Part Time Foundation Apprenticeship Plastering

Awarding Body

City & Guilds

Course Content

Successful completion of this course will enable the learner to obtain a Foundation Apprenticeship Certification in Plastering

Course Features

Successful completion of this course will enable the learner to obtain a Foundation Apprenticeship Certification in Plastering

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Career Prospects and Progression

Learners who have successfully completed this course are qualified to work on construction sites, and can apply for a Construction Skills Certificate Scheme card. This card is recognised within the construction industry as proof of being able to work safe and carry out work to an acceptable standard. Learners with this qualification can progress onto a Modern Apprenticeship Course.

Modules

Mandatory Core Units VR 01 Conform to General Workplace Safety VR 02 Conform to Efficient Work Practices VR 03 Move and Handle Resources Plus one of the following Optional Routes Solid Plastering - Basic Route Mandatory units VR62 Prepare Background Surfaces for Plasterwork VR65 Apply Finishing Plaster to Background Surfaces Plus any one of the following optional units: VR66 Produce Internal Solid Plastering Finishes VR67 Produce External Solid Render Finishes VR68 Install Direct Bond Dry Linings VR69 Lay Sand and Cement Screeds VR70 Apply Projection Plaster and Maintain Equipment VR71 Install Mechanically Fixed Plasterboard Intermediate Construction Award Units ICA 100 Store Materials and Equipment ICA 101 Erect and Dismantle Basic Working Platforms ICA 102 Work Efficiently ICA 116 Fix Sheet Materials ICA 117 Internal Solid Plastering ICA 118 External Solid Plastering ICA 119 Floor Screeding ICA 120 Dry Lining-Direct Bond ICA 121 Basic Fibrous Plastering ICA 122 Basic Repairs to Fibrous Plastering Health and Safety Test Employee`s Rights and Responsibilities Key Skills Communication Level 1 Number Power Level 2

Method of Assessment

Health and safety test Knowledge Questions Site Evidence of Work being carried out on-site Assessment of Training End Practical Test Examination Written Assignment on Communication Written Assessment

Course Length

Two year course

Time of Delivery

Day and Evening

Campus

Ammanford Campus

Bilingual Provision

Students can receive course materials in Welsh

Entry Requirements

Foundation Apprentice Plastering Employed within the Construction Industry Carrying out a range of plastering skills on-site

Full-time or Part-time

Part Time