cover the following topics: Suitable for: The course is designed for students who have a keen interest in Carpentry and Joinery and the Construction industry...

...16 + What is the course about? You will have the opportunity to develop a wide range of higher levels skills including construction technology & design...

...or those wishing to progress to higher level qualifications Construction Diploma - Brickwork L1 Construction Diploma - Brickwork L1 Who is the course...

...preparation course to ease this transition. This course is for students who wish to work towards a qualification in a chosen vocational...

...basic wood jointing techniques.This course is mainly pratical and work shop based, you will be using hand tools to manufacture various projects which...

...Pens, pencils, ring binder file Safety boots and overalls are required for workshop lessons. All tools will be provided during practical sessions How long & often do I attend?... Learn about: Installations and equipment risks, Plumbing skills, Installation of panels and automatisms...

...theory exams What opportunities will this lead to? To level 3 plumbing Apprenticeship in plumbing Employment in the industry... Learn about: Plumbing installations, Career Development, Installation of panels and automatisms...

...of Appendices Will I need anything else? Students will be expected to obtain a copy of BS 7671 & the On-Site guide during the course. How long & often do I attend?...

...Apprenticeship Who is the course for? 16-24 year olds interested in gaining a nationally recognised qualification in Engineering as well as `on the...

...The course starts week beginning 17th September 2009 and runs 16 hours per week for 36 weeks. Minimum attendance is 90%. How will I be assessed?...

...This course is designed to allow you to develop the higher level skills that you will need to gain employment at a technical or professional level within the engineering industry...

...on ferrous and non-ferrous metals using MIG/MAGS and TIG process. Iddentification of weld defects and methods of retification. Will I need anything else?...

...who meet the necessary entry requirements for an NVQ Framework. Employed students in the engineering industry who meet the necessary entry requirements for an NVQ Framework...

...on courses such as: M.O.C.N. Welding Systems Level 2 Engineering NVQ Levels 1...

...in order to pass the course. What opportunities will this lead to? Following this course you can progress onto the level 3 programme as an Advanced Apprentice...

...with Others Building Methods and Construction Erect and dismantle working platforms Prepare surfaces Applying paint systems by brush and roller Apply foundation... Learn about: Construction Design, Construction Skills, Decorating Skills...

...The course will cover the following topics: Suitable for: Those wishing to work towards a career in Engineering. This is the first stage aimed at introducing...