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Fenestration

Apprenticeship
Level 2 - Intermediate

Level 3 - Advanced

Key facts
Qualified glazie
rs earn
up to £20,000 pe
r year
with opportunitie
s to
become self-em
ployed
and a sub-contra
ctor

This apprenticeship is aimed at those who want to enter the
glazing industry, working as installers of glass supporting
systems, including window and door units.

Qualifications
Level 2 Diploma in Fenestration Installation
Level 3 Certificate in Fenestration Surveying
Technical Certificate
Functional Skills in English and maths, if required
Employment Rights and Responsibilities (ERR)

Typical units covered
Maintain health and safety within the fenestration installation working environment
Install window and door units
Prepare and shape fenestration installation products and materials
Understanding the building regulations in the fenestration industry

Entry requirements and who is it for?
You must complete an initial assessment identifying prior learning and experience in
order to ensure this apprenticeship is the correct pathway. You will also need to show
enthusiasm, commitment and interest in the subject area. You should be able to follow
technical drawings and plans, have good practical skills and be able to take accurate
measurements for glass cutting.

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1 year minimum
duration
Functional skills in English
and maths support up to
Level 2, (equivalent to GCSE
Level) if required
Earn while you learn with
on-the-job training and a wage
We work with over 1000 local
businesses to find you the
right placement for your
apprenticeship
Depending upon your
apprenticeship framework, you
may be required to attend one
of our training centres for a
day or block release as part of
your training
You can enter this
apprenticeship through
the following pathways
- Study programme
- Traineeship
-  r apply online for specific
o
vacancies when available

Where could this lead
You could progress and earn
a career working for specialist
glazing firms and building
contractors. You could even
become self-employed and work
as a sub-contractor for large
construction firms.

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