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site carpentry (wood occupations)advanced apprenticeshipduration: 1 yearlocation: kcAbout the courseSite joinery work is carried out in a variety of locations,both indoors and outside, fitting timber roofs, floors,doors and stairs. Bench joinery is carried out in aworkshop where timber is prepared and assembledto make doors, windows, stairs etc. Work includesmeasuring and calculating materials cutting and shapingmaterials and using hand and power tools. Use ofwoodwork machinery, hand and power tools.Learn to use basic hand tools whilst developingknowledge and understanding of joinery techniquesand methods. Study to understand the underpinningknowledge of the construction industry, which is vitalwhen working on building sites, including EmployersRights & Responsibilities and Health & Safety.The Apprenticeship framework comprises of:• Work based assessment (NVQ)• Technical Certificate - Level 3 Certificate (assessmentand test)• Employee Responsibilities and Rights (workbook)• Personal learning and thinking skills (workbook)• Functional Skills (project and tests)NVQ Level 3 in Wood Occupations. This NVQ involvesa variety of units that are delivered through workplaceassessment. Site Carpentry mandatory:• Conform to general workplace safety• Confirm Work Activities and Resources for the Work• Develop and Maintain Good Working Relationships• Confirm the Occupational Method of Work• Install First Fixing Components• Install Second Fixing ComponentsSite Carpentry Optional:• Erect Structural Carcassing Components• Erect Complex Structural Carcassing Components• Maintain Non-structural and Structural Components• Set Up and Use Fixed or Transportable MachineryCSkills Award Level 3 Diploma in Site Carpentry. Thisqualification is delivered at the College’s KeighleyCampus and involves a selection of units that areassessed by assignment, this underpins the knowledgeand understanding which supports the NVQ.• Carry out safe working practices in construction• Carry out first fixing operations• Carry out second fixing• Information, quantities and communicating withothers• Building methods and construction technology• 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 DormerApprentices are employed from the word go and receivea wage and support from a company that is committedto their development.Training takes place at work and at college. Apprenticescan expect:• Excellent training at one of the best vocationalcolleges• A wage and supportive employer• Real experience and understanding of the industrythey are working in• The opportunity to go on to university recognisedindustry-standard qualificationsYou will assessed on the job, and will be visited once amonth by your college assessor.Entry requirementsA Level 2 qualification in Site Carpentry. A GCSE gradeC and above or equivalent in Maths, English or IT wouldbe an advantage. If you don’t have GCSE grade C orabove in English and Maths you will be supported ingaining a relevant qualification alongside your studies.Employment in a carpentry setting.future opportunitiesEntry into Higher education or alternatively you couldprogress into management.62 Leeds City College | Conostruction & Landbased 2013-14
mechanical engineering services (plumbing)intermediate apprenticeshipduration: 2 yearslocation: kcabout the courseThe course includes system installation principals,installation and testing, maintenance, cold / hot watersystems, basic principles of plumbing and health andsafety. You will also find out how copper pipers arejoined together, the properties of water and differenttypes of water. You will look at the principles of aboveground drainage and sanitation and how customerrelations and environmental impact play a role in thisindustry.The Apprenticeship framework comprises of:• Work based assessment (NVQ)• Technical Certificate – Level 2 (assessment and test)• Employee Responsibilities and Rights (workbook)• Personal learning and thinking skills (workbook)• Functional Skills (project and tests)City & Guilds Level 2 NVQ in Mechanical EngineeringServices (Plumbing) Mandatory units:• Maintain the safe working environment whenundertaking plumbing work activities• Maintain effective plumbing working relationships• Contribute to the improvement of the plumbing workenvironment• Install non-complex plumbing systems andcomponents• De-commission non complex plumbing systems• Maintain non-complex plumbing systems andcomponentsCity & Guilds Level 2 Certificate in Basic PlumbingStudies (Technical certificate) Optional units:• Safety in Plumbing Activities• Key Plumbing Principles• Common Plumbing Processes• Cold Water Systems• Domestic Hot Water Systems• Sanitation Systems• Central Heating Systems (pipework only)• Electrical Supply and Earth Continuity• Sheet Lead Weathering• Environmental Awareness in Plumbing• Effective Working Relationships in the PlumbingIndustry• Basic Plumbing Studies Core Underpinning Knowledge(Question Paper)• Basic Plumbing Studies Practical Tasksentry requirementsThere are no formal entry requirements but GCSE gradeC and above or equivalent in Maths and English wouldbe an advantage. If you don’t have GCSE grade C orabove or equivalent in Maths and English, you will besupported in gaining a relevant qualification alongsideyour studies.Employment with a plumbing company.Future OpportunitiesWith these you can progress onto a skilled role, oralternatively you may wish to progress onto an advancedApprenticeship.leedscitycollege.ac.uk | course.enquiry@leedscitycollege.ac.uk | 0113 386 1997 63
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