Are you interested in learning more about Construction apprenticeships? Then the Exeter College Construction Expo is not to be missed!
Join us on 30th April to meet both large and small employers and discover apprenticeships from Level 2 to 4. Employers will be showcasing vacancies and offering valuable insights into the construction industry.
This event is open to everyone, including College students, parents/guardians, students completing their GCSEs, and members of the public. There’s no need to register, just come along!
“I chose to study the T Level because it offered a good all round view of construction. I have found the industry placement a very effective way of learning how things are done.”
Maintenance Operations
Working in construction also includes the maintenance and repair of buildings. This qualification teaches you how to build and maintain projects in a variety of trade areas.
Site Carpentry
This course will equip you with the necessary theory and practical skills to achieve a construction industry recognised qualification.
Bricklaying
This course gives you the basic knowledge and skills you need for a career in brickwork.
Architectural Joinery
This course will equip you with the necessary theory and practical skills to achieve a construction industry recognised qualification.
Construction Skills
This Construction Skills course allows learners to study a variety of different trade areas to develop hand skills, knowledge and confidence to prepare you for progression to a Level 2 trade specific Qualification or Apprenticeship of your choice.
Construction: Design, Surveying and Planning T Level
This course is aimed at learners who wish to develop their knowledge and understanding of construction and the built environment.
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 scheme. To begin with I was concerned how having an Apprentice would impact the business financially when they went to College once a week, however Exeter College helped me to apply and receive Apprenticeship grants.
My experience with the College has been extremely positive.”
Carl Leat, Business Owner at Devon Bricklaying
“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 the time and you meet lots of new people!
Exeter College has been really great and the facilities are excellent – they have been really good to me and helped me a lot throughout my journey.”
