It’s fair to say that many of us have had reason to look at our lives afresh over the past year, with all of the disruption and hardship it has brought. For you, that might have even meant considering a new professional direction.
Maybe you’ve decided that you want to embark on a career that is highly durable, continuing to see high demand even in times of economic uncertainty? Or perhaps you’ve been thinking to yourself, “well, I’ve always wanted to learn a trade – so I might as well take the plunge now”?
Whatever your own specific situation and motivations may be, if you have been thinking of training to be a carpenter or joiner in 2021, you can’t do better than doing it with one of the leading accredited centres for construction training – YTA!
Our five-day practical carpentry and joinery course is non-accredited and includes a YTA completion certificate. The ten-day Level 1 carpentry and joinery route offers the stated NOCN Cskills unit accreditation, rather than a full Level 1 qualification.
A great first step to an NVQ Level 2 carpentry qualification
The five-day course is a practical introduction. The ten-day Level 1 option includes assessment in the stated units, rather than a full Level 1 qualification.
The five-day course builds practical skills through workshop exercises. It is non-accredited and includes a YTA completion certificate.
Another great attraction of this course is that you really can start it even if you have no prior experience in carpentry at all.
If accreditation is important to you, discuss the ten-day Level 1 unit-accreditation route with YTA before booking. An NVQ Level 2 is a separate assessment route for people with suitable trade experience.
You won’t waste a minute when training in carpentry with us!
In just five days at our West Yorkshire training centre, you can cover considerable ground in carpentry and joinery. This course encompasses such essentials of the trade as building a stud partition wall with a doorway, hanging a door including the fitting of locks, fitting skirtings and mouldings, the various tools required in carpentry and joinery, and so much more.
Experienced carpenters and joiners can earn as much as £40,000 a year, so this might not merely be an enjoyable and futureproof trade for you – it could also be a financially rewarding one in the long run. And this course represents an excellent way to start your journey.
Reach out to the YTA team today to ask any questions you may have about this popular course, and to enquire about booking your place to learn carpentry at one of the UK’s leading accredited centres for construction training.