Introduction to the Construction Environment - DIY Skills, Plastering Level 1
- MOA
- Part Time
- Level
- Level 1
- Type
- Adult PT
- Duration
- 10 Weeks
- Location
- Lancaster & Morecambe College
- Start date: 07/01/2025, 5 pm to 9 pm (Tue)
- MOA
- Part Time
- Level
- Level 1
- Type
- Adult PT
- Duration
- 10 Weeks
- Location
- Lancaster & Morecambe College
- Start date: 17/09/2024, 5 pm to 9 pm (Tue)
- MOA
- Part Time
- Level
- Level 1
- Type
- Adult PT
- Duration
- 10 Weeks
- Location
- Lancaster & Morecambe College
- Start date: 25/03/2025, 5 pm to 9 pm (Tue)
Delivered at a 90:10 practical to theory ratio, this Level 1 course offers a practical introduction to plastering skills. You will learn how to skim a room, board a ceiling, patch holes and cracks, and learn different plastering techniques.
Assessed by a portfolio of photographic evidence, tutor observations, practical assessments, and observations, you will gain a Level 1 certificate in Introduction into the Construction Environment upon successful completion of the course.
- Course Overview
The topics covered on the course will include:
Skimming
Dry lining
Rendering
Dry Wall adhesive
Bonding
Repairing holes/cracks
Units are selected based on industry relevance at the time of study, and are recognised by employers in the sector.
- Progression Routes
There are a variety of progression opportunities within the College, including Full Time and Apprenticeships in;
Level 1 Construction Multiskills
Level 1/2 Bricklaying
Level 1/2 Plastering
Level 1/2 Carpentry & Joinery
Level 1/2 Plumbing
You can discover all the opportunities available to you by exploring the full list of careers in this industry
- Entry Requirements
There are no formal entry requirements to this course, just a commitment to studies and an enjoyment of working with people.
Learners should provide their own safety shoes or boots and wear suitable work wear/overalls. All other equipment will be provided.
- Course Fees
This course costs £509.00, including exam fees.
You may be eligible for free study if you are 23 or under and this is your first full Level 2 or 3 course. Alternatively, if you are unemployed, receiving an eligible benefit, and taking the course to help you find employment.
You may also be entitled to additional financial support including course materials, uniforms, and childcare expenses depending upon your individual circumstances. Read more about Financial Support for adults.
- How to Apply
If you would like to apply for this course, please click 'Apply' in the top right, follow the steps, and our Admissions Team will be in touch with you.
For more information, advice and guidance please phone Student & Learning Services on 01524 521385 or 0800 306306 or email advice@lmc.ac.uk
Course code: B36047
