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Plastering - Level 2 (Part-Time)

Course overview

This Level 2 Diploma in Plastering provides learners with the fundamental knowledge, skills, and practical experience required to start a career in the plastering industry. The course covers key aspects of solid plastering and dry lining, including internal plastering, external rendering, and the use of essential tools and materials.

Each unit combines theoretical knowledge with practical hands-on training to ensure learners develop the skills needed for the industry.

About the course

  • Health & Safety in a Construction Environment (21 GLH) - Covers essential health and safety regulations, risk assessments, and site safety protocols.

  • Principles of Welfare, Health, and Safety in Construction Environments – Focuses on accident prevention, emergency procedures, and maintaining a safe working environment.

  • Principles of Working in the Construction Industry – Provides knowledge of construction site practices, teamwork, and communication in the industry.

  • Plastering Core Principles – Introduces the fundamental skills, tools, and materials used in plastering.

  • Internal Plastering - Covers the techniques for applying and finishing internal plaster on walls and ceilings.

  • External Rendering – Teaches the application of external render finishes, including different textures and materials.

  • Dry Lining – Focuses on the installation and finishing of dry lining systems, including tape and jointing.

A keen interest in plastering is required.
Multiple-choice exams Practical assignments assessed in a controlled environment Pass/Fail grading system
Successful completion of this course can lead to further qualifications, such as an apprenticeship in plastering, or direct employment as an entry-level plasterer within the construction industry.
This qualification provides a solid foundation for individuals looking to enter the construction sector as plasterers. It is aligned with industry standards and recognized by employers, ensuring learners are equipped with relevant, in-demand skills.
18,670
Employed in 2026 across Sheffield
18,397
Graduate jobs predicted in Sheffield, during 2027
£36,670
Average salary

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Key Information

Course Code
P00709
Subject Area
Construction and Building Technologies
Campus
City Campus