Construction Trades courses Wales

...Chop Saw, Bench/Pedestal Grinder, Surface Grinder, Cylindrical Grinder... Learn about: Abrasive Wheels...

...systems Sanitation systems Central heating systems (pipework) Electrical supply and safety Assessment is via multiple choice examination and practical tests...

...and provides the opportunity to deliver the organisational and management skills needed within the trade and wider construction industry. ACA Level 3 Brickwork...

...Course Overview: During the half day, you will explore the hazards of work above ground level and the general requirements necessary to control...

...Construction Description: You will study subjects such as rendering, skimming, floor screeding and dry lining. Progression: Entry Requirements...

...The certificate scheme is a qualification for practical welders and is offered at level 1 and 2 which are specifically related to BS 4872. All certificates...

...Attendance / Start Date ACA Carpentry And Joinery Level 3 : Day Course - 13 Sep...

...for the construction industry academic and employability skills Second year modules: building information modelling and CAD science, structural appreciation... Learn about: Construction Training...

...If you want to try your hand at craft and design, then this Level 1 certificate might be right for you. You will learn about many crafts such as interior decoration...

...successful interview and initial guidance. Applications from mature students are welcomed. Those wishing to join the C'Skills programmes will also need to apply directly...

...a range of practical tasks, projects, a phase test and written assignments. An external written examination will be completed towards the end of the ACA course...

...It is intended for personnel in electrical contracting companies that have responsibility for maintenance of electrical equipment to comply with Electricity...

...either painting or industrial painting - your choice will need to be discussed with your course tutor to make sure it is suitable for you. Progression...

...Bill Evans Who is this course for? The 36 week full-time course is designed for those wishing to gain employment within the construction industry...

...What will I learn? The course covers the Advanced Construction Award (A.C.A) which will be taught and assessed at college and the NVQ level 3 in Bricklaying...

...employees new to using abrasive wheel may require the full 1 day course before being assessed and authorised by their employer to use abrasive wheels in the workpalce...

...· workshop safety · efficient working practices · safe handling and moving of resources · solid plastering · fibrous plastering Progression...

...Start Date: September 2010 End Date: July 2011 Venue: Coleg Powys Newtown Tutor: John Brown Who is this course for? The 23 week full-time programme...

...Define the regulations, Identify types of wheel...

...Maximum number of delegates - 12 Cost per delegate - Price on application (inclusive of VAT, registration, course handout & certificate/pass)...