Stephenson College courses

...your NVQ through these particular areas: Assess work methods, resources and systems to meet. Course Level Level 4 Description The course is designed...

...who are developing their abilities in this occupation. You must be able to provide evidence from the workplace to achieve your NVQ through these particular areas...

...recognised as progression awards. Course Length 1 year (full time) What will I study? The Intermediate Construction Award is made up of seven units and one phase...

...Maintain Non-structural and Structural Components Set Up and use Fixed or Transportable Machinery Bench Joinery option: Mandatory core Units as Site Carpentry...

...Inspection and testing 6. Special installations or location 7. Appendices How will I learn? The course consists of classroom instruction and culminates...

...over a 4 week period at 2 hours per week (total 8 hours) What will I study? An overview of the amendments and changes to legislation recently enforced...

...of approved literature Legal requirements of the PUWER Regulations. Methods of marking abrasive wheels as to type and speed, methods of storing...

...be a mixture of providing evidence from the workplace and observation of the learner. How will I be assessed? Assessment is by production of evidence...

...Course Level 3 Description Course Length What will I study? How will I learn? How will I be assessed? Where could it lead?...

...DEI/012 Installing &/or Rerouting Domestic Electrical Cables. DEI/013 Domestic Electrical Installation - Special Locations. DEI/014 New Domestic Circuit Requirements...

...How will I be assessed? Each unit is assessed using a variety of assessment methods; e.g. assignments (written/practical) unit phase tests and unit end tests...

...managers and operatives are fully conversant with the requirements of BS 7671 for. Course Level C&G Description The course is designed for anyone who...

...What will I study? The course consists of three core units and one occupational unit. Units 1-4 are assessed by an online multiple choice theory...

...to develop a broad range of skills and knowledge relating to electrical installations engineering, enabling students to work towards becoming qualified...

...The programme is internally and externally assessed by achievement of practical assignments and multi-choice testing. Where could it lead? The course...

...to complete the mandatory assessment routes and the required number of optional assessment routes from their choice of pathway. How will I be assessed?...

...and Confirming Completion of Maintenance Activities Pathways Mechanical Electrical Electronic Fluid Power Engineered Systems Services Maintenance...

...or occupational areas and apprenticeships. The qualification will open up a wide variety of progression opportunities. The Level 1 Diploma is equal to 5 GCSEs D-G grade...

...science, technology, problem solving, communication, creative and innovative thinking, and health and safety. The course is a mixture of practical and theoretical studies...

...and health and safety. The course is a mixture of practical and theoretical studies. Course Length Two years post 16 What will I study? Level 3 comprises...