Careys are offering apprenticeships (not in plastering by the look of it) for young people: If you know anyone interested PM me for the PDF or contact details
APPRENTICESHIP OPPORTUNITIES (PHASE 2)
Following the successful appointment and placement of our first group of Formwork Apprentices, I am delighted to advise of
further opportunities in the New Year.
Our Apprenticeship follows a formal diploma course at the National Construction College, Bircham Newton, Norfolk, in block
release. When not at College, our apprentices will attend one of our Construction Sites in the London area putting their new
knowledge into practice. The course will be between 12 and 24 months in length. Once capability and competencies are
attained, our apprentices will achieve at least NVQ Level 2 Construction Diploma and have transferable skills with the
Construction Industry.
We are now looking for suitable candidates for the following Apprenticeships:-
Formworker: makes temporary structures or moulds out of wood or metal, to be filled with concrete. When the concrete is
hardened, the structures are removed to reveal a perfect shape which can be used, for example, in constructing bridges,
foundations, beams and staircases.
General Construction Operative: has good understanding of the Construction/ Civil Engineering process, setting out
groundworks for drainage, kerb laying, paving, installing drainage & service ducts. As well as carrying out all aspects of
concreting; testing fresh concrete, laying and finishing.
Civil Engineering Technician: is the link between engineers, the management team and operatives. Apprentices will learn
skills in setting out, quality control, checking & reporting on progress, managing excavations plant and piling, and learn planning
& design processes.
We Offer:
 A good starting salary, including basic salary when attending college
 All course fees, tuition, accommodation and some travel costs are met whilst attending college
 An experienced mentor when apprentices are on site
 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
 28 days holiday (including Bank Holidays)
 A great opportunity to start a career in Construction
Candidates should meet the following criteria:
 For health and safety reasons applicants are preferred to be aged 18 years by 31 March 2012 although recruitment
will be on merit.
 GCSE A*-C in English, Maths and a Science will be required for Civil Engineering Technician Apprentices; GCSE A*-D
in English and Maths will be useful for Formworker/General Construction Operative Apprentices.
 A real interest and commitment in pursuing a career in the Construction Industry
 Reliable, dedicated and responsible
 Keen to work in a physically challenging environment
APPRENTICESHIP OPPORTUNITIES (PHASE 2)
Following the successful appointment and placement of our first group of Formwork Apprentices, I am delighted to advise of
further opportunities in the New Year.
Our Apprenticeship follows a formal diploma course at the National Construction College, Bircham Newton, Norfolk, in block
release. When not at College, our apprentices will attend one of our Construction Sites in the London area putting their new
knowledge into practice. The course will be between 12 and 24 months in length. Once capability and competencies are
attained, our apprentices will achieve at least NVQ Level 2 Construction Diploma and have transferable skills with the
Construction Industry.
We are now looking for suitable candidates for the following Apprenticeships:-
Formworker: makes temporary structures or moulds out of wood or metal, to be filled with concrete. When the concrete is
hardened, the structures are removed to reveal a perfect shape which can be used, for example, in constructing bridges,
foundations, beams and staircases.
General Construction Operative: has good understanding of the Construction/ Civil Engineering process, setting out
groundworks for drainage, kerb laying, paving, installing drainage & service ducts. As well as carrying out all aspects of
concreting; testing fresh concrete, laying and finishing.
Civil Engineering Technician: is the link between engineers, the management team and operatives. Apprentices will learn
skills in setting out, quality control, checking & reporting on progress, managing excavations plant and piling, and learn planning
& design processes.
We Offer:
 A good starting salary, including basic salary when attending college
 All course fees, tuition, accommodation and some travel costs are met whilst attending college
 An experienced mentor when apprentices are on site
 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
 28 days holiday (including Bank Holidays)
 A great opportunity to start a career in Construction
Candidates should meet the following criteria:
 For health and safety reasons applicants are preferred to be aged 18 years by 31 March 2012 although recruitment
will be on merit.
 GCSE A*-C in English, Maths and a Science will be required for Civil Engineering Technician Apprentices; GCSE A*-D
in English and Maths will be useful for Formworker/General Construction Operative Apprentices.
 A real interest and commitment in pursuing a career in the Construction Industry
 Reliable, dedicated and responsible
 Keen to work in a physically challenging environment
