Level 3 Apprenticeship NI in Carpentry & Joinery
This 2 year Level 3 course equips you with the skills and knowledge to further develop a career in Carpentry & Joinery. Students will attend the college 1-2 days per week and 2-3 days will be spent on site.
This 2 year Level 3 course equips you with the skills and knowledge to further develop a career in Carpentry & Joinery. Students will attend the college 1-2 days per week and 2-3 days will be spent on site.
Level 3City & Guilds Diploma Bench Joinery (Dip 6706-36) (600/8050/4)
Level 3 City & Guilds Diploma in Site Carpentry (6706-33) (600/7995/2)
You will have the choice of two routes, Site Carpentry or Bench Joinery.
Bench Joinery subjects may include:
- Construct a box front shop window
- Complex shaped joinery product details
- Complex shaped joinery products
- Fixed and transportable machinery
- Building methods and construction technology
- Information, quantities and communicating
- Safe working practices
Site Joinery subjects may include:
- Building methods and construction technology
- Information, quantities and communicating
- Safe working practices
- First fixing operations
- Second fixing
- Erect complex structural carcassing components
- Maintain non-structural and structural components
- Set up and use fixed and transportable machinery
- Construct a traditional hipped roof with dormer
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