Free BTEC Level 3 Construction and the Built Environment Course in Liverpool. Classes run at Hugh Baird College Bootle, full-time during the day. This level 3 BTEC construction and the built environment qualification covers the technical knowledge and practical skills behind how buildings and infrastructure are designed, built, and managed. The course runs for 70 weeks. You'll study topics including structural design, construction technology, surveying, and project management. It suits those who want a thorough grounding before moving into employment or higher education in the sector.
Who this course is for
https://hughbaird.ac.uk/our-courses/sta:College
Entry requirements
https://www.hughbaird.ac.uk/entry-requirements
What you will learn
You'll explore construction technology, including materials, methods, and structural systems.
You'll study the principles of architectural design and the built environment.
You'll develop knowledge of surveying techniques and measurement.
You'll examine project management processes used in construction.
You'll learn about health, safety, and sustainability in construction.
You'll investigate the roles of different professionals across the construction industry.
You'll apply technical drawing and design skills relevant to construction projects.
How you will learn
The Pearson Edexcel BTEC National Extended Diploma is assessed through a combination of internally assessed assignments and externally assessed examinations. Assignments are set and marked by the centre, while Pearson Edexcel sets and marks the external assessments. You'll complete project-based work, written reports, and practical tasks throughout the course. Classes are delivered in a classroom setting at Hugh Baird College Bootle.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Hugh Baird College Bootle will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Construction technician - support design and build projects on site or in an office
Architectural technician - assist with building design and technical drawings
Quantity surveyor assistant - help manage costs and budgets on construction projects
Site supervisor - oversee day-to-day work on a construction site
Building services engineer - work on mechanical and electrical systems in buildings
Civil engineering technician - support infrastructure and civil construction projects
Estimator - calculate costs and prepare tenders for construction work
What you could study next
HNC or HND in Construction and the Built Environment (Level 4 or 5) - a natural next step into higher technical study, often available at college or through a degree apprenticeship.
BSc in Quantity Surveying, Civil Engineering, or Architecture - university degree routes for those aiming for chartered professional status.
Degree Apprenticeship in Construction Management - combines paid work with a degree-level qualification.
