Bench Joinery Advanced Apprenticeship (CITB)

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If you like making things and enjoy working with wood, this could be an ideal career for you. Carpenters and joiners make and install wooden fixtures and fittings as part of construction projects. They also undertake flooring projects such as real wood and laminate installations. The most common way to become a carpenter or joiner is through an apprenticeship scheme. To get onto a scheme, you may need GCSEs in maths, English and science. As a carpenter or joiner, you may work in one or more of the following areas: -Cutting and shaping timber for floorboards, skirting boards and window frames-Making and assembling doors, window frames, staircases and fitted furniture-Fitting wooden structures, like floor and roof joists, roof timbers, staircases, partition walls, and door and window frames (first fixings)-Installing skirting boards, door surrounds, doors, cupboards and shelving, as well as door handles and locks (second fixings)-Building temporary wooden supports for concrete that is setting, for example on motorway bridge supports or building foundations (formwork)-Making and fitting interiors for shops, hotels, banks, offices and public buildings. To become a carpenter or joiner you will need to have: -Good practical skills-An organised approach to work-An eye for detail-The ability to follow technical drawings and plans-Good maths skills for measuring and working out angles-The ability to work as part of a team and unsupervised Salary range: £8000 - £28,000+

Course information

Name: Bench Joinery Advanced Apprenticeship (CITB) Qualification title: Diploma in Bench Joinery (Construction) (QCF) Qualification type: Assessment Awarding CITB Construction Skills Created 20160212 10:04:35 Updated 20160212 10:04:35

Entry requirements

None

Provider

GLOUCESTERSHIRE COLLEGE
Further Education
info@gloscol.ac.uk
0845 155 2020
http://www.gloscol.ac.uk

Address

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