For experienced site carpenters

Get qualifications to carry out on-site carpentry!

Even experienced carpenters need to prove their competence before they can be permitted to work on-site. One great way to demonstrate your proficiency as a carpenter is to earn the NVQ Level 2 Certification in Site Carpentry.

This qualification usually takes a long time to earn, and many carpenters struggle to squeeze in the necessary work and documentation. However, with the help of Access Training (Wales), you can get qualified within a relatively short timeframe by enrolling onto our NVQ Level 2 Carpentry Course.

Who is this NVQ Level 2 Carpentry qualification for?

If you are an experienced carpenter looking to carry out professional work on-site, achieving your NVQ Level 2 in carpentry will help your employer feel confident in your skills and expertise.

If you are an inexperienced candidate looking to take the first steps towards a lucrative career in carpentry, we recommend that you enrol onto one of our entry-level carpentry courses before moving on to more advanced qualifications such as the NVQ Level 2 Carpentry qualification.

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Qualifications

What qualification will I receive?

NVQ Level 2 Certificate in Site Carpentry

You will need to complete a portfolio of evidence, including:

Photographs of your carpentry work
Witness testimonials
Storyboards/factual accounts of the jobs you complete

If you need to earn your NVQ Level 2 Carpentry qualification as soon as possible, Access Training’s NVQ carpentry programme is the perfect choice. Contact us now to apply or read on to find out more about how we can help you to get qualified.

NVQ Level 2 Carpentry Assessment Process

This is the route that you will follow in order to achieve your carpentry NVQ Level 2 qualification:

Interview: You will meet with us so that we can get a feel for your current knowledge and experience level and plan your assessment process accordingly.
Formal Induction: This can be carried out online or in person and will introduce you to the NVQ Level 2 Carpentry programme and the portfolio that you’ll need to complete.
Progress Meetings: Once you have begun the process of compiling your portfolio, you will meet with your Access Training assessor on a regular basis. Your assessor will review your progress and assess the evidence you have gathered to date.
Final Submission: Once your portfolio is complete, you will submit it for final assessment.
Award: If successful, you will receive the NVQ Level 2 Certificate in Site Carpentry.