National Award Construction

The Level 3 BTEC Subsidiary Diploma in Construction has the equivalence of one GCE A Level. It is a six unit qualification (3 units in year 1 and 3 units in year 2) and provides training and education in technical and professional areas that are directly relevant to the construction industry, as well as an understanding of health & safety and sustainability issues.

Year 1(Y13)
• Health, Safety and Welfare in Construction and the Built Environment.
• Sustainable Construction
• Construction Technology and Design.

Year 2(Y14)
• Science and Materials
• Surveying in Construction and the Built Environment.
• Building Technology.

Why should you choose the Subsidiary Diploma in Construction?

• It offers a nationally recognised qualification in construction
• If you wish to go straight from a BTEC diploma into employment, you will be equipped with
the knowledge, skills and understanding to enter any construction related occupation.
• This is an engaging and motivating study programme that addresses the key areas required within the construction industry. Craft, operative and technician roles are all reflected in the course content.
• It is a solid basis for further study, including vocational qualifications such as BTEC Higher Nationals in Construction, Civil Engineering or Building Services Engineering, a Foundation degree or other degree course.

Entry Requirements

It would be helpful to have a mathematical and/or design-related subject at Grade C GCSE.