Course Overview
This introductory programme of study has been designed to give students a general introduction to a broad range of construction skills. Practical activities are completed in fully resourced workshops led by highly competent and qualified staff. Students will study technical units to develop skills and knowledge associated with construction to prepare them for further study in particular construction trades.
The programme includes:
- Carpentry Joints, Door Ironmongery, Architrave & Skirting’s
- Brickwork & Block work
- Painting & Plastering
- Tiling
- Functional Skills Maths and English
- Health & Safety
- Construction Technology and Technical Information Customer Relationships
Students must pass all practical and theory elements of the programme to achieve this nationally recognised qualification.
All students who have not achieved a grade 4 (C) or above in GCSE English or maths will need to study these subjects alongside their chosen qualification.
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Course Highlights
All students will demonstrate their practical skills with state of the art, industry standard workshops.
Opportunities to participate in local shows and exhibitions
Opportunities to meet local employers within the construction industry to improve employability skills
Next Steps
On completion of this qualification, students can progress on to a level 2 specialised programme in bricklaying, or carpentry & joinery or painting & decorating.
Tuition Costs
No tuition fees are payable for students aged 16 – 18 on 31 August 2019.
For all students aged 19+ fees will be £1570.
Details regarding fee remission please visit our website www.suffolk.ac.uk.
