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Current Apprentices. This is the TU Dublin Apprenticeship Handbook which contains information common to all our apprenticeship students. Each apprenticeship has its own web page which provides access to core information such as staff contact, Brightspace or Moodle modules, timetables etc. This Student Handbook can only be viewed using a TU ...
Apprenticeship programmes. The School of Architecture, Building and Environment offers the following National Craft Certificate Apprenticeship programmes: B115 National Craft Certificate in Wood Manufacturing & Finishing. B851 National Craft Certificate in Bricklaying & Stonelaying. B855 National Craft Certificate in Painting & Decorating.
On completion of this four-year apprenticeship, you will become a fully qualified brick and stonelayer, with a QQI Level 6 Advanced Certificate Craft – Brick and Stonelaying. Brick and stonelayers go on to be employed in the building industry, working on new buildings, restorations, and extensions.
Training for craft apprenticeships generally takes a minimum of four years. With some exceptions, craft apprentices in Ireland complete a seven-phases of training programme. Phases 1, 3, 5 & 7 involve on-the-job training and phases 2,4 & 6 involve off-the-job training. During all phases of their training, Apprentices are paid a wage which is ...
Applications for entry to the apprenticeship can only be submitted by an employer who is registered for the Industrial Electrical Engineering Apprenticeship on the SOLAS Apprenticeship Client Services System. Employers can contact TU Dublin directly to initiate the registration process or can contact the apprenticeship training advisor from their local Education & Training Board (ETB).
To become an apprentice in Ireland you must be hired by an employer. Apprenticeship employers are formally approved by SOLAS in advance of employing apprentices. Apprentices get a formal contract of employment as part of their apprenticeship. Full eligibility criteria for this apprenticeship are available in the Motor Mechanic Apprenticeship ...
On completion of this two-year apprenticeship, you are awarded a QQI Level 6 Higher Certificate in Logistics. This programme is the perfect entry point into the Freight, Logistics, Shipping and Distribution industries, with broad exposure allowing persons to make a decision about their desired career direction upon completion.
