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This occupation is found in both the new build and refurbishment construction sector. The construction industry is central to creating the homes, schools, hospitals, energy and transport infrastructure society needs. There is growing demand for carpenters and joiners to help meet the need for the transition to modern methods of construction and sustainability.
Pathway 1 – Site Carpenter: will normally work on a building site, or in domestic and commercial premises, preparing and fixing building components, from the erection of a new building, through to the installation of all necessary fictures and fittings, as well as repairs and maintenance.
Pathway 2 – Joiner: will normally be employed in a workshop producing timber-based building components and other architechtural products, such as doors, windows, units, and staircases.
Pathway 3 – Wood Product Manufacturing Operative: completing work that is comparable to a joiner, but focussed on the production of specialist timber-based building components such as window frames, fire doors, I-beams, etc.
A certificate of completion from the Institute for Apprenticeships
Level 3 Craft Apprenticeship in Carpentry & Joinery
Assessments Include: Practical test, Knowledge test and an end assessment interview
• Suitable employment on or prior to starting the apprenticeship training programme.
• An appropriate level of maths and English (assessed prior to apprenticeship start)
• Apprentices without English or maths (at Level 2 for a Level 3 Apprenticeship or Level 1 for a Level 2 Apprenticeship) must achieve this prior to taking the End Point Assessment).
• We can support you to achieve the desired level of maths and English, through functional skills taught sessions which are mandatory to attend as part of your programme (you cannot achieve your apprenticeship without the required level of maths and English).
• A relevant level 1 qualification in Carpentry & Joinery or 12 months plus of relevant work experience
