Bosco Centre London

E2E CArpentry and construction

Carpentry and joinery are part of the E2E construction course and a young person can find if he is cut out to follow this trade. Can you chisel in a straight line. Can you curt a straight joint can you lear to measure accuratately. If this is within your capabilities and you have a good work ethic. i.e. can get up on time in the morning, be at work every day, work with your line manager and learn how to improve, andget on with your work mates in a mature way - then you could easily be a good carpenter apprentice. this course is for all who want to be able to do things in the house and for those who want to go on a building site.

Carpenters

Those who want to work on a building site

Maintenance .

Young

Framework for Carpentry

Key Skills Application of Number at Level 1

Key Skills Communication at Level 1

NVQ Level 2 in site Carpentry

ICA Intermediate Construction Award

Employee and employers rights and responsibilities

This will be done Partly On site and party at college for one day per week
Assessors will assess your work both on site and in class, thereby helping you to attain your Apprenticeship at level 2 in Carpentry.

Entry requirements

Entry Requirements for apprenticeship - the above and also

Pass the test in Application of number at level 2 Communication at level 1
Length of Course: Level 2 12-15 months
Progression Route: Advanced apprenticeship in Carpentry Level 3

What to do next?
Phone for an informal chat: Sr Cecily Dunn – Director
Contact Details:
Bosco College
Sr. Cecily Dunn – Director (M Ed)
281 Jamaica Road, Rotherhithe, London, SE16 4RS
Tel : 0207-232-0440
Fax : 0207-237-6168
E-Mail:info@bosco-centre-london.co.uk