ProQual Level 2 NVQ Diploma in Construction and Civil Engineering Operations (Construction)-Concreting

Why Choose this Qualification?

Choosing the ProQual Level 2 NVQ Diploma in Concreting offers several key benefits for professionals working in construction and civil engineering:

  • Recognised Industry Standard
    This NVQ is widely respected across the UK construction sector and is a key step toward obtaining the CSCS Blue Skilled Worker Card.
  • Practical, On-the-Job Assessment
    The qualification is assessed in your workplace, allowing you to earn a formal qualification without taking time off the job.
  • Boosts Employability and Career Progression
    Demonstrating proven skills in concreting enhances your job prospects and opens the door to supervisory or specialist roles.
  • Supports Health & Safety Compliance
    You’ll develop a deeper understanding of safe and efficient working practices on site—crucial for any construction role.
  • Flexible and Employer-Friendly
    No classroom learning is required. The NVQ is designed to fit around your work schedule with minimal disruption.

Whether you’re looking to formalize existing skills or take the next step in your career, this qualification provides the foundation for long-term success in the concreting and civil engineering industries.

Course Overview

Ofqual Regulated Qualification

Course Level: Level 2

Average Completion Time:
3-6 Months


Study Units: 16

Evidence & Assignment Based

Proqual approved Centre 768x526 1

Inspire Institute of Technologies is Approved Satellite Centre of ProQual

Who Should Take This Course?

The ProQual Level 2 NVQ Diploma in Drainage Construction is ideal for:

  • Construction and Civil Engineering Operatives who are actively working with concrete on-site and want to gain formal recognition for their skills.
  • Groundworkers and Concreters looking to progress their careers and meet the requirements for a CSCS Blue Skilled Worker Card.
  • Experienced Workers Without Qualifications who want to validate their knowledge and on-site competencies through a practical, work-based assessment.
  • New Entrants to the Industry who are employed in a concreting role and ready to build their career with a nationally recognised qualification.
  • Employers and Contractors seeking to upskill their workforce, ensure compliance with health and safety regulations, and enhance productivity on site.

If you work in concreting and want to demonstrate your skills while improving your professional standing, this NVQ diploma is the right choice.

Eligibility Criteria

To enrol in the ProQual Level 2 NVQ Diploma in Concreting, candidates must meet the following criteria:
Current Employment in a Relevant Role
You must be working in a concreting or related construction role, with access to real work tasks that meet the qualification standards.
Minimum Age Requirement
Candidates must be at least 16 years old.
Basic Understanding of English and Numeracy
You should have a reasonable level of literacy and numeracy to follow instructions and complete assessment requirements.
Willingness to Be Assessed On-Site
You must be able to provide evidence of your skills through on-site observations, work products, and discussions with your assessor.
Employer Support (if applicable)
If you are employed, your employer should be willing to support the assessment process within your work environment.
No formal academic qualifications are required. The focus is on practical experience, competence, and the ability to demonstrate skills in a real-world construction setting.

The Qualification Process

The ProQual Level 2 NVQ Diploma in Concreting is a competency-based qualification assessed entirely in the workplace. Here’s how the qualification process works:

1. Enrolment and Induction
You’ll register with an approved training provider and be assigned a qualified assessor. During induction, you’ll receive an overview of the course structure, assessment methods, and how to gather evidence.

2. Initial Assessment
Your assessor will carry out an initial skills scan to identify your current knowledge and experience. This helps tailor the assessment plan to your individual needs.

3. Evidence Collection
You’ll demonstrate your skills and knowledge by completing real work tasks. Evidence may include:

  • Direct observation by your assessor on site
  • Work products (e.g., photos, job sheets, method statements)
  • Witness testimonies from supervisors or colleagues
  • Professional discussions and Q&A sessions

4. Portfolio Development
All your evidence will be compiled into a portfolio that proves you meet the qualification’s performance and knowledge criteria for each unit.

5. Ongoing Support and Assessment
Your assessor will guide you throughout the process, offering feedback and helping you gather sufficient evidence to meet the required standards.

6. Internal and External Verification
The completed portfolio is reviewed internally by the training provider and may be externally verified by ProQual to ensure quality and consistency.

7. Certification
Once all criteria are met and the portfolio is approved, you will be awarded the ProQual Level 2 NVQ Diploma in Concreting. This qualification can be used to apply for the CSCS Blue Skilled Worker Card.

FAQs

This is a nationally recognised, work-based qualification that assesses your practical skills and knowledge in structural concreting within the construction and civil engineering sector.

It’s ideal for concreting operatives, groundworkers, and general construction workers who want to gain formal recognition for their on-site experience and skills.

Assessment is conducted in the workplace through direct observation, work product evidence, professional discussion, witness statements, and other methods—no classroom exams required.

The duration varies depending on your experience and availability but typically takes between 3 to 6 months to complete.

No. The qualification is designed to be assessed during your normal working hours with minimal disruption to your job.

You can progress to supervisory qualifications such as the Level 3 NVQ in Occupational Work Supervision or move into more specialised construction roles.

Costs may vary depending on the training provider. It’s best to contact an approved centre for pricing and possible funding options.

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