Construction and Engineering Technologies - Areas Of Study

Areas of Study:

Construction Technologies

  • Brickwork
  • Building Services Maintenance
  • Carpentry & Joinery
  • Construction Plant
  • Electrical Engineering
  • Electrical Installation
  • PlumbingEngineering Technologies

Engineering Technololgies

  • Mechanical Engineering
  • Refrigeration
  • Vehicle Body and Paint Operations
  • Welding

SVQs
Scottish Vocational Courses in Construction and Engineering Technologies

Scottish Vocational Qualifications (SVQs) tell you exactly what you have to do in a job to do it well. They are based on National Standards which are drawn up by people from industry, commerce and education. This means that if you have an SVQ you have a way of proving that you can do your job well, to national standards agreed by whatever industry or commercial sector you are in.


SVQs send powerful messages to employers:

  • you can do your job confidently and well
  • you are motivated, confident and ambitious
  • you are ready to take on responsibility
  • you are committed to your work


SVQs are specifically designed for employed learners and are usually studied on a day release or block release basis.

  • Brickwork 
  • Carpentry & Joinery
  • Commercial & Industrial Air Conditioning Systems
  • Commercial & Industrial Refrigeration Systems (Non Ammonia)
  • Construction Plant Maintenance
  • Heating & Ventilation Ductwork Installation
  • Heating & Ventilation Industrial and Commercial Installation
  • Mechanical Engineering Services
  • Plumbing
  • Small Commercial Refrigeration & Air Conditioning
  • Vehicle Body & Paint Operations

 

Scottish Vocational Qualifications (SVQs) tell you exactly what you have to do in a job to do it well. They are based on National Standards which are drawn up by people from industry, commerce and education. This means that if you have an SVQ you have a way of proving that you can do your job well, to national standards agreed by whatever industry or commercial sector you are in.


SVQs send powerful messages to employers:

  • you can do your job confidently and well
  • you are motivated, confident and ambitious
  • you are ready to take on responsibility
  • you are committed to your work


SVQs are specifically designed for employed learners and are usually studied on a day release or block release basis.

There are courses other than full-time available from the faculty of construction technologies >>

Construction Technologies Level Type Day Release On Demand Evening
Engineering Electrical 1st & 2nd year HNC  
NEW Site Supervision 1st & 2nd year HNC    
Electrical Engineering 1st & 2nd year NQ    
* IEE Wiring Regulations 17th Edition C&G2381    
*Electrical Installation   C&G2391    
DIY Brickwork Leisure      
DIY Joinery Leisure      
Programmable Logic Controllers Module NQ Unit    
Plumbing Appreciation College Certificate      

 

Key to abreviation:

NQ  =National Qualification
HNC/D = Higher National Certificate / Diploma
C&G = City and Guilds
* Employed learners only