Wall and Floor Tiling NVQ3

NVQ3 Assessment in Wall and Floor Tiling.

Aim
Are you ambitious, self driven, motivated to achieve? Do you feel that people do not recognize your full abilities and credentials? Do you personally feel that you have yet to achieve your full potential? Are you employed, self employed and need an accredited centre to deliver the NVQ Level 3 Wall and Floor Tiling award.
Then look no further; Chase Tiling Academy are now an accredited centre to deliver the NVQ Level 3 Wall and floor tiling award.
Requirements
It would be an advantage to have achieved the NVQ Level 2. Wall and floor tiling, but it is not a necessity. If you are in a position where you are employed as a “hands on” supervisor / foreman type operative, the chances are that you will have access to an abundance of evidence that is applicable to this award. A minimum requirement is that you must have at least three years experience within the construction industry within the discipline that makes up the unit listing below.
Course Content
There are eight stand alone units that make up the award. As with all NVQ awards you have to show competency in achieving both the practical performance criteria (through a range of assessment methods), and in displaying the required underpinning knowledge to all units.

The unit titles are:-
VRO1 Conform to general workplace safety

VR209 Conform work activities and resources for the work

VR210 Develop and maintain good working relationships

VR211 Confirm Occupational Methods of work

VR69 lay sand and cement screeds

VR141 prepared background for tiling

VR69 Tile wall and floor surfaces

VR69 Produce tiled, mosaic and stone floor finishes

Training method
Depending on experience will determine the amount of onsite assessments you require – evidence of experience will be required.

Duration
The NVQ3 is purely work based, so no time off work is required to get it completed. Our assessors will come to you and guide you through what is required in order for you to achieve the award. You are given a maximum time of 2 years to complete the award, although normally it is completed within 3-6 months.