Key details
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OCNLR Level 1 Award in Skills for Professions in Construction and Engineering
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Qualification Guide
(with units) |
| Qualification approval number |
603/2666/9
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| Per-learner fee to centre |
£38.00
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| Guided learning hours |
75
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| Credit value |
9
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| Minimum age for access |
14
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About this qualification
Qualifications in Level 1 Skills for Professions in Construction and Engineering aim to provide learners with the skills and knowledge required to progress to further study related to construction and engineering and ultimately to work in these or related sectors. The qualifications are available as an Award and Certificate.
The Level 1 Award is a bite-sized qualification which acts as a ‘taster’ for those wishing to explore vocational study alongside learning skills, while the Certificate is a more substantial qualification which can be incorporated into a 16-19 study programme as the core qualification element. The size of the qualification allows for the option of the other required study programme elements of maths, English, work experience and enrichment activities to be taken simultaneously.
Units with support materials and tutor resources
The below units have associated Resource packs,
Interactive resources,
and/or the Online platform.
Please contact us to enquire about using these materials or to see demo.
| Group |
Name |
Credits |
Resource pack |
Interactive resources |
Online platform |
| Mandatory Units |
Intro to Study Skills [H/508/0637] |
3 |
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| Optional Sub-group A: Construction Units |
Health and Safety in a Practical Environment L1 (Assessment only) [J/504/9364] |
1 |
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Funding
There is funding available for this qualification from the following source(s):
, Section 96 (Approved for 14-16s). Find out more by accessing The ESFA funding hub.
Where can I study this qualification?
For information on where to study this course please email enquiries@ocnlondon.org.uk or call 020 7278 5511.
Related qualifications
OCNLR Level 1 Certificate in Skills for Professions in Construction and Engineering