CONSTRUCTION
Studying construction at Petroc provides a fantastic range of opportunities and skills that will give you access to an ever-changing and innovative industry. You will develop your hands-on, technical and practical skills using cutting- edge machinery and technology. The teaching methods used by our experienced and knowledgeable teaching teams will also support and guide you, to enable you to achieve at the highest levels.
Many Petroc students go on to compete in national skill competitions and have become regional finalists in bricklaying as well as successes in furniture making, including the Medal of Excellence from City and Guilds. Decorative occupations have also been recognised at a national level including Trade Painters of the Year.
NORTH DEVON CAMPUS
LEVEL 1 BRICKLAYING
CARPENTRY & JOINERY CONSTRUCTION MULTI-TRADES FURNITURE MAKING PAINTING & DECORATING FTB234
Further your skills needed for employment in the furniture or fine woodworking industry such as timber technology, timber jointing and using power tools.
FTB063
Gain the knowledge and practical skills needed in the painting and decorating industry. PLASTERING
Learn the basic skills required for a career in the construction and plastering industry.
LEVEL 2 BRICKLAYING
FURNITURE MAKING FTB140
Learn all you need to know to become a professional and set you on the right path to a career in furniture making, using a combination of traditional and modern techniques.
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50 FTB177 FTB123 FTB156
BRANNAMS CAMPUS
FTB118
MID DEVON CAMPUS
FTT074
Learn basic bricklaying skills as well as the theory elements that run alongside it to kick-start your career in construction.
FTT080
Learn the basics on which you can build your career in the wood occupations industry, through a mixture of practical training and theory sessions.
FTT119
Develop skills and knowledge in a variety of trades in the construction industry such as carpentry, brickwork, plastering and painting and decorating.
FTB121
FTT198
Develop and learn rewarding practical skills and underpinning knowledge that will see you successfully embark upon a career as a bricklayer.
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