Level 2 Construction Course in Blackpool. Evening construction classes run at Bispham Campus, part-time over 9 weeks. You'll study plastering skills in well-equipped workshops, covering materials, external rendering, floor screed systems, and techniques including direct bond, taping, and jointing. Classes are taught by industry specialists, so you build practical, hands-on knowledge alongside the theory. You should have some basic plastering experience or have completed a Level 1 Plastering course before joining. Basic English, maths, and simple computing are also required. This level 2 construction qualification is a strong step for anyone working toward a career as a plasterer.
Who this course is for
Develop the skills and knowledge needed to become a craftsperson in plastering with the Level 2 Technical Certificate in Plastering. The course is taught by industry specialists in superbly equipped workshops, where you will develop proficiency in this highly skilled trade. You will have an opportunity to learn about different materials, applying external rendering, floor screed systems and techniques such as direct bond, taping and jointing.
Entry requirements
You should have some basic plastering skills or have completed the Level 1 Plastering course. Additionally, you will need basic English and maths and a knowledge of some simple computing to be able to complete the course successfully. If you are struggling in any of these areas, we can help you acquire these skills and support you to gain qualifications which will help to increase your employability going forward.
What you will learn
You'll develop practical plastering skills to craftsperson level
You'll learn about different plastering materials and their applications
You'll apply external rendering techniques
You'll work with floor screed systems
You'll practise direct bond plastering techniques
You'll develop skills in taping and jointing
You'll gain knowledge of health and safety relevant to the construction trade
How you will learn
You'll learn through hands-on practical sessions in workshop settings at Bispham Campus, guided by industry specialists. Learning is classroom based and delivered part-time across 9 evening sessions. Assessment is based on your practical work and demonstration of skills and knowledge throughout the course.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Bispham Campus will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Plasterer, how to become a plasterer starting with this construction certificate
Dry lining operative, working with taping and jointing on site
Rendering operative, applying external render to buildings
Construction labourer, supporting plastering and finishing trades
