Construction and the Built Environment L3 Sub Diploma
About
This is an ideal course if you are looking to become Architect, Building Surveyor, Construction Manager, Civil Engineering, Quantity Surveyor or any other professional or technician career pathway within the Construction sector.
Start
September 2020
Duration
33 weeks, 9 am – 4.30 pm
Location
Pencoed Campus
Fees
£1,011. Extra fees may apply (eg registration/text books)
Overview & Modules
Construction is a wide-ranging profession with many disciplines in the industry. This course offers an insight into the construction industry ranging from the initial planning stage through the design and building process of housing, industrial and commercial buildings.
Subject areas include:
- Construction technology and design
- Science and materials in construction
- Maths in construction
- Surveying in construction
- Health, safety and welfare in construction
- Sustainable construction
How will I be assessed?
The course is assessed through a combination of coursework activities (both individual and group exercises), practical work assignments and case studies. All units are assessed and graded, with an overall grade awarded for the qualification.
Entry requirements
Minimum of 5 GCSEs at grade C or above, including English and Maths (equivalent qualifications are accepted including a Merit at Level 2).
Continue your studies
Progress to Higher Education study to enhance work opportunities as an Architect, Building Surveyor, Construction Manager, Civil Engineering, Quantity Surveyor or any other professional or technician career pathway within the Construction sector.
Latest regional data including Bridgend, Cardiff and Swansea.
Currently Employed
204
Job opportunities
213
Average Wage
£31473
Hourly
£16.14
