Short Course
Step into Construction
Delivered by our dedicated tutors, this 10-day course combines tutor-led learning with engaging activities to help you develop the knowledge, skills and confidence needed to pursue a career in construction.
You’ll explore the essential health and safety principles required when working in a construction environment, helping you understand how to work safely, recognise potential hazards and contribute to a safe working environment.
Alongside your construction training, you’ll develop important employability skills, including CV writing, digital job searching and interview techniques. Our tutors will support you throughout the course, helping you prepare for the recruitment process and take positive steps towards employment.
Who is this programme for?
- Have the right to live and work in the UK
- Aged 19 or above and are unemployed and seeking employment, or earn below £26,800 annual gross salary
Overview
Course Level
Level 1
Duration
10 Days
Sector
Construction
Learning method
In Centre
Cost
Fully-Funded
Work in Construction Level 1
Overview
The programme includes a Level 1 Award in Health and Safety in a Construction Environment and a Level 1 Certificate in Employability Skills, including digital job search support. It is also designed to help you work towards gaining your CSCS card, which can be an important step towards accessing employment opportunities on construction sites. Whether you’re looking for your first job, returning to work or considering a new career, this course will help you build a foundation for exploring opportunities within the construction industry.
Modules
What will I learn?
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