Introductory Diploma in Carpentry and Joinery: Site Hudson Building

Course Content: Practical and theoretical tests will be delivered throughout the programme. Units will include safe working practices, communication skills and basic woodworking skills and techniques. As well as improving your practical abilities, you will develop your skills in maths and English, which will support your main programme of study, enhance your life skills and help with your future career progression. How will I be assessed? Assessment is via observation of practical work. You may be required to undertake real trade projects on which you will also be assessed. Your maths and English skills will be assessed through a controlled assessment or final exam. Are there any additional costs or specialist equipment required? You will need to supply your own safety footwear. A small charge may be made for other Personal Protective Equipment required to complete the course. What can I do after this course? Further study You can progress to an Intermediate Diploma in Carpentry and Joinery as a full-time learner. If you pursue further studies, you will continue to develop your literacy and numeracy skills. Careers There is the potential to enter an apprenticeship or employment in the construction industry. There are many opportunities to progress your career in wood occupations such as carpentry and joinery.