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Award in Plastering and Painting

Courses > Award in Plastering and Painting

540.00

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Code
TRTRT-208-2502
MQF Level
2
Credits
8
Duration
100 hours
Schedule
Wednesdays & Saturdays
Time
Wednesdays 5pm till 8:30pm & Saturday morning
Mode of Delivery
MCAST Paola

Description

Schedule

Course code TRTRT – 208 – 2502
Course Title Plastering & Painting
MQF Level 2
ECTS 8
Duration 200hrs
Start Date 07-10-26
Prospected End date 25-09-27
Lecturer Name Mr. Emanuel K/a Alan Ellul
Mode of Delivery  Blended – days & time as per attached schedule
Time of Lecture  17.00 – 20.30 [face to face]
Block & Lecture Room  MCAST Paola, Block N, RM B114
List of External Venues  TBC
Number of assessments 3
Method of Assessment  Portfolio/ Attendance/ Participation
Coordinator Ms. Maria Dolores Muscat
Contact Email [email protected]
Contact Number 2398 7443
Required Materials / PPEs etc  Will be discussed in the first lecture
Certification  Applicable if student achieves a minimum of 70% attendance
Attendance  Attendance is recorded through Classter, students are required to have an EID to register on this system prior to course commencement.

 

Description

This unit provides learners with foundational knowledge and practical skills in plastering and painting, essential for entry-level roles in the construction industry. It covers the preparation of surfaces, mixing and application of plaster, and the correct use of tools and materials to achieve a professional finish. Learners will also explore painting techniques, including surface priming, paint selection, and application using brushes, rollers, and other equipment. Emphasis is placed on understanding material properties, calculating quantities, and applying industry standards to ensure quality and durability in all tasks.

In addition to technical skills, the unit integrates health and safety practices, focusing on hazard identification, safe handling of materials, and compliance with occupational regulations. Learners will develop competencies in erecting and dismantling simple scaffolding, using personal protective equipment, and maintaining a safe working environment. Through a combination of theoretical instruction and hands-on practice, participants will gain confidence in performing plastering and painting tasks independently, preparing them for further training or employment within the construction sector

Overall Learning Outcomes

LO1 Follow health, safety, and environmental standards in relation to plastering and painting whilst communicating and working effectively on site

LO2 Describe handling and caring of tools used in plastering and painting

LO3 Use measurements to calculate areas and volumes for plastering and painting.

LO4 Prepare surfaces for plastering and painting for both interior and exterior environments

Assessment Method

  • Portfolio of Evidence
  • Practical Assessment
  • Knowledge-Based Assessment

 

  • Applicants are required to have a valid EID account
  • Certification is obtained upon attending at least 70% of the course

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