Who should take a construction course?
Construction Workers
These online construction courses can complement any additional qualifications you may hold, such as a CSCS certificate which is a necessity if you intend to work on a construction site. There are many opportunities within the construction industry to progress up the pay scale. Completing additional qualifications, such as the part-time construction courses, are an excellent way of showing your dedication to employers. If you have a desire to educate yourself within your chosen field, it can look strong on promotion applications.
There are many roles which can be undertaken within construction and the AIM Group provides the perfect platform to choose between a variety of courses. There are many opportunities available for someone who is looking for an online part-time course to fit around your daily responsibilities.
Employees with limited free time
We offer part time construction courses which can be completed in your own time. There are certain entry requirements you must meet to qualify. You will be able to see a courses criterion by checking the "Requirements section," of each individual course.
Employees without the finances to pay for courses (free online construction courses)
There are many free construction courses that are funded by the adult education budget. We work with a network of colleges to offer free construction courses in the UK with government funding. Get in touch today to enquire about studying construction.
What will Construction Qualifications do for my career?
Employers within the construction industry can value any potential employee who has completed a Level 3 in relevant trade skills which specialises in their field. Employers value employees who are willing to invest in additional training and skills development. This shows that you are committed to your career and are willing to go the extra mile to improve your skills.
Skills and Personalities that are useful when working in construction:
Communication
Dexterity and Hand-Eye Coordination
Leadership
Physical Strength and Endurance
Problem Solving
Teamwork
Taking the Initiative
Willing to Learn
Working under pressure and deadlines
There are many roles available within the construction industry, such as:
Brick laying
Carpentry
Cladding
Construction and The Built Environment
Decorative and Finishing
Electrical Instillation
Logistics
Plastering
Plumbing
Roofing
Wall & Floor Tiling
Common Hours
40-45 Hours
Common Working Schedule
7:30-17:00
Benefits to a trade skills course:
Employers need trained professionals with relevant qualifications
Improves rate of site safety
Regular physical activity
Reduces errors and improves working environment