Brickwork (Level 3 Apprenticeship)
City and Guilds
Apprenticeships & Traineeships
Available Sessions
Course Offering
- Site location Springtown
Entry Requirements
UK Requirements
GCSE Maths, English & ICT at Grade C or above and Level 2 vocational qualification in Brickwork is required prior to course entry. You must also have employment with a N.Ireland registered company confirmed.ROI Requirements
Leaving Certificate English, Maths & ICT at Grade O5 or above and Level 2 vocational qualification in Brickwork is required prior to course entry. You must also have employment with a N.Ireland registered company confirmed.Additional Requirements Prior to Entry
Attendance at Information Session
Work Placement
You are employed so you attend NWRC 1 day per week to complete Level 3 qualification and will also be assessed on site by NWRC Brickwork Assessor.
Fee Information
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Additional Fees
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Uniform - PPE required for workshop activities safety boots & overalls college cover the cost
What's Next?
Further Study
There are options for progression via Higher National Certificate, Higher National Diploma, NEBOSH, and degree options.Career Prospects
Skills that are in demand are brickwork repair, pointing, rendering, restoration, conservation, stone cladding.You can become a site manager and some of our Lecturers started where you are now.If you are good the industry with the highest salary for Bricklaying jobs is Construction. The average Construction salary for Bricklaying jobs is £36,679. In November 2019, the salary rose by 13 per cent. It should be noted that during economic booms the salary can be higher and then the opposite is also true,Enquiry
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The variety of subjects and the freedom to explore various themes and projects have helped me find my love for contemporary 3D work and sculpture. I would highly recommend this course to anyone who is serious about studying Art & Design. School can’t give you the hands-on experience this course does. It has prepared me for University and helped me achieve my dream of going to Glasgow School of Art!Katie Curry -
An apprenticeship is a great route for your career as you are learning a new skill but also getting the experience while getting paid. I chose NWRC because I’ve always heard good reports about it. I applied for welding as I always had an interest in engineering as I had done it in school.Chloe RankinEngineering (Fabrication and Welding) (Level 3 Apprenticeship)
