Program Overview
Brickwork in the Garden
Overview
Gain valuable skills in basic bricklaying techniques. This practical, one-day course covers topics including setting out and constructing a simple corner, and laying bricks in a line.
Full Description
Our course offers instruction and demonstrations. It's a hands-on course which involves lifting and transporting heavy objects, as well as the use of mortars.
Who Should Attend?
This course is open to all. You do not need to have previous experience of bricklaying.
Dates
Please register your interest in future courses and we'll be in touch when dates are confirmed.
Where You'll Study
Your Faculty
At Writtle College, our courses blending classroom learning with hands-on experience in specialised fields such as sport, agriculture, horticulture, animal studies, equine studies, conservation and floristry.
Our Level 2 and Level 3 programmes are designed to prepare you for your future career or higher education pathways.
Study on our beautiful countryside campus, with dedicated resource centres and state-of-the-art facilities – and be a part of our supportive community.
Where Can I Study?
Writtle Campus
Our picturesque 150-hectare campus is situated in the heart of the Essex countryside.
Fees & Funding
Course Fees
Standard Booking
£140
Entry Requirements
There are no formal entry requirements, however you're required to wear work clothes suitable for the weather including sturdy footwear (preferably steel-toe capped) and gloves.
The course involves lifting and transporting heavy objects, as well as the use of mortars. Any prior back injuries must be declared.
By making a booking you are declaring yourself medically fit to participate in the course.
Program Outline
Outline:
Content:
The course covers basic bricklaying techniques, including setting out and constructing a simple corner, and laying bricks in a line.
Overview:
Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) is a global university with students from 185 countries. It is known for its innovative and entrepreneurial approach to education and research. ARU has been recognized as the Times Higher Education University of the Year 2023 and has received a Gold award for the quality of its education in the Teaching Excellence Framework.
Services Offered:
Student Life and Campus Experience:
The context mentions that ARU is committed to creating a vibrant and welcoming environment for students, staff, and communities. It also highlights the university's focus on providing outstanding facilities and opportunities for student growth.
Key Reasons to Study There:
Ambition:
ARU is academically ambitious for its students and strives to provide high-quality education.Excellence:
ARU is ranked in the top 15% of universities in the UK for graduate employment and has been recognized for its excellence in education, social work, and sports science.Collaboration:
ARU fosters collaboration between students, businesses, and partners, and its courses are recognized by industry and professionally accredited.Impact:
ARU conducts impactful research that addresses pressing issues and makes a difference in the community.Enterprise:
ARU encourages entrepreneurship and provides mentorship, support, and start-up funding through the Anglia Ruskin Enterprise Academy.Enthusiasm:
ARU's can-do attitude and infectious enthusiasm set it apart from other universities.Academic Programs:
The context mentions that ARU offers a wide range of courses, including undergraduate, postgraduate, postgraduate research, college courses, apprenticeships, short courses, and distance learning programs. It also highlights the university's commitment to providing career-ready graduates.
Other:
The context mentions that ARU has campuses in Cambridge, Chelmsford, Peterborough, and Writtle. It also highlights the university's commitment to sustainability, equality, diversity, and inclusion.
Outline:
Content:
The course covers basic bricklaying techniques, including setting out and constructing a simple corner, and laying bricks in a line.
