Do you need a CSCS Card?
We are now offering awards in the following occupations:
- Wood Occupations, (Site Carpentry) level 2
- Wood Occupations, (Site Carpentry) level 3
- Interior Systems, (Dry lining Fixing) level 2
- Interior Systems, (Ceiling Fixing) level 2
- Interior Systems, (Ceiling Fixing) level 3
- Fitted Interiors, (Kitchen/Bathroom)level2
- Trowel Occupations Level 2
- Maintenance Operations(Construction)level 2
- Decorative Finishings ( Industrial Painting) level2
- Plastering Solid (Full) level 2
- Plastering Solid (Basic) level2
- Construction Operations (General) level 2
The above awards are accredited and certificated by SQA.
Please email jimfurie@stsevents.co.uk for more information.
Short Courses
We also deliver a range of short courses relevant to the construction industry.
Courses include:
Plastering
Painting & Decorating
Monoblock & Kerbing
Interior systems
Brickwork Level 2
Please email us for course duration and availability.
A1/V1 Assessor Training
We can provide quality training in assessor/verifier awards for the construction industry. We also offer the PTTLS (Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Sector and CTTLSÂ (Certificate in Teaching in the Lifelong Sector) teaching awards. Please see our Learning & Development page.
Assessor Verifier Provision
We can provide your organisation with assessors and verifiers qualified and experienced in the construction sector.
What is a CSCS Card?
A CSCS card (Construction Skills Certification Scheme) is required by law for a person to work on or visit a building site.
To gain your CSCS card, you require a minimum of a Level 2 award in your relevant trade and a Health & Safety Touch Screen Certificate.
Your level 2 award would be gained at your place of work where our assessors would visit to advise and guide you and assess your capability throughout the process of On Site Assessment Training (OSAT)
There is no set timescale for gaining your award. You can achieve your award in a time that suits your needs.
If your employer is registered with CSkills, the Level 2 award is partly funded.