Student Handbook 2024/25
Construction Skills (Multi-Craft) (Level 1 TBC)
City and Guilds
Trades & Crafts
Important Message
Applications for Further Education courses 25/26 opening soon!
Available Sessions
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CourseCampusTypeStart DateFees
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Course: City and Guilds Level 1 TBC Construction Skills (Multi-Craft)Campus: GreystoneType: Full TimeStart Date: 02/09/2024Fees:
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CLOSED
Course Offering
- Site location Limavady Greystone
Course Modules
- C&G Construction L1
- Employability & Personal Development
- Recycling & Waste Management
- Essential Skills Literacy
- Essential Skills Numeracy
- Essential Skills ICT
Entry Requirements
UK Requirements
No formal entry requirements for this course, however applicants must have the potential to successfully gain the qualification. All students must have the potential to undertake work placement during this programme. Attendance at an Information Session is required.ROI Requirements
No formal entry requirements for this course, however applicants must have the potential to successfully gain the qualification. All students must have the potential to undertake work placement during this programme. Attendance at an Information Session is required.Additional Requirements Prior to Entry
Attendance at Information Session
Work Placement
Work placement is an integral part of the programme (3 days in college/2 day workplacement).
Fee Information
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Additional Fees
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Uniform - PPE College cover costs.
What's Next?
Further Study
Students on completion of the L1 in Construction and the required level of Essential Skills can progress to employment, L2 Traineeship or AppNI Level 2.Career Prospects
This programme looks at individual needs of students as part of the course our awarding winning Careers Academy team work with students to help them progress onto a pathway that best suits their own ambitions.Enquiry
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