Carpentry and Joinery (Level 3 Apprenticeship)
City and Guilds
Apprenticeships & Traineeships
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Start Date1 Sept 2023
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Study ModeFull-Time
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Duration2 Years
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CampusSpringtown
Available Sessions
Course Offering
- Site location Springtown
Course Modules
- Level 3 Diploma in site carpentry 6706-33
- Level 3 NVQ Diploma in Wood Occupations (Site Carpentry) 6571-51
Entry Requirements
UK Requirements
GCSE Maths , English and ICT at Grade C or above. You must also have employment with a N.Ireland registered company confirmed. A level 2 qualification in carpentry and joinery is also required prior to entry.ROI Requirements
Leaving Certificate English, Maths and ICT at Grade O5 or above. You must also have employment with a N.Ireland registered company confirmed. A level 2 qualification in carpentry and joinery is also required prior to entry.Work Placement
This is not work placement, you will be employed from day one of course attending college one day per week for the full academic year and employment must be maintained to complete the course due to the work based assessment element of the programme.
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
On successful completion of the Apprentice NI Level 3 Diploma, options for further progression include the Higher National Certificate, Higher National Diploma, NEBOSH, Degree options HE.Career Prospects
• Newly trained joiners can earn in the range of £14,000 - £17,000• Trained with experience bench joiners can earn in the range of £20,000 - £30,000• Senior/master craft bench joiners can earn in the range of £30,000 - £40,000 Salaries depend on location, employer, level of responsibility, and the amount of overtime worked. Self-employed bench joiners set their own pay rates. Carpenters and Joiners with the right skills and qualifications can become College Lecturers.Enquiry
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NWRC has helped me develop in my career, improving my skills in technology and business development. I will continue to be involved with the College. Life Long Learning is key to long and healthy relationships.Patsy O'Kane (Cityside) -
I love my course at NWRC and I'm really excited about the university opportunities available locally with the new Medical courses at Ulster University, Magee.Amy Hutcheon (Health Sciences)
