Wall and floor tiler (level 2)
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What this apprenticeship covers
Tiling walls and floors.
Best for
People who want a structured route into wall and floor tiler (level 2) work while earning and building practical site or workshop experience.
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Wall and floor tiler (level 2) FAQ
What is the Wall and floor tiler (level 2) apprenticeship?
Wall and floor tiler (level 2) is a level 2 apprenticeship standard in construction and the built environment. It is designed for people who want structured, work-based training while building the skills needed for the role.
How long does the wall and floor tiler (level 2) apprenticeship take?
The typical duration listed for this standard is 30 months. Actual timings can vary slightly depending on the employer, provider, and how quickly the apprentice reaches occupational competence.
What level is the wall and floor tiler (level 2) apprenticeship?
This standard is set at Level 2. That helps you compare it with other apprenticeships and understand the likely knowledge, skills, and behaviours expected during training.
How much funding is attached to the wall and floor tiler (level 2) apprenticeship?
The maximum funding band shown for this apprenticeship is £14,000. Employers and providers use the funding band as the upper limit for training costs supported through the apprenticeship system.
Where can I find training providers for the wall and floor tiler (level 2) apprenticeship?
Use the training providers link on this page to review current providers that offer the wall and floor tiler (level 2) standard in England.
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