Student Handbook 2024/25
Plumbing Skills (Level 2 Traineeship)
OCNNI
Apprenticeships & Traineeships
Important Message
Applications for Further Education courses 25/26 opening soon!
Available Sessions
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CourseCampusTypeStart DateFees
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Course: Open College Network NI (OCN NI) Level 2 Traineeship Plumbing SkillsCampus: SpringtownType: Full TimeStart Date: 02/09/2024Fees:
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CLOSED
Course Offering
- Site location Springtown
Course Modules
- Health and Safety In the Plumbing Industry
- Installing and Maintaining an Open Vented Hot Water System
- Installing and Maintaining Cold Water Pipework Systems
- Installing and Maintaining Sanitary Systems
- Installing and Maintaining an Open Vented Hot Water System
- Installing Underfloor Heating Systems
- Planning and Preparing for the Installation of a Central Heating System
- Plumbing Industry Processes, Techniques and Principles
- Practical Plumbing Project
- Sustainability in the Plumbing Industry
Entry Requirements
UK Requirements
4 GCSEs Grades D-G to include Maths and English Grade D or above.ROI Requirements
4 OLCs (Grade O5-O8 or above) or equivalent to include Maths and English at Grade O5 or above. Applicants presenting with a Junior Cert or Junior Cycle qualification should have attained a majority of higher-level subjects including English and Maths.Work Placement
All Students will be offered placement as part of the Traineeship
What's Next?
Further Study
Transversal Skills, Maths-English- ICT Essential SkillsCareer Prospects
This course can offer a pathway to F/T employment within the Plumbing and Heating industry. This career choice opens up many opportunities - a reliable pattern of work, self-employment, diversify into areas of Gas, Oil, Renewables, Industrial/Commercial work or progress into higher education within the building services/construction industry.Enquiry
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I studied Level 2 Maths and English and successfully passed both. It was a great course, and it was great working in a smaller group. I’ve made friends for life and I’m considering progressing to another part-time course with the College.Paul Cotton (Strabane) -
After graduating from NWRC I went to Queens University to study a BSc in Chemistry, followed by a PGCE. I'm now working as a full-time Chemistry teacher.Holly Miller (Medical & Applied Science)