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Bricklaying Skills

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This short, leisure course is designed for anyone wishing to try their hand at bricklaying and will provide participants with an introduction to this craft.

You will have the chance to learn from professionals, who have a wealth of experience from working in the industry.

More information

The course will start onTuesday 23rd February 2027 and will take three weeks to complete. You will attend college on Tuesday evening, from 6.00pm – 9.00pm.

The course takes place at our STEM Centre, Technology Campus, St Helens WA9 1TT.

Topics covered include:

  • General health and safety and setting up your work area
  • Setting out the job
  • Correct use of hand tools
  • Spreading and laying bricks
  • Building a simple corner in half-brick walling
  • How to finish the joints

Stout footwear is required (no open-toe sandals or high heels permitted). Overalls or old clothes are also recommended.

You will study alongside like-minded people in classes delivered by friendly supportive tutors.

There is no formal assessment. The course is aimed to increase your knowledge of the subject matter.
There are no formal entry requirements. All you will need is commitment and enthusiasm. As with all our introduction courses the main emphasis is to come and enjoy.

You may be eligible for funding if you have not previously completed similar funded training.

There are a number of fee options for this course including:

  • If you are unemployed – FREE
  • If you are employed – £30
  • If you are not eligible for funding – £100
You may want to develop your skills further and apply to study for a recognised accredited qualification.
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