Free CSCS Card Durham

Free CSCS Card Durham.  If you are aged between 16–24 years old, currently not in education or employment and live in Co Durham, then why not enrol on one of our fully funded CSCS course and gain 5 sector skills qualifications along the way – including.

• Level 3 First Aid at Work
• Level 2 Fire Safety
• Level 2 Risk Assessment
• Level 2 COSHH
• Level 1 Health and Safety in a Construction Environment

(CSCS test and CSCS card included after completion)

*PLEASE NOTE: all the above is part of a completed course and are not individual courses. Individuals must attend and complete the whole course from the ABOVE dates to gain ALL the above qualifications and the CSCS test and card.

Venue: Consett AFC (Belle View Stadium, Consett DH8 7BF) Times: 10am to 4pm
Dates: 17th – 18 July 2023 – 10 days

Free CSCS Card Durham

For more details or to book a place on the course email barry.joyce@smartt.me.uk or Hannah.mcelrue@durham.gov.uk or call 07979465118

CSCS mock tests can be found >>>>> here

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