Other Important Information
> Some of your training will be College-based, and include developing your practical skills in the workshop, as well as theory sessions related to your work
> All students must provide their own personal protective equiment at College to study Site Carpentry
> The end-point assessment consists of two key elements. The knowledge assessment consists of 40 questions designed to assess your understanding of the specific knowledge and behavioural requirements, while the practical assessment is a skills test.
Future Prospects
Completing a Level 3 Apprenticeship in Site Carpentry opens up some great opportunities. Whether you're aiming to step into a supervisory role, start your own carpentry business, or keep advancing in the construction industry, this qualification gives you a strong foundation.
The skills and experience you gain aren’t just limited to residential work - they’re also valuable in commercial and industrial settings, making you a well-rounded and in-demand professional. Plus, if you’re looking to take the next step, it sets you up perfectly to progress onto one of our Level 4 Construction Standards, such as the Construction Site Supervisor apprenticeship.
For anyone with a real interest in building and hands-on work, this is a great way to turn that passion into a fulfilling career with long-term prospects.
Entry Requirements
To apply for the Level 3 Carpentry Apprenticeship, candidates must have completed the Level 2 Site Carpentry Apprenticeship.
Secure employment: Have an employer in place who is committed to supporting them throughout the apprenticeship.
Work hours: Be employed full-time, working a minimum of 30 hours per week, and be on the company’s PAYE scheme.
Educational qualifications: Ideally hold a minimum of 3 GCSEs at grade 3/D or above (or equivalent). If candidates do not hold maths and English at grade 4/C or above, they will be required to complete Functional Skills qualifications alongside their apprenticeship.
Pre-Employment checks: Successfully complete a scope of work review to ensure your job role aligns with the apprenticeship requirements, a skills scan, and initial assessments in maths and English.