Heating & Ventilation Apprenticeship
This programme combines college hours and site training over five years, leading to an SVQ/NVQ Level 3 qualification and the title Heating and Ventilation Engineer.
Supporting Your Development
The work of a Heating and Ventilation Engineer is varied and can include the following:
- Installing boilers, tanks, pipework, pumps and controls according to plans
- Using bending machines to shape large pipes
- Using flame cutting equipment to cut pipes to size
- Joining pipes by soldering or oxy-acetylene and metal arc-welding
- Testing that the system is operating properly
- Checking equipment for leaks, pinpointing and repairing faults
Entry Requirements and Applications
It is desirable for applicants to have achieved a National 5 or GSCE in Maths, English, Physics and a technical subject as a minimum.
PLEASE NOTE: Applications for 2020 apprenticeships are now closed, but will
re-open early in 2021.
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