Construction Site Engineering Technician
DurationOutline
Progression
On completion of your Level 2 qualification, pathways will include a route into a professional construction course or an apprenticeship. Painting and decorating is the perfect foundation to an apprenticeship.
At Salford City College we offer a wide-range of Construction Apprenticeships, including:
Building Services Engineering
Building Services Engineering Crafts person
Building Services Engineering Installer
Building Services Engineering Service & Maintenance Engineer
Installation/Maintenance Electrician
Gas Engineering Operative
Plumbing & Domestic Heating Technician
Construction Craft
Bricklayer
Carpentry & Joinery
Carpentry & Joinery (Advanced)
Ground worker
Painter & Decorator
Plasterer
Professional Construction
Building Services Engineering Technician
Civil Engineering Technician
Construction Quantity Surveying Technician
Construction Site Engineering Technician
Construction Site Supervisor
Construction Technical & Professional (Advanced)
Entry Requirements
Level 1 Vocational Courses: Students are required to have 4 GCSEs at grade 1-9Level 2 Vocational Courses: Students typically progress from the Level 1 course.
*Students may qualify for direct enrolment onto our Level 2 courses for ages 16-18. Eligibility will be determined by teachers during the enrolment process and will require an average G-Score of 4. Students are also required to attend a college interview.
At Eccles Sixth Form College we are incredibly proud of our students, our staff and everything we achieve together.
Our number one priority is ensuring our students reach their full potential and that our outstanding achievement rates reflect our vision to ensure that they are all successful.
We are committed to providing a well-balanced and stimulating curriculum for all students, delivered by some of the very best teachers in the country. All of our teaching staff are experts in their vocational subject areas and most have worked in industry.
Our committed and passionate staff help ensure our students progress successfully beyond sixth form college, by supporting, challenging and guiding them every step of the way.
This short introductory course is aimed at those students wishing to gain some understanding and some practical experience of bricklaying.
As an apprenticeship you are employed as full-time members of staff and typically work for an employer three to four days a week. One or two days a week is spent at college, studying for nationally-recognised qualifications in the same profession as the apprenticeship.
This qualification will help students learn, develop and practise the skills required for a career in Bricklaying. This includes how to work in a safe, professional manner to an accepted code of practice, as well as estimating material requirements and pricing of the work. This qualification forms ...
You will learn the basic bricklaying techniques, skills and terminology used by a bricklayer. This introduction will give you the confidence to take your first steps into a career in bricklaying.
This apprenticeship standard is suitable for Bricklayers whose role involves laying bricks, blocks and other types of building components in mortar to construct and repair walls, foundations, partitions, arches and other structures such as chimney stacks.
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