Painting and Decorating Advanced Apprenticeship 18/19 Starts

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In Leicester

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Description

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    Course

  • Location

    Leicester

  • Start date

    Different dates available

Painters and Decorators operate in domestic and commercial properties and undertake the decoration and protection of buildings. Properties include houses, schools, offices, hospitals factories and construction sites. Working internally or externally they work individually and/or as part of a team applying water-borne and/or solvent-borne paint coatings and wallcoverings. They have good knowledge of paint coatings […]

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Leicester (Leicestershire)
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Painter Street, LE1 3WA

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Different dates availableEnrolment now open

About this course

Must have completed level 2 diploma in painting decorating

A-C in Maths and English GCSE

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Subjects

  • Construction Training
  • Painting
  • Decorating
  • Painting and Decorating
  • Construction

Course programme

Year 1

A painter and decorator will be able to
Prepare the work area safely providing dust sheets and protection to furniture and adjacent surfaces.
Identify hazards and risks in the workplace ensuring a safe environment is maintained at all times.
Select, use, maintain and store, paint, tools, wallcoverings, spray equipment, steps, ladders and towers safely.
Follow and maintain work procedures and method statements.
Make the most efficient and effective use of resources, time and materials.
React correctly using the correct method of actions and reporting in the event of an accident or incident.

Year 2

Identify different industry sectors such as new construction, social housing, residential, refurbishment, commercial and Heritage.
Identify different building methods e.g. steel frame, reinforced concrete frame, traditional solid wall and cavity wall, block and dry lined which determine the appropriate paint products and specifications.
Identify substrates, hard wood, soft wood, ferrous and non- ferrous metal, factory finished etc.
Prepare and strip surfaces using abrasives, chemical etchants, power sanders, heat and liquid methods.
Understand and apply powder, two- pack, surfacers and resin fillers.
Use different application methods brush, roller, spray, power-assisted rollers and special effect tools.
Wallpaper using techniques for the hanging of lining paper, standard papers, digital print and wide width including (matching patterns, internal and external corners).

Additional information

The end-point assessment (EPA) will assess how an apprentice can apply their skills, knowledge and behaviours acquired in their apprenticeship, through the following three assessments carried out after the gateway point of the apprenticeship: 1. Knowledge test – this test will consist of multiple-choice questions on either a paper-based or computer-based platform. 2. Skills test – assessed over three consecutive days by an Independent Assessor, this assessment will holistically assess skills, knowledge and behaviours acquired throughout the apprenticeship. 3. Professional discussion – assessed by an Independent Assessor following the skills test, this discussion will consist of questions that clarify and probe the apprentice’s knowledge and skills based on the portfolio of evidence developed by the apprentice. The EPA can only be taken after the conditions of the Assessment Gateway have been successfully achieved

Painting and Decorating Advanced Apprenticeship 18/19 Starts

Price on request