What kind of construction apprentice could you be?
The following information may be useful to those who are considering a career with construction.
Apprenticeships provide an opportunity to learn how to do a specific job…on-the-job! The National Construction College offers apprenticeship courses in a range of building trades.
You’ll earn while you learn, gaining hands-on experience and an academic qualification so you’re fully ready for work at the end of your training.
Ever thought of becoming a steeplejack, fancy reaching heights becoming a Crane Operative or working in Scaffolding? Maybe you have been thinking about Highway Maintenance or prefer working indoors so Drylining could be an option.
As apprenticeships are offered by employers, every opportunity is completely unique. So why not take a look at what the National Construction College can offer you.
NCC offer the following construction roles
- Drylining and interior systems
- Groundwork and Construction
- Plant (England & Wales only)
- Roofing
- Scaffolding and access
Each apprenticeship will have different entry requirements and can gain you a Intermediate level 2 – the equivalent of 5 GCSE passes at grade 9-4 (A*-C) or Advanced level 3 – the equivalent of 2 A-level passes, a Level 3 Diploma or International Baccalaureate.
Apply for an CITB Apprenticeship and they can support you and help start your career in Construction.