Skills Bootcamp in Plant Fitter Level 3

Limited places available!

What are Skills Bootcamps? Skills Bootcamps are free, flexible courses of up to 16 weeks, for people looking for a new role or job opportunity. You will be offered an interview with an employer once you’ve completed your course. The bootcamps are free for eligible Londoners aged 19+ or co-funded for employers looking to upskill staff. If you are claiming Universal Credit, you can still apply and keep receiving your benefits during your training.

What You Will Learn  

This programme provides candidates practical experience in plant machinery maintenance, the opportunity to earn a CSCS card, and foundational training in welding skills.

Training combines classroom learning with practical sessions and onsite visits to employers’ premises, offering hands-on experience in the world of plant fitting and maintenance.

Partner Employers

Course Requirement

No prior learning required.

How You Will Be Assessed

You will be assessed through practical, on-the-job evaluations and CSCS examinations. Upon completion, you will be guaranteed a job interview with one of our partner employers, Flannery or Murphy.

Where Next

• Once you complete the course, you will be guaranteed a job interview.
• If you are self-employed, you will be able to use the training to seek new opportunities for your business.
• If you are being supported by your current employer to complete the Skills Bootcamp, you will be offered a new role or new responsibilities.

Eligibility

You may be eligible to apply for a Skills Bootcamp if you:

• are aged 19 or over
• have the right to work in the UK
• live in England
• meet residency requirements.

Some Skills Bootcamps have additional eligibility criteria, including home postcode. Contact us to check if you are eligible and to apply for the course.

How to Apply

For further information or to apply please contact The Business Development Team on 020 7258 2711 or email business.development@cwc.ac.uk

The programme is funded by the Mayor of London and the Department for Education (Skills for Life campaign).