Construction covers the entire process involved in creating an infrastructure, from the handing the tools, vehicles and machinery, to managing teams of workers and learning health and safety principles. A construction career doesn't necessarily need to be limited to a private company – there are opportunities to work on projects with architects, local authorities and organisations such as English Heritage and the National Trust.
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What does this programme involve? Level 1 Site Carpentry is made up of units: • Carry out safe working…
Full-Time
The programme will cover the following: • Understanding health and safety within building services engineering…
Full-Time
Level 1 Certificate in Construction Crafts involves seven units including: • Construction site health…
Full-Time
In addition, you must have good attendance and attainment reports from your previous school or college…
Full-Time
Level 1 Site Carpentry is made up of units: • Carry out safe working practices • Information, quantities…
Full-Time
This full-time programme is run over three days per week, and will require some additional work outside…
Full-Time
The programme will cover the following: • Design of hot, cold and central heating supplies • Above…
Full-Time
Level 3 Site Carpentry will reinforce and build upon your existing knowledge. You will complete the following…
Our fully qualified staff have experience in a range of areas including Site Management, Civil Engineering and Architecture, and get actively involved in the Construction Employers Forum.
There is a vast growth area of professional apprenticeships in this field, and the College has good links with both industry and local education providers. This means there is plenty of opportunity to visit local Universities and secure employment.
Local businesses support Eastleigh College’s annual ‘Chippy of the Year’ awards celebrating the hard work and successes of the college’s carpentry and joinery students and apprentices.
Carpentry and joinery students from Eastleigh College have helped to save a local charity £12,000 by putting their skills to good use carrying out out essential maintenance and decorating.