This course focuses on the repair, conservation and adaptation of historic buildings and sites, with the primary aims of conserving significance and sustaining active use. You’ll examine the challenges involved in managing historic buildings and look at the role they play in the sustainable revitalisation of our towns and cities.
This course offers the ideal foundation for a fascinating career working within the heritage sector and the historic built environment.
You will typically spend 4 days per week in a workplace setting with one day per week in college. With construction trades we tend to work this out as a block release, so you spend a a couple of weeks with an employer, then a week in college.
Are you looking to advance your skills in bricklaying? Do you want to take your experience in the industry further? If you’re looking to establish yourself as a competent and skilled Bricklayer, this Level 3 apprenticeship is for you. This occupation is to set out and lay bricks, brick specials,…
Starts September 2025
This course will give you a real insight into modern rural businesses, as well as providing a range of transferable management skills and to progress on to professional roles in the rural sector.
Channelside Campus
This full-time programme is for those wishing to acquire an understanding of the construction industry, combined with practical skills, before taking up employment as a craftsperson in the industry. The programme includes a Level 1 qualification in an appropriate craft discipline. Every full-time…
Channelside Campus
This full-time programme is for those wishing to acquire an understanding of the construction industry, combined with practical skills, before taking up employment as a craftsperson in the industry. The programme includes a Level 2 qualification in an appropriate craft discipline. Every full-time…
Lancaster University Open Days and Campus Tours
Myerscough College Open Day 18 April 2026
West Cumbria Volunteering Fair 21 April 2026
