ConstructionThe construction industry brings together a wide range of skilled crafts such as painting and decorating, carpentry, bricklaying and roofing. Working alongside those in such trades would also be civil engineers and architects.
Most apprentices gain their qualification through a traditional apprenticeship. This combines college study with on-site experience over a period of two to three years. Successful completion of the NVQ helps apprentices qualify for one of the industry card schemes, which are essential for working on site. Some specialist apprenticeships are available when access to a college is not possible. In these cases, learning is gained mostly “on the job”.
This Moodle compatible VLE content provides a dynamic way to deliver content for the Building Crafts Foundation qualification. Saving you time with ready-made resources, detailed tutor notes, and a range of tools for planning and teaching.
Written by well-known author Peter Brett, this resource is aimed at those working or undergoing training as a carpenter or joiner. This edition covers the five occupational-specific skills units for Bench Joinery at NVQ Level 2.
Written by well-known author Peter Brett, this resource is aimed at those working or undergoing training as a carpenter or joiner. This edition covers the four occupational specific skills units for Wood Occupations at NVQ Level 1.
Written by well-known author Peter Brett, this resource is aimed at those working or undergoing training as a carpenter or joiner. This edition covers the six occupational-specific skills units for Site Carpentry at NVQ Level 2.
Written by leading author Peter Brett, these are the only Building Crafts Foundation resources available. Mapped to the QCF specification and exactly matched to the assessment criteria it's an indispensible guide for students.
This Moodle compatible VLE content provides a dynamic way to deliver content for the Basic Skills in Construction qualification. Saving you time with ready-made resources, detailed tutor notes, and a range of tools for planning and teaching.
The only Basic Skills in Construction resources available. These highly visual resources cover all units of the award and certificate. Exactly matched to the assessment criteria and mapped to the QCF qualifications.