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Qualifications & levels explained

There is a wide range of qualifications and levels available, but not all of them may be right for you. If you’re not sure what qualification type or level you should be searching for, take a look at our qualifications explained.

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A student in a high-vis vest and hard hat cutting a brick with a saw, smiling, against a green background. Kirklees

George

Studying Brickwork Level 1

I wanted to be a Bricklayer because there are a lot of jobs available and the pay is good. I like that most of the course is practical. The construction facilities at Brunel are great.

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Callum

Studying Level 2 Apprenticeship in Plumbing

I’m most proud of gaining an Apprenticeship and doing well in my practical and theory classes. I’ve learnt how to fit and install bathrooms and maintain central heating systems. The apprenticeship provides a lot of variety and you learn a lot through a mixture of theory and practical.

Harry Eyles

Harry

Studying Bricklaying Level 2

I enjoy learning practical skills, such as building a wall, as well as the theory side. After I finish this course, I want to become a qualified builder and gain some experience within the building industry and one day start my own business.

Sholan

Studying Level 2 in Plastering

I really enjoy the practical elements of my course and learning new skills that I will need to be a successful plasterer. Once I complete my course I am either going to look for an apprenticeship or set up my own business.