Qualifications |
We now offer two routes to getting your qualification (NVQ), with our remote assessment option being perfect where access to workplaces/sites cannot be arranged and its also cheaper!
On-site Assessment This is our traditional assessment method where you will have assessment(s) consisting of one of our assessors coming to your workplace/site and you will be given knowledge workbooks to complete in your own time. You would not need to come to any classroom sessions and they does not have any exams. |
Remote Assessment This is our new route to getting qualified where all assessments are done remotely by evidence submission from yourself. You will get tasks sent by email, which you will have to respond to including answering questions, taking pictures and submitting documents. This has no classes to attend and no exams to sit. |
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In partnership with GQA Qualifications we can issue you a CSCS card directly instead of going though the process with CITB. They are the only organisation issuing CSCS cards for the Glass and Glazing industries and can also issue CSCS Q-cards for all other CSCS qualifications as well.
All our cards are £35 + VAT (and include a health and safety test if taken with a qualification)
Temporary Card: By registering on a qualification and having passed a Health Safety and Environment test within the last 2 years, candidates can apply for this. Lasting for 1 year, a temporary card allows candidates to still have access to CSCS regulated construction sites whilst carrying out their qualification.
Full Card: Upon completing their qualification candidates will receive a full CSCS card. This lasts for 5 years, however with the qualification lasting for a lifetime, candidates will only then have to pass a Health Safety and Environment test every 5 years to ensure they are competent with the latest Health and Safety law as well as all site safety to renew.
List of Qualifications |
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All Qualifications Construction Glass and Glazing Management Re-qualifcations