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Apprenticeship - Bricklaying Level 3

Key Details

  • Available at:
    Llangefni, Rhos-on-Sea, Dolgellau - CaMDA (Construction and Engineering)
  • Study Mode:
    Part-time
  • Course Length:
    • 3 years
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Apprenticeship - Bricklaying Level 3

Apprenticeships

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Course Description

An apprenticeship in construction is a form of vocational training whereby the apprentice follows a Construction Skills' approved framework to develop skills and knowledge and who would then demonstrate and evidence their application in a construction environment.

In order to complete a Construction Apprenticeship, the apprentice must have been employed during the apprenticeship, have evidenced competence in the specified range of vocational skills and have an employed status at the time of completion.

Entry Criteria

You should have achieved a Level 1 or Level 2 post-16 qualification in Construction or have at least one year of life skills gained after compulsory education and meet the Apprenticeship entry criteria.

Apprentices must have an employer who can cover the apprenticeship qualification criteria.

Delivery

  • Technical training is provided in the college 1 day per week, including time in practical workshops.

Assessment

  • Completion of a portfolio of evidence
  • Work based observations
  • Theory based tasks and tests

Progression

From Foundation Apprenticeship Level 2 to an Apprenticeship Level 3.

Other details

Course type: Apprenticeships

Level: 3

Programme Area:

  • Construction and the Built Environment

Bilingual:

This programme is available bilingually at the following campus(es):

  • Dolgellau
  • Llangefni
  • Rhos-on-Sea

Construction and the Built Environment

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