Construction Degrees in the Wales

...confidently and competently to the standard set by the industry. pass the required health and safety vetting About this course This Apprenticeship is designed... Learn about: Skills and Training...

..., economics, business management and the pathology of defects and deterioration This degree prepares you for the management of construction projects of all sizes. It readies you to take on responsibilities of client management, to satisfy employers that projects are completed to date and to the specified... Learn about: IT Management, Built Environment, Safety Management...

... and budgets, ensuring contract is delivered on time and to programme, responsible for hiring staff, deliveries and quality management and costs. All places are subject to satisfactory interview. You can progress to a Higher Apprenticeship Level 5 or 6 in Construction Site... Learn about: IT Management, Construction Training...

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

...Are you looking to advance your career in the construction industry? If you have completed the Foundation Degree (FdSc) in Construction, this course provides a natural progression and allows you to gain a full BSc (Hons) degree. The course is designed in accordance with local industry needs... Learn about: Construction Management, Financial Training, IT Management...

...and tutorials/practical work during one day on a weekly basis. The dissertation element will start in trimester 2 taking a further 30 weeks having a total... Learn about: Full Time...

...Mae prentisiaeth ym maes adeiladu yn hyfforddiant galwedigaethol ble mae'r prentis yn dilyn fframwaith Sgiliau Adeiladu cydnabyddedig er mwyn datblygu sgiliau a gwybodaeth... Learn about: Construction Training, Skills and Training...

...for employers and self-employed persons who may come into contact with asbestos in their line of work, and therefore are required to understand their responsibilities...

...Other three common modules the students will study in the first trimester of the next academic year from September to January. On successful completion... Learn about: Full Time, Power Engineering...

... are: Construction Practice 3; Project & Financial Management and Construction Technology 3. Successful... Learn about: Civil Engineering, Construction Management, Construction Engineering...

... sectors of the construction industry and related employment such as local authorities, housing associations, health service trusts, privatised utilities... Learn about: Construction Materials, Built Environment, Construction Engineering...