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The course was quite interesting. I enjoyed every bit of the course at University of Derby.
Having lecturers Derek Bounten and David Rackcliff. It is designed for those working in the construction industry such as ready-mix concrete, technician, concrete Technologist as well as laboratory technicians.
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...companies who wish to offer a dedicated academic pathway for its employees and which enables its employees to study in their own time. The Concrete Society...
...companies who wish to offer a dedicated academic pathway for its employees and which enables its employees to study in their own time. The Concrete Society...
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The course was quite interesting. I enjoyed every bit of the course at University of Derby.
Having lecturers Derek Bounten and David Rackcliff. It is designed for those working in the construction industry such as ready-mix concrete, technician, concrete Technologist as well as laboratory technicians.
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Reviews on The Concrete Society (1)
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Level 4 Certificate of Achievement: Concrete Technology
Emmanuel Onyirioha
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History
The University of Derby is located in the centre of England with excellent communications links nationally and internationally. It has a reputation of working closely with industry and teaches a portfolio of industry specific courses.
Advantages of studying here
This course is online 24/7, so study is self paced.
Areas of specialisation
The qualification takes about a year to complete, through three modules and on successful completion of the course, students will be able to demonstrate:
• an understanding of the principles and methods that underpin the specification and production of concrete
• a knowledge of the characteristics and specification of the constituents of concrete
• an understanding of how to apply the methodologies that underpin the use and control of concrete in construction and concrete products
• an awareness of their role and responsibility for health, safety and environmental sustainability within the industry
• a recognition of the importance of continuing personal and professional development in concrete technology
Description
The Concrete Society is an independent organisation, established in 1966 and provides a vital role in encouraging the use and development of concrete as a uniquely versatile and competitive material. The Society offers a wide range of products from corporate and individual membership independent technical support and advice, through to information and guidance; and now education and training.
