Plumbing
Jeff O’Kane (pictured) proved he knew all about his pipes when he earned a gold medal at the Apprentice Skills Showcase, which recognised the talents of construction trainees from across London. Jeff said: “I’m really happy I could be a part of such a successful competition.”
NVQ Certificate in Performing Engineering
Operations (level 1) This is an EAL NVQ qualification where you will learn the basics of electrical installation and plumbing. It’s a 1 year, full-time course which covers health and safety, lighting systems, power systems and how to use materials of the trades. Most of the course is practical-based, but there are a number of written assignments to be completed.
Entry requirements: College interview and assessment.
Next possible steps: Employment or higher level courses.
Plumbing (level 2) Learn technical knowledge and achieve a recognised qualification to enable you to work in the plumbing industry. The course covers practical skills needed to fit basic domestic installations. The theory classes cover all aspects of the plumbing industry to a basic level.
Entry requirements: Internal assessment and interview and level 2 English and maths.
Possible next steps: Level 3 plumbing courses.
Plumbing Apprenticeship
(intermediate) You must be employed as you will study 1 day a week at HCC and then 4 days a week onsite. You will study a plumbing technical certificate at an appropriate level and be assessed at your workplace.
Entry requirements: Interview and assessment.
Possible next steps: Progression in employment.
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