Document your Work History
You’ll need a form 5 (provided) signed for each period claimed making at least 7 years.
An apprenticeship covers half of this.
It’s not like a resume where you’re putting your best foot forward, it is merely a record of your work history.
They don’t need to know how good you are at your job just a record of the time spent on site doing it.
It’s a straightforward process if you keep at it and don’t put it to the back burner
Once there it’s forgotten
We’ll assist along the way.
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Completed Form (form 5 for set 1)
White Card certificate of attainment and not just a photocopy of the card.
Police Clearance no more than 3 months old. If you have any old traffic convictions have them spent so they don't appear.
Provide a history of your work in a Who, What, Where, When and How format. If unsure ATC2 will assist.
Your Diploma listing the units obtained sometimes on another page.
Watch your job description e.g. Site Management is not considered under set 1 pathway. It is accepted for Architects and Engineers yet I have never known such a profession to be a site manager.
Quantity Surveyors yes but their qualification is not accepted.
The Building Commission do not consider Site Management as suitable building experience under Set 1 so it is deducted from months claimed. The staff handling the application process have no experience of the Building Industry so you have to assist them all you can.
It’s never too early to start the history of your work experience. It’s also a good time to start adding to your job pictures as they’ll come in handy for marketing later on. They say a picture paints a thousand words so imagine the effect a video will have on your future clients. Let your actions speak louder than your words.
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