Studying Construction and the Built Environment at the Royal Greenwich Trust School enables learners to explore the ever changing and developing sector of Construction and the various sectors within. This course focuses on interior design solutions so students usually go on to study Architecture, or Project Management at university. Construction has a massive influence in present day London which is experiencing one of the biggest construction booms of the century. BTEC Construction allows learners to study the construction sector providing a base for further education in the industry. The Construction course has been designed as a two year linear course equivalent to three A levels. This course consists of nine mandatory units and six specially chosen units to provide the broadest range of engineering sectors possible to learners. Mandatory Units: • Construction Principles • Construction Design • Tendering and Estimating • Health and Safety in Construction • Construction Technology • Project in Construction • Surveying in Construction • Graphic Detailing in Construction • Building Regulations and Control in Construction Chosen Units: • Low Temperature Hot Water Systems • Provision of Primary Services • Site Engineering for Construction • Projects in construction • Planning Application Procedures, • Conversion, Adaption and Maintenance of Buildings
GCSE marking scheme 9 - 4 in English and Maths plus good (9 – 4) grades in three other subjects.
Exam Units Unit 1 Construction Principles Learners demonstrate an understanding of the underlying principles used in the design, construction and refurbishments of buildings and infrastructure Unit 2 Construction Design Learners will apply the principles and practice of design and construction for low- and medium-rise buildings and structures. Unit 3 Tendering and Estimating Learners carry out estimating procedures to produce an estimated project cost and then consider external factors and risks to develop a firm tender offer
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Greenwich |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | 765 Woolwich Road, Greenwich, London, SE7 8LJ |
Studying Construction and the Built Environment at the Royal Greenwich Trust School enables learners to explore the ever changing and developing sector of Construction and the various sectors within. This course focuses on interior design solutions so students usually go on to study Architecture, or Project Management at university. Construction has a massive influence in present day London which is experiencing one of the biggest construction booms of the century. BTEC Construction allows learners to study the construction sector providing a base for further education in the industry. The Construction course has been designed as a two year linear course equivalent to three A levels. This course consists of nine mandatory units and six specially chosen units to provide the broadest range of engineering sectors possible to learners. Mandatory Units: • Construction Principles • Construction Design • Tendering and Estimating • Health and Safety in Construction • Construction Technology • Project in Construction • Surveying in Construction • Graphic Detailing in Construction • Building Regulations and Control in Construction Chosen Units: • Low Temperature Hot Water Systems • Provision of Primary Services • Site Engineering for Construction • Projects in construction • Planning Application Procedures, • Conversion, Adaption and Maintenance of Buildings
GCSE marking scheme 9 - 4 in English and Maths plus good (9 – 4) grades in three other subjects.
Exam Units Unit 1 Construction Principles Learners demonstrate an understanding of the underlying principles used in the design, construction and refurbishments of buildings and infrastructure Unit 2 Construction Design Learners will apply the principles and practice of design and construction for low- and medium-rise buildings and structures. Unit 3 Tendering and Estimating Learners carry out estimating procedures to produce an estimated project cost and then consider external factors and risks to develop a firm tender offer