Petroc Prospectus | CONSTRUCTION AND ARCHITECTURE


NORTH DEVON CAMPUS


LEVEL 2 PAINTING & DECORATING


PLASTERING


WOOD OCCUPATIONS - BENCH JOINERY


WOOD OCCUPATIONS - SITE CARPENTRY


LEVEL 3


CONSTRUCTION AND THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT


FTB359 FTT201


Understand and apply the underlying principles used in the design, construction and refurbishments of buildings and infrastructure, and develop the skills needed for surveying.


Entry Level Level 1


GO further... ARCHITECT


BUILDING SERVICES ENGINEER


BUILDING SURVEYOR CONSTRUCTION MANAGER ESTATES MANAGER FURNITURE MAKER QUANTITY SURVEYOR


1 House of Commons Level 2 Level 3


Progress to our university-level qualifications...


Level 4


In 2018, the construction contributed


£117 billion 343,000


to the UK economy¹ FTB064


Learn new techniques and skills to get a broad understanding of the painting and decorating trade, as well as the diversity of work that can be achieved after you have completed the programme.


FTB120


Further your current skills and learn new techniques with plastering craft such as applying render, dry lining, floor screening and fibrous plaster work.


FTB124


Learn, develop and practise the skills required in bench joinery such as building methods, setting out, manufacture, and health and safety when using equipment.


FTB125 FTT244


Learn, develop and hone the skills needed to deliver high quality carpentry skills and products on a construction site.


BRANNAMS CAMPUS


MID DEVON CAMPUS


construction businesses in the UK¹


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