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If you’ve built up years of invaluable Internal Wall Insulation experience, why not become formally recognised for it within the construction industry?

That’s exactly what you can do when you apply for and receive your NVQ Level 2 Internal Wall Insulation.

Carry on reading or contact the team of experienced assessors here at SB Skills Solutions to find out more!

Why apply for your NVQ Level 2 Internal Wall Insulation?

One of the biggest benefits of obtaining your NVQ Level 2 Internal Wall Insulation qualification is the validation you’ll receive for your skills and experience.

Obtaining this qualification demonstrates your competency as a worker within the construction industry and can help you and your company obtain further work under the PAS2035 accreditation.

You can then apply for your CSCS (Construction Skills Certificate Scheme) skilled workers card, then progress to the level 3 qualification to obtain the gold supervisors card.

What are the NVQ Level 2 Internal Wall Insulation application requirements?

Designed to be taken by experienced Installers only, the entry requirements for this qualification state that applicants must be currently working in the trade, have experience in Interior Wall Installation.

This qualification, however, is not to be confused with an Interior Wall Installation training course.

Instead of teaching you these skills, you’ll be demonstrating the skills and experience you’ve already learnt to an assessor.

How are applicants assessed?

First and foremost, you’ll be assessed using the On-Site Assessment and Training (OSAT) method.

Instead of taking a written exam, you’ll be assigned a dedicated Internal Wall Insulation assessor and tasked with completing a range of relevant installing work in order to create a portfolio of work-based evidence.

This evidence will then be used to secure your qualification.

Examples of work-based evidence includes on-site observation, photographs, health and safety documents such as risk assessments and method statements, and videos of relevant roofing work you’ve completed as well as recorded conversations between yourself and the assessor.

Once enough work-based evidence has been collected, it’ll be submitted for verification and you’ll be able to claim your NVQ qualification.

How much does an NVQ Level 2 Internal Wall Insulation cost?

The cost of obtaining your NVQ Level 2 Internal Wall Insulation qualification will naturally vary depending on whether you’re applying as a private individual or an employee of a company.

This is because some companies may decide to pay for the course on your behalf and receive a discount if they’re hoping to upskill a group of employees at once.

To obtain a quote from our team, please feel free to get in touch today.

How long does it take to achieve your NVQ Level 2 Internal Wall Insulation?

As this qualification can be achieved using the OSAT method, there’s no set assessment period.

However, experienced and competent constructors can generally expect to achieve this Level 2 qualification within just two or three visits.

As applicants are assessed on site, no time away from the workplace is required, making obtaining this qualification relatively fast and easy.

Get in touch with SB Skills Solutions

If you’re interested in learning more about the assessment process for achieving your NVQ Level 2 Internal Wall Insulation, feel free to get in touch with our professional team today!

From costs, funding, timescale, and more, we can give you an accurate idea of everything you’ll need to do.

From our base in Lancashire, we can travel to private and commercial clients across the UK, ensuring those hoping to gain recognition for their skills needn’t even leave the workplace!

This helps tackle downtime while simultaneously supporting yourself or your employees with their educational and professional progression.

To discuss taking this qualification in more detail, don’t hesitate to give us a call on 01695 558 420.

Alternatively, you can also reach us by sending your enquiry to info@sbskills.co.uk or by filling in and submitting your contact details alongside your enquiry using our online contact form.