Apply

Due to worsening weather conditions we’ve made the difficult decision to cancel lessons today. LRCs are currently open for those students who have been able to travel here. Please don’t travel in if you aren’t already here. 

Call us on 01392 400 500

Architectural Joinery Apprenticeship

An Architectural Joiner will produce building components by setting out, marking out and manufacturing basic architectural products, including doors, windows, straight staircases and associated ironmongery.

Course Information

Share Print
  • Course Type Apprenticeship
  • Subject Area Construction and Trades
  • Qualification Apprenticeship
  • Study Mode: Block Weeks
  • Course Level Level 2
  • Location Construction Centre
  • Course Length Up to 24 Months.
Get in touch Apply
Overview

A Joiner will use timber products to create joinery items for a carpenter to install, while being responsible for managing their own work. You will normally work in a joinery workshop.

A Joiner will study:

  • Setting out joinery items
  • Marking out joinery items
  • Manufacture joinery items
  • A range of woodworking machines

To achieve a Level 2 you must complete:

  • End Point Assessment
  • If required: Functional Skills (English, Maths)
  • Portfolio of evidence

Next steps: Some Apprentices go into employment OR progress onto a Level 3 Site Carpentry/Joinery Apprenticeship.

Entry Requirements

Every employer is different and therefore the entry requirements can vary. As a guide, you ideally need GCSE grade 4 in English and Maths. However, we will work with you and provide additional support to help you achieve their requirements, either prior to your Apprenticeship or during the delivery of your programme. An interest in the industry is essential. You will need to complete the Level 2 Architectural Joinery Apprenticeship before progressing to the Level 3 Advanced Architectural Joinery Apprenticeship.

Facilities
  • Trade specific classroom
  • Fully equipped wood machine shop
  • Practical bench and site workshops
  • Learning Resource Centre (LRC)
  • Refectory
Additional Costs

You will need safety boots, overalls and recommended text books.

  • Have a question?

    If you have questions or would like to speak to someone, our team of Customer Service Advisers can help answer your questions or direct your enquiry to the correct team.
    Speak to us today on 01392 400500 or send us a message using our contact form: www.exe-coll.ac.uk/contact.

  • Ready to find out more?

    Why not come along to one of our open events, a chance to explore our facilities, ask questions about our courses and find out more about being a student at Exeter College. Visit our open events page to find out more today.

What our students think?

“My Grandad was a carpenter and so from a young age I have always wanted to be a carpenter too. I thought doing an Apprenticeship was the best way to get into the trade. If you prefer to be hands on then this course, or any construction course, is perfect, as you are active all... Read more >

Harry

Fifields Construction, Level 2 Site Carpentry Apprenticeship

I would highly recommend any business to take on an Apprentice to benefit future generations. As a former Apprentice, I really value the Apprenticeship scheme and recognise the importance of offering real life, hands on experiences for new Apprentices. I have employed two Apprentices who have both been very hard working and dedicated to the... Read more >

Carl Leat

Business Owner at Devon Bricklaying

You may also like View all Level 2 Courses View all Construction and Trades Courses