Construction and Property courses Scotland

...such as essays, project reports and oral presentations and a written examination...

...This stimulating, learner focused programme will be delivered to you by highly professional teaching staff with significant construction industry experience... Learn about: Architectural Technology, Construction Training...

...concerned with buildings and their relationships such as engineering, construction, urban planning, environmental science, sociology and history... Learn about: Architectural Drawings, Contemporary society, Architectural Drawing...

...depending on work experience. Course Duration Course Duration: 1 academic year Start Date: Aug-09 End Date: Jun-10 Hours per week: 18 hours Course Content...

...undertaking a single or joint honours degree programme. Our programmes have a unique focus on environmental and rural issues, and have a firm root in the subjects of geography...

...OR Relevant qualifications at National 4 (technical); OR Relevant industrial experience This course is placed on the Scottish Credit Qualifications Framework at Level... Learn about: Painting and Decorating...

...Are there additional costs? You will have to finance your participation in any study tours. Drawing and drafting equipment is necessary from the first year onwards... Learn about: Landscape history, Visual culture, Physical Geography...

...This programme is part of the Buildings Glasgows Young People funded under the European Social Fund, as such all applicants must reside within the...

...concepts learned in the classroom to ‘live' projects. For example, you might be engaged in a mock planning inquiry for a new football stadium in the green...

...in Construction (SCQF level 3) (Sep) City and Guilds Painting and Decorating (SCQF level 4) (Sep)... Learn about: Construction Training...

...including rapid prototyping and CNC laser cutting. The mix of spaces and resources, and the blending of traditional craftsmanship with cutting-edge technologies... Learn about: Digital fabrication, Material practice, Architectural materials...

...use of breathing apparatus and personal protective equipment, communication and emergency procedures. Contents · Legislation specific to Confined Spaces/Vessels...

...Property and Spatial Planning is concerned with the management of urban land and property. It integrates knowledge and skills from a range of disciplines including...

...Carpentry and Joinery. Plastering. Wall and Floor Tiling. There are no formal entrance qualifications, but you should be interested in construction... Learn about: Construction Training...

...for example the Leith Interventions programme looking at potential uses for buildings and landscape in the city’s docklands, and the Resilient Borders... Learn about: Sustainable Design, Built Environment...

...Safe system of work Module 4 :- Safety problems and safety solutions. Contents covered within the modules include:- · Causes of accidents at work · Attitudes...

...Development and Regeneration Spatial Planning Strategies Skills and Practice in Plan Making Research Methods Third Semester Place Identity and Culture...

...On this course, you'll develop product design skills ranging from research, ideas generation and creative problem solving, to 2D digital imaging and 3D digital modelling... Learn about: Product Design, Art design, Communication Training...

...you will have added a significant qualification to your existing architectural degree, one that is held in high regard by potential employers... Learn about: Design Process, Architectural Drawing, Architectural Desktop...

...also offer a Rigging & Lifting Awareness online eLearning course at £40.00. The International Rigging & Lifting Handbook is also available at £20...