Brickwork
About the course
Introduction to Brickwork Level 1
4 GCSEs grades A*- E / grade 2 or above (or acceptable alternatives), including English Language and Maths
Intermediate Bricklaying Skills Level 2
A Level 1 qualification in Brickwork/Bricklaying
4 GCSEs grade A*- E / grade 2 or above (or acceptable alternatives), including English Language
Introduction to Brickwork
Coursework
Practical assessment
Intermediate Bricklaying Skills
Practical synoptic assessment
Completion of practical handbook
Online exams
After completing these courses, you could progress to a higher-level qualification or a construction-related apprenticeship. Many students move on to work as qualified bricklayers, site supervisors, or construction managers, or continue into specialised trades within the building industry.
Interview process For this course, the interview process includes an information session followed by a 1:1 chat with a tutor. During the information session, you will receive important details about the course structure and expectations, along with a chance to ask any questions. This is crucial to ensure you understand the course fully and how it aligns with your goals. Will the course suit me? This course is perfect if you: Enjoy hands-on, practical learning Like building, fixing and creating things you can see and use Are interested in construction sites, tools and how buildings are made Want a career that’s active, practical and always in demand If you’re someone who prefers learning by doing and wants skills you can take straight into the workplace, brickwork could be a great fit. Staff and facilities At The Sheffield College, you will learn from highly qualified staff with a wealth of experience in both academic and construction sectors. The college offers excellent facilities to support your learning, including fully equipped construction workshops, interactive learning environments, and access to industry-standard resources. Course enrichment You will have the opportunity to engage in various enrichment activities such as industry visits, guest speaker sessions, workshops, and community-based projects. You can also pursue additional qualifications such as first aid or manual handling certificates.
For this course you will be required to buy PPE college work wear. You will need to bring your own overalls and safety boots for workshop sessions as a minimum requirement. All other safety equipment will be provided on an as and when needed basis.