Events
Bishop Burton College Post 16 Open Event
October 10, 2026
10:00- 13:00
October 10, 2026
10.00-1.00pm
November 21, 2026
10.00-1.00pm
Bishop Burton College Post 16 Open Event
November 21, 2026
10:00- 13:00
Bishop Burton College Post 16 Open Event
January 23, 2027
10:00- 13:00
January 23, 2027
10.00-1.00pm
March 13, 2027
10.00-1.00pm
Bishop Burton College Post 16 Open Event
March 13, 2027
10:00- 13:00
Bishop Burton College Post 16 Open Event
May 6, 2027
5pm-7pm
May 6, 2027
5.00-7.00pm
June 19, 2027
10.00-1.00pm
Bishop Burton College Post 16 Open Event
June 19, 2027
10:00- 13:00
Other Courses
- Level 2 Animal Care and Welfare Assistant - Apprenticeship
- Level 2 Bricklayer - Apprenticeship
- Level 2 Butchery - Apprenticeship
- Level 2 Countryside Worker - Apprenticeship
- Level 2 Dog Groomer - Apprenticeship
- Level 2 Equine Groom - Apprenticeship
- Level 2 General Farm Worker - Apprenticeship
- Level 2 Golf Greenkeeper - Apprenticeship
- Level 2 Horticulture/Landscape Operative - Apprenticeship
- Level 2 Land-Based Service Engineering - Apprenticeship
Level 3 Craft Bricklayer - Advanced Apprenticeship
Bishop Burton College
York Road, Bishop Burton, HU17 8QG
Available start dates
Available start dates
Course Summary
Are you looking to further your career as a bricklayer? This apprenticeship could be perfect for you. As an apprentice you will be in a position of responsibility in your role at work. You will often provide technical leadership and supervise the work of others. You will be responsible for ensuring the masonry element is delivered to specification, time and in a safe and sustainable manner. The range of sites and projects that bricklayers work on include large commercial developments, new builds in housing, alterations, extensions and restorations.
Course Details
Develop your knowledge, skills and behaviours for employment and future career progression within the construction industry.
Health, safety and welfare regulations
Safe systems of work
Environmental management systems and standards
Principles of building construction
Modern methods of construction
Interpreting information, drawings and specifications
Craft brickwork techniques
Axed arches and surrounding haunch work
Curved, sloped and decorative brickwork
Masonry reinforcement
Communication
Quality assurance
Inclusion, equality and diversity and well-being
How will it be delivered and assessed?
You will learn through a range of practical and theory based lessons. You will be released from work one day per week to undertake training at the college. You will be employed within the industry, working 30 - 40 hours per week. You will be assessed through end point assessment (EPA) and graded pass, merit or distinction.
Entry requirements
GCSE at grade 4/C in English and maths are preferred. You must also pass an initial assessment, secure work as an apprentice and have one satisfactory reference.
Your next steps...
Work as a qualified bricklayer, with the potential to develop your career across the wider construction industry in roles such as site foreman, building supervisor, building control officer, construction plant operator and many more. You may be able to progress into a higher-level position at work such as technical, supervisory and managerial roles.
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