Advanced Carpentry & Joinery, Level 3. Carpentry & Joinery encompasses both site-carpentry and architectural-joinery, with learners completing this apprenticeship choosing to study one of these options. This apprenticeship is suitable for those who have completed Carpentry & Joinery, Level 2 and now have responsibility for managing their own and other peoples work, as well as carrying out complex and often bespoke work.
Entry Requirements: Ideally, learners should hold 5 GCSEs at grade (4-9) including English and Maths, have completed Carpentry & Joinery, Level 2 and be employed for thirty hours a week or more.
You will typically spend 4 days per week in a workplace setting with one day per week in college. With construction trades we tend to work this out as a block release, so you spend a a couple of weeks with an employer, then a week in college.
Are you looking to advance your skills in bricklaying? Do you want to take your experience in the industry further? If you’re looking to establish yourself as a competent and skilled Bricklayer, this Level 3 apprenticeship is for you. This occupation is to set out and lay bricks, brick specials,…
Starts September 2025
This course will give you a real insight into modern rural businesses, as well as providing a range of transferable management skills and to progress on to professional roles in the rural sector.
Channelside Campus
This full-time programme is for those wishing to acquire an understanding of the construction industry, combined with practical skills, before taking up employment as a craftsperson in the industry. The programme includes a Level 1 qualification in an appropriate craft discipline. Every full-time…
Channelside Campus
This full-time programme is for those wishing to acquire an understanding of the construction industry, combined with practical skills, before taking up employment as a craftsperson in the industry. The programme includes a Level 2 qualification in an appropriate craft discipline. Every full-time…
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