Safety diploma courses

...Bricklaying Diploma Level 2 Course Overview This course is part of the standard entry route to a career in construction. Start Date Duration Venue...

... and eyebrow shaping. • Hygiene, health & safety • Related anatomy & physiology • Equipment and products • Preparation of room, trolley and client • Contra...

... About Events Management as a Career Why you should become an events manager About what youll be doing when youre working What the benefits of having a diploma... Learn about: IT Management, Event Management...

...You will study advanced techniques in: -Health and safety -Analysing technical information, quantities and communication with others -Analysing...

... out All elements are assessed and must meet City & Guilds standards. Level 1 Diploma in Bricklaying - Health and Safety within the construction industry - Stacking...

... and electrical engineering industries. This BTEC Extended Diploma in Engineering course is equivalent to three A Levels over two years, and includes a wide range of units to allow learners to focus on their chosen career or area of interest and progress into employment or higher education Updated November...

... could I achieve ? Students who successfully complete this course will achieve a City and Guilds Diploma in plumbing. The induction period covers health...

...You will gain an NVQ Level 3 Diploma in Barbering and be able to apply for work within a barbering shop, or those students wishing to study more advanced or specialist techniques as a barber exist in a variety of contexts, including: Commercial Baber shops Specialist African type barber shops...

... such as Health and Safety, the nature of building projects and the basic science and mathematics to support...

... skills as required by the industry Progress to the Diploma Level 3 Carpentry or Joinery qualification NVQ 3 Carpentry and Joinery if there is adequate...

...This course combines practical skills with job knowledge. It includes. practical work using hand and portable power tools to produce a. number of practical projects. You will also gain an understanding of. employment responsibilities and rights, and health and safety in. construction...

...On this introduction to Plastering, you will learn the basic of tool manipulation, how to prepare walls and surfaces, plus the correct way to apply plaster onto walls and surfaces. You’ll complete Health and Safety training as required by the industry, whilst improving your own communication...

... and optional units which look into aspects of health and safety, construction science, materials...

..., then we have something for you. A Level 3 Diploma in plumbing. You can further enhance your studies by undertaking higher level qualifications...

... on the course will deal with: Hygiene, Working with Others, Health and Safety, Preparing and Cooking Meat, Fish...

... in health and safety, stock display, salon reception and image creation, so you are ready for a career in hairdressing...

...Catering Diploma Level 1 Venue: George Street Campus, Corby Duration: One Year Start At: September 2010 Level of Study: Foundation (Level 1) Catering...

... good Health and Safety practices, learn how to interpret technical drawings, set out masonry structures and Construct cavity walls to form masonry structures. All this whilst learning to work with other trades...

... and start to create an image using temporary colours and dressing techniques. With health and safety and salon reception duties also part of the course, you’ll be ready to progress onto higher level training in the hairdressing profession...

... with confidence. Monitoring health and safety in the salon and learning how to promote products help to support business practices and will make you more employable. You will also learn about creativity and colour correction in the all-round hairdressing qualification...