Level 2 Award in Brickwork

About this course

Designed to give you a strong foundation of industry-ready knowledge and hands-on skills, this course builds confidence and competence from day one. You’ll gain essential insight into health and safety practices for the construction environment, while developing the core skills, professional behaviours and technical know-how of a bricklayer

Where will I be studying?

Our carpentry and construction workshop offers a dynamic, hands-on environment designed to spark creativity and build practical skills. Each area is equipped with its own specialised tools and dedicated workspaces, allowing learners to experience authentic, real-world craftsmanship. 

Our facilities support tactile learning and engage students in meaningful, project-based activities. Whether you’re shaping timber or assembling brick structures, our workshop spaces provide the ideal space to learn, create, and grow.

What modules are covered?

This course provides learners with the inital bricklaying and interpersonal skills required to progress onto the Level 2 diploma.

This is the perfect introduction into the construction industry.

Students will learn a range of skills, such as:

• Health and safety procedures
• Team work and project management skills
• Common calculations and measures
• Develop interpersonal skills
• Learn essential skills required for construction settings
• Create small projects to refine your bricklaying abilities

Who is the course suitable for?

The course is for 16-19 year olds who have an interest in Bricklaying.

How is the course assessed?

You will be assessed through in-course assessments, end of unit tests and practical tests.

Are there any extra costs?

All students must have their own protective overalls, toe-protective footwear, a text book and basic stationery.  Students are allocated a certain amount of free printing, after which a small fee will be incurred.

What qualifications will I need?

The minimum entry requirements for this course includes GCSE English or maths (grade 0-3), or a Level 1 Functional Skills. Those who do not achieve a grade 4 in English or maths will be required to study this alongside their course.