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Construction - Brickwork
Overview
This course is designed to provide focused skills in Brickwork at City and Guilds Level with industry-recognised qualifications and certificates that will assist in the pursuit of a Construction Apprenticeship or another similar, lifelong meaningful career.
City and Guilds Level will be decided according to suitability of applicants.
Entry
This is a highly sought-after course and is seen as a progression from the more general Pre-apprentice suite of courses.
City and Guilds or Foundation Apprentice (Schools) group
There is no age restriction for progressing Students from current City and Guilds or Foundation Apprentice (Schools) groups because of the safety training already established.
Current Students
Current Students are advised to consult their lecturer at the time of application to discuss.
Direct applications
Direct applicants who are not a current student must be 18 years old by the end of September 2026 to commence this course and have at least one of the following National 5 qualification in:
- Design & Manufacture
- Graphic Communication
- Practical Metalworking
- Practical Woodworking
or
- Level 1 City and Guilds (Pre-Apprentice suite) Construction.
or
- 2 years proven industry or relevant employment history.
Candidate’s specific course suitability will be decided through a thorough interview process, which may include an aptitude assessment. Preference will be given to those who can display a genuine desire to work in the construction industry.
Learn
Principle trade area covered:
- Bricklaying and the use of specialised equipment related to this.
Qualifications, Certificates and Experiences
- Level 1 Diploma in Bricklaying
Working patterns
- The course is mostly practical based - workshop and project areas.
- Students will be expected to engage with and complete mandatory theory elements.
- Students may be expected to engage with blended learning off campus
Work Placement
Engagement with employers through visits and work placements may be available for students who excel and show a genuine desire to enter the industry.