NPA PLASTERING

Intro to the course:

The NPA Plastering at SCQF level 5 is suitable for those who wish to follow this as a career.

The course introduces learners to general workplace health and safety, a range of plastering techniques such as applying lightweight plaster and the safe use of hand-tools and equipment, In addition, this NPA develops knowledge and understanding of:

• the construction industry practical, technical and transferable skills
• oral, written and evaluation abilities, resource management
• problem solving and planning
• organisational and communication skills

Who is the course for?

The NPA is suitable for:

• learners who may have just left or about to leave school
• mature candidates who may have been out of education for a long period of time and are seeking a recognised qualification
• individuals who are seeking national recognition of their achievements

What will I study?

• solid and bench plasterwork skills
• applying lightweight plaster
• fixing plasterboard and applying plastering materials
• applying external cement work
• producing and fixing plaster moulding

Next step course options

NC Built Environment.

How will I be assessed?

Assessment of this award will be ongoing through a combination of practical work and knowledge assessments.

Why should I choose this course?

There are many construction opportunities for those who are enthusiastic and appropriately trained individual. The ability to problem solve, work as a team and undertake plastering projects effectively will enhance your employment opportunities within the industry.

Where can this course lead?

• Modern Apprentice Plastering
• external wall insulation applicator
• employment in the general construction sector
• semi-skilled labourer

What are the entry requirements?

No formal entry requirements however and interest in craft and design at school would be advantageous.

What are the interview arrangements?

No interview required.

Fees, finance and funding

Fees for full time is £1008

This course is eligible for Bursary.

Please note, fees are subject to change, please double-check this when enrolling in your course

If you are unsuccessful in your Bursary application, you may be liable for the full cost of course

For more information please visit the finance pages - Fees, finance and funding options.

Other information:

For more information on this course and to speak to a member of our team email admissions@slc.ac.uk