Interior Systems
If you're someone who enjoys the physical and mental challenges of working with your hands and have an eye for detail then completing a National Certificate in Interior Systems could be your ticket to an exciting and varied career path.You can be qualified in plaster board fixing and finishing, fibrous plaster manufacture and installation, suspended ceiling and interior partition installation, and fibre cement linings and installation.
National Certificate in Interior Systems - how do I achieve it?
The National Certificate in Interior Systems is a Competency Based Training programme. Competency Based Training is an agreement between an employer and trainee to train and assess skills, and is designed for someone entering the trade for the first time. The qualification is structured so you can learn at your own pace, and be assessed as you go.
In most cases the National Certificate in Interior Systems is completed doing an apprenticeship.
The length of time to complete your national certificate will depend on which interior system qualification you choose.
Once all the required unit standards have been achieved you receive a National Certificate in Interior Systems.
Why a National Certificate in Interior Systems?
Working in a trade such as interior systems means you can be part of a growing and exciting industry, where there's never a dull day! Here's what some of our current interior systems apprentices say...
"The training gives you an opportunity to kick-start a career in a creative trade"
"You really gain recognition amongst peers for the skills you develop"
"The training gave me a chance of building a brighter career path"
"My BCITO training gave me the chance to work for a leading construction company"
"It's a great opportunity to learn and earn at the same time"
Having qualified in interior systems there are a variety of career paths to choose from, including
- Specialising in residential (housing) or commercial construction
- Working for a large construction company
- Running your own business and being your own boss