Carpenters work on construction sites to build wooden fixtures and fittings such as floorboards, window frames, roof structures and staircases. Carpenters are essential in areas such as restoration and building new housing, and work could take place on a variety of sites, including shops, bars and restaurants, and even film or TV sets. Carpenters are often involved in the whole construction process, which means greater opportunity to progress to contractor or supervisor level.
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Level 1 in Carpentry & Joinery
Full-Time
What does this programme involve? Level 1 Site Carpentry is made up of units: • Carry out safe working…
Level 2 Apprenticeship Standard - Carpentry and Joinery
ECTA Apprenticeship
Carpenters and Joiners carry out skilled work, primarily using timber products, to create and install…
Level 2 in Site Carpentry
Full-Time
Level 1 Site Carpentry is made up of units: • Carry out safe working practices • Information, quantities…
Level 3 Apprenticeship Standard - Advanced Carpentry and Joinery
ECTA Apprenticeship
The apprenticeship in Advanced Carpentry and Joinery builds on the competencies developed at Level 2…
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