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Bricklaying

Bricklaying

Bricklaying at BAC College provides a strong foundation for those interested in starting a hands-on career in the construction industry. Our courses combine practical skill development with theoretical knowledge, helping students gain the confidence and ability to work to industry standards. From basic wall construction to more advanced techniques in solid and cavity walling, learners build real-world experience in our dedicated workshops and through work placements. The curriculum is enriched with site visits, employer talks, and sessions aimed at boosting employability, including preparation for a CSCS card. With pathways from entry-level to advanced study, students are well-equipped to progress into apprenticeships, T Levels, or direct employment in the construction sector.

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Frequently asked questions

At BAC College, we offer a range of support services to help you thrive. This includes academic support from your tutors, careers guidance, wellbeing services, and additional learning support if needed. You’ll also benefit from access to workshops, mentoring, and enrichment activities throughout your course.

Depending on the level and subject, you can progress to the next stage of study, including advanced qualifications or higher education. Many of our students also go on to apprenticeships or employment in their chosen industry. Your tutors and our careers team will help you plan your next steps.

Yes, our courses are designed to provide a strong balance of theory and practical learning. You’ll have the opportunity to work on real projects, take part in workshops and visits, and in many subjects, gain experience through placements or working with industry professionals.

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“A summer labouring job led to being employed as an apprentice. Whilst my trade is bricklaying, the company I work for provides a range of services that I get involved in, such as building new houses, extensions, roofing, plastering and fitting kitchens. I attend college one day a week and am really enjoying learning new skills. I would recommend the college and hope to be taken on full-time after my apprenticeship.”

Luke
Bricklaying Student

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