Entry Criteria Apprentices must be in paid employment in the relevant industry to cover the requirements of the standard. Assessments in English and Maths may need to be taken to determine if the applicant would be suitable for the Apprenticeship and to look at additional support if required. The apprentice will need to complete an area induction before course commencement. The Apprentice must have a contract of employment and to be covered under their employer’s relevant insurance.
Entry requirements
Why choose this course?
This apprenticeship focuses on high-quality joinery craftsmanship within workshop environments. You will produce precision timber components that support architectural and construction projects.
Further information
This course suits individuals employed in joinery workshops who want to qualify as architectural joiners.
- Interpreting technical drawings and specifications
- Maintaining quality and safety standards
- Manufacturing timber doors, windows and stairs
- Operating woodworking machinery
- Preparing for EPA
After completion, apprentices progress into skilled joinery roles or Level 3 joinery apprenticeships.
Equipment and reading lists will be discussed at interview.