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North Notts College Courses Construction Award in Construction Skills – Bricklaying – ADULT

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Campus: North Notts College - Worksop Campus
Code: W07AC04
Level: 1
Type: Adult Courses (19+)

Award in Construction Skills – Bricklaying – ADULT

This course has been extremely helpful in improving my skills and knowledge and provided me with all the support I needed.

Joel Joinery

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We make every effort to ensure information within our online course directory is accurate and a true representation of the courses we are offering in 2025 -26. However, we do reserve the right to make changes if necessary.

Start an exciting career in Construction

The construction sector is ideal for those who like working outside, enjoy working practically and use their initiative to get things done.

A plumbing student working on some pipes

Joiner/Carpenter

Average salary - £24,000 - £40,000*

Carpenters make, install and repair wooden items like wall panels, flooring, door and window frames, roof rafters, staircases, cabinets and furniture.

Day to day tasks:

Discuss plans and job instructions with clients or site managers, cut timber for floorboards, doors, skirting boards and window frames, make and fit staircases, door frames, roof timbers and partition walls, assemble fitted and free-standing furniture, install kitchen units, cabinets and shelving, construct wooden supports, called shuttering, which hold concrete in place while it sets, fit interiors in shops, bars, restaurants and offices, build stage sets for theatre, film and TV productions.*

Working environments:

You could work in a workshop, on a construction site, at a client’s business or at a client’s home. Your working environment may be dusty, at height and you’ll travel often. You may need to wear protective clothing.*

*Information from nationalcareers.service.gov.uk

Construction Manager

Average salary - £27,000 to £65,000*

Construction managers organise building projects to make sure they're completed safely, within budget and on time.

Day to day tasks:

Review plans with architects, surveyors and engineers, hire staff and make sure the site has the materials it needs, organise work schedules, monitor building progress and costs, check the quality of the work your team has done, report progress to clients, partners and local communities, maintain and promote health and safety.*

Working environments:

You could work on a construction site or at a client’s business. Your working environment may be outdoors in all weathers, at height and you may spend nights away from home. You may need to wear protective clothing.*

*Information from nationalcareers.service.gov.uk

In-demand skills that commonly appear in job descriptions for roles within the construction sector include**:

Detail Oriented | Communication | Customer Service | Problem Solving | Mathematics

**Information from EMSI 2025

What our students say

This course has been extremely helpful in improving my skills and knowledge and provided me with all the support I needed.

Joel Joinery

Stick at it, and don’t be afraid to ask questions. It might feel tough at the beginning, but you’ll get there. Pay attention, take your time, and trust the tutors; they know what they’re doing and want to see you do well.

Gareth Level 2 Diploma in Bricklaying

“I really enjoy the hands-on learning that the Joinery course offers. This course, and the great teachers help me develop the skills that I will need for a career as a Joiner.”

Josh Betts Level 1 - Certificate in Construction Skills

Award in Construction Skills – Bricklaying – ADULT

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