This course is for students who wish to work in the construction industry as a Bench Joinery who would primarily build Doors, Windows and Stairs in a workshop.
This course is for students who wish to work in the construction industry within a wood occupation. Whether that be within a workshop environment as a Bench Joiner or on site as a Site Carpenter.
These qualifications are for those wishing to gain some understanding and some practical experience of the variety of trades in the Construction industry. This course will offer you an excellent foundation in a variety of general construction subjects, such as carpentry and joinery, plumbing, electrical and brickwork. You will cover the theory behind trades as well as practical skills. Following successful completion of the course and subject to entry requirements, you should be able to progress and specialise in the trade of your choice on a course at a higher level.
This course will give you the skills and knowledge to solve practical problems of an electrical nature in addition students will gain team work, communication, dexterity and time management skills and gain an awareness of health and safety regulations. Electrical installation is an interesting and popular career, with skilled tradesman in high demand.
This course will give you the skills and knowledge to solve practical problems of an electrical nature. Electrical installation is an interesting and popular career, with skilled tradesman in high demand. Our tutors are highly qualified with relevant industry and teaching experience. The facilities and equipment are representative of what is used in domestic, commercial and industrial settings.
This course is designed to equip you with the basic skills in plumbing for the mechanical service environment. You will learn about health and safety, plumbing science, cold and hot water, central heating, sanitation and other subjects related to the industry. On the Level 3 programme you will study more advanced subjects such as gas installation.
This course is for students who wish to work in the construction industry as a Site Carpenter. Learning how to build walls, floors and roofs (first fix) and fit internal features such as stairs, skirting boards, doors (second fix).
This introduction to construction skills will give you the opportunity to learn about basic construction techniques and processes and apply your new skills to set tasks during your course, within our construction workshops.
This introduction to construction skills will give you the opportunity to learn about basic construction techniques and processes and apply your new skills to set tasks during your course, within our construction workshops.
This introduction to construction skills will give you the opportunity to learn about basic construction techniques and processes and apply your new skills to set tasks during your course, within our construction workshops.
In the Level 1 Furniture Craft course at Kendal College you will be enrolled in a small class of up to 10 learners. This course is aimed at those with little to no furniture or woodworking experience, even if you have a basic understanding of tools and want to brush up on your skills with timber, this is the class for you.
In the Level 2 Furniture Craft course at Kendal College you will be enrolled in a small class of up to 10 learners. This class is aimed towards those who have some recent, existing woodworking skills (primarily hand cut joints) or have completed the Level 1 Furniture Craft course.
The 2391-10 has been replaced by two qualifications: 'Principles, practices and legislation for the Initial Verification and Certification of Electrical Installations' and 'Principles, practices and legislation for the Periodic Inspection Testing and Condition Reporting of Electrical Installations'.
The 2391-10 has been replaced by two qualifications: 'Principles, practices and legislation for the Initial Verification and Certification of Electrical Installations' and 'Principles, practices and legislation for the Periodic Inspection Testing and Condition Reporting of Electrical Installations'.
This qualification ensures you are up-to-date with the latest industry regulation on wiring and the safe use and operation of electrical equipment and systems. It covers the 18th edition of the IEE Wiring Regulations. These regulations are recognised by the British Standards Institute as a British Standard (BS767).
