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• Key aspects of health, safety and welfare and how to apply these, in more detail that at level 2

• How to plan and carry out work effectively, taking into account complex challenges

• How to develop and maintain excellent working relationships with others

• How to access data needed to plan and execute work tasks accurately

• Broader responsibilities under current legislation

• The importance of team working and being prepared to take a lead

• The technical principles of advanced architectural joinery to set out and produce cutting lists for

complex and non-standard products, marking, manufacturing, fitting and assembling complex, nonstandard products

• How to take complex site and workplace dimensions such as measuring curved openings and

ensuring the units fit obtuse/ acute angles walls

• How to form and proportion advanced wood joints such as subbed rebae joints, stub mortice and

tenon joints and bridle joints

• How to set up, use and maintain fixed machinery used for complex tasks such as developing and

using specialist jigs

• If required by the employer, the principles of computer aided design (CAD), and/ or computer

numerically controlled (CNC) machinery

What behaviours will apprentices develop?

• Effective communication: oral, written, listening, body language and presentation

• Effective team working; Independent working

• Logical thinking

• Working effectively

• Time management

• Adaptability

• Level 2 Functional Skills in English and Maths

• Level 3 Advanced Carpentry and Joinery Apprenticeship