Civil Engineering (Level 3 Apprenticeship) *NEW
Pearson BTEC
Construction & Built Environment
Available Sessions
Course Offering
- Site location Strand Road
Course Modules
- Specialist Civil Engineering Techniques
- Construction Principles
- Construction Technology
- Construction Design
- Health and Safety in Construction
- Site Engineering for Construction
- Management of a Construction Project
- Further Mathematics for Construction
- Construction in Civil Engineering
- Surveying in Construction
Entry Requirements
UK Requirements
This is an apprenticeship course and applicants should note that they must first be in employment or have secured employment with a relevant employer for the duration of the course prior to commencing. NWRC does not secure placements for students for this course. Should a placement be secured, applicants must also and meet the following entry requirements: Level 2 Diploma in Construction, OR 4 GCSEs (Grade C or above) to include English and Mathematics.ROI Requirements
This is an apprenticeship course and applicants should note that they must first be in employment or have secured employment with a relevant employer for the duration of the course prior to commencing. NWRC does not secure placements for students for this course. Should a placement be secured, applicants must also and meet the following entry requirements: Level 2 Diploma in Construction, OR 4 OLCs (Grade O5 or above) to include English and Mathematics; OR Leaving Cert Applied - Merit.Additional Requirements Prior to Entry
Attendance at Information Session
Work Placement
Apprentices will be employed full time within the construction industry working a minimum of 21 hours per week.
What's Next?
Further Study
Successful completion of this course will allow you to progress to a Level 4 Higher National Certificate in Civil Engineering, Modern Construction and Renewables or to a Higher-Level Apprenticeship at NWRC. Students could also progress to a relevant university degree course if they attain the necessary UCAS points.Career Prospects
The course will provide opportunities for you to progress directly into employment at technician level in civil engineering. You could also potentially work for building contractors as a site engineer or construction manager trainee.Enquiry
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I progressed from NWRC directly into final year of a degree programme at Glasgow School of Art, along with my twin sister.Tipsudar Cochrane -
In the future I would love to work as a TV or film stylist. My course is great, very hands on and the tutors really motivate you. I was delighted to receive a Best in Further Education award from the college this year!Georgia PaterasHairdressing (Level 3 Diploma)
