Construction Trades courses Wales

...HNC in Construction Course Outline This 2 year course has been developed to meet the needs of technicians in building, architecture and quantity... Learn about: Working at Heights...

...Gateway to Construction (Multiskills) Qualification: C&G/CITB/SEWOCN Programme Area: Construction Description: If you don't know which trade you...

...Construction plant training CPCS cards and NVQ's - We provide a vast number of plant courses and possibly have the most extensive range... Learn about: Confined Spaces, Forklift truck training, Abrasive Wheels...

... surfaces, Storing Resources .... etc Job Knowledge and Trade Techniques How to Read, Interpret and Work from Construction drawings Calculating Trade... Learn about: Painting and Decorating...

...Intermediate Construction Award leading to NVQ Level 2 in Wood Occupations (Sitework or Benchwork) What will I be studying? Core Units: Store... Learn about: Confined Spaces...

...You will learn skills to prepare you for working in the construction industry specialising in all aspects of trowel occupations. Depending on your ability and previous experience, you will begin with level 1 and work your way up to level 3. You can combine ICA and ACA courses with a compatible...

...Bilingual: This programme is available bilingually at the following campus(es): Dolgellau Cyflwyniad: Yn ogystal â sgiliau Llythrennedd a Rhifedd... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...and assessments. Career Support One of the benefits of training with Access Training (Wales) is that the professionals who run our courses have experience...

...Suitable for: Homeowners, contractors etc. Homeowners, contractors etc. Course review: This one day course focuses on the practical application of...

...This is a 1 year course that if successfully completed continues on from the ICA (intermediate Construction Award) and NVQ Level 2 in brickwork, and provides the opportunity to deliver the organisational and management skills needed within the trade and wider construction industry...

...This 1-year course consists of both Entry and Level 1 OCN study units. The qualification aims at providing progression onto college mainstream Technical Certificates and NVQ qualifications at both Foundation and Level 1 programmes in Construction, Painting & Decorating, Electrical Installations... Learn about: Painting and Decorating...

... of construction... Learn about: Central heating...

...in a variety of situations Introduction: This programme was designed for employees who need to carry out all necessary checks on batteries within their organisation...

... Additional information about this course: Candidates should be aware that all construction trades require physical effort and work in all weathers... Learn about: Working at Heights...

...CSCS Card training to enable you to pass the Construction Skills Certification Scheme 1 day course providing you with the knowledge and confidence to pass the test. Price includes Training, Test Booking and Card application (once test is passed)... Learn about: Construction Health and Safety, Safety Awareness, Construction Skills...

...You will learn skills to prepare you for working in the construction industry specialising in all aspects of wood occupations. Depending on your ability and previous experience, you will begin with level 1 and work your way up to level 3. You can combine ICA and ACA courses with a compatible...

... can I do when I have successfully completed the programme? Successful completion of the course will enable you to go on to the Intermediate Construction...

...to complete the practical modules that make up your programme. Your progress will be discussed formally at the end of each module and you will have...

...The agenda includes: > Stripping out and repairing an old wall > How to select the right stones for the job > Preparing and laying foundations > How...

...This is the final year of the Construction Award programme and is for learners who have successfully completed the Intermediate Construction Award (ICA). Learners should also be employed within the construction industry...