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Training provider BUILDING CRAFTS COLLEGE UKPRN 10009063
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Carpentry and joinery (level 2)
Bricklayer (level 2)
Stonemason (level 2)

Training provider achievements and participation

Achievements

71.2%

of apprentices (50 of 70) completed a course and passed the end-point assessment with this training provider in academic year 2023 to 2024. 28.8% did not pass or left the course before taking their assessment.

60.5% national achievement rate

Participation

0

apprentices have completed a course and taken their end-point assessment with this provider.

Data for all courses delivered by this provider, collected by the Department for Education.

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Combined reviews for all courses delivered by this provider in academic year 2023 to 2024. Data collected by the Department for Education.

Contact this training provider

Registered address
BUILDING CRAFTS COLLEGE, Carpenters Hall, 1 Throgmorton Avenue, London, EC2N 2JJ
Email
info@thebcc.ac.uk
Telephone
020 8522 1705
Website
http://www.thebcc.ac.uk

Training provider overview

The student population of the College is diverse, with a wide range of ages and backgrounds. Our courses also span a great range of opportunity. Theoretically, a student can enter the College to complete a mullti-skills course and progress through to complete our degree in historic building conservation, or a construction management qualification.

The emphasis of our work is to give all of our students the opportunity to reach their full potential and our expectations of our students are high. There is a constant focus on delivering skills and producing work of high quality, whether they are full time students, apprentices or degree students.

Employment opportunity is also an important element in what we do and we support our students in accessing employment opportunities if they are not already employed.