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NOCN Entry Level Award in Introduction to Construction Careers (Entry 3)

The Achieve Group, a leading training provider based in Bury, offers a broad range of qualifications across the North West for Pre-16 and post-16s. This NOCN Entry Level Award in Introduction to Construction Careers (Entry 3) training course is specifically designed for Pre-16 students.

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Overview

  • Qualification Reference: 601/3707/1
  • Award Code: DIP091
  • Total Qualification Time (TQT): 120
  • Minimum Age: Pre-16
  • Credits: 12
  • Level: Level 3

As construction is a challenging field with high staff turnover, this qualification offers a clear pathway into the industry. This qualification is intended to introduce students to careers and skills in the construction industry. It provides insight into various roles within the sector, along with practical knowledge and skills in key areas such as health and safety and sustainability in construction.

Group Size

From single classes to larger group sizes of 30 students.

Course Content

These Entry Level 3 qualifications are primarily for post-16 students who want to continue their education and develop their skills for progression to further learning and, ultimately, to employment.

  • Gain an introduction to the knowledge, skills and qualities required for a career inConstruction
  • Gain an understanding of Teamwork, Communication, and other general Skills for Employability relevant to the Construction sector.
  • Achieve a standalone qualification that offers preparation for progression into further training and/or an Apprenticeship in Construction.
  • Progress from Entry Level 3, to Level 1 before moving onto Apprenticeship qualifications.

There are no formal entry requirements for students undertaking the NOCN Entry Level Award in Introduction to Construction Careers (Entry 3) qualification.

The NOCN Entry Level Award in Introduction to Construction Careers (Entry 3) is a 12 credit qualification with a Total Qualification Time (TQT) of 120, including 120 Guided Learning Hours (GLH).

Students must achieve all 12 credits from the 4 mandatory units listed below:

Unit TitleLevelCredit ValueMandatory or OptionalOfqual Unit Reference Number
Health and Safety and Welfare in Construction14MD/502/3692
Introduction to the Construction IndustryE34MF/506/5028
Introduction to Environmental
Sustainability in Construction
E31MM/505/7765
Skills for EmployabilityE33MM/505/3666

Course Completion

Successfully completing the NOCN Entry Level Award in Introduction to Construction Careers (Entry 3) qualification as a pre-16 student opens up several exciting opportunities for further learning and career development. Here’s what it allows you to do:

Career Benefits

  • Foundation Knowledge
  • Improved Confidence
  • Awareness of Industry Standards
  • Pathway to Further Learning
  • Practical Introduction
  • Enhanced Employability
  • Transferable Skills

Career Opportunities

  • Construction Assistant
  • Apprenticeships
  • Labourer
  • Maintenance Assistant
  • Further Training Candidate
  • Site Support Worker

How To Apply

To apply for the NOCN Entry Level Award in Introduction to Construction Careers (Entry 3) qualification in the North West, simply complete our enquiry form with your contact details. Once submitted, we’ll get in touch to confirm your eligibility and guide you through the enrollment process.

If you have any questions regarding our training courses or need more information, feel free to call us on 01204 66 8811 – we’re here to help!

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