NVQ Level 2 Wood Occupations - Site Carpentry

This qualification is supported by CSCS and accredited by either SQA or ProQual, ensuring it meets industry standards and requirements.

CSCS (Construction Skills Certification Scheme) provides a registration card scheme widely acknowledged across the construction sector. This scheme recognizes your:

• Skills

• Knowledge and understanding

• Competence

• Qualifications

By achieving this qualification, you’ll demonstrate your ability to meet industry expectations, making you a valuable asset on any construction site.

Upon completing the Level 2 NVQ in Carpentry, you will have gained the skills, knowledge, and understanding required to demonstrate competence in your trade.

This qualification provides a clear pathway for career progression, allowing learners to advance from Carpenter to the Level 3 NVQ in Occupational Work Supervision – Occupational Supervisor.

There are no formal entry requirements for this qualification, and no prior training or qualifications in this subject area are necessary. However, learners must have the potential and opportunity to successfully complete the qualification.

Who is This Qualification For?

This qualification is ideal for:

• Workers needing to meet legislative requirements.

• Individuals aiming to progress into supervisory roles.

• Employees looking to enhance their career prospects.

• Entrepreneurs planning to start their own business.

• Those seeking flexible study options, available for full-time or part-time learning.

To achieve the Level 2 NVQ in Carpentry and Joinery, learners must complete the following mandatory core units:

• Conforming to General Health, Safety, and Welfare in the Workplace

• Conforming to Productive Working Practices in the Workplace

• Moving, Handling, and Storing Resources in the Workplace

• Installing First Fixing Components in the Workplace

• Installing Second Fixing Components in the Workplace

• Maintaining Non-Structural Carpentry Work in the Workplace

Assessment Process

Once enrolled, you will be assigned a dedicated assessor who will guide you through every step of the qualification.

• Induction Visit: The assessor will explain the evidence requirements and discuss the assessment plan.

• On-Site Observation: Your assessor will observe you on-site to assess your practical skills and competence.

• Assessment Methods: A combination of methods may be used, including:

    • Professional Discussions

    • Written Knowledge Questions

    • Witness Testimonials

Yes, CITB-registered companies can claim up to £600 per learner for this course.  

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