Painting
Program Overview
The Painting course equips learners with professional skills in surface preparation, paint application, and decorative finishing for buildings and structures. Students learn about different paint types, primers, sealers, and their appropriate applications for various surfaces including wood, metal, concrete, and plaster. The program covers brush techniques, roller application, spray painting, color mixing, and matching. Emphasis is placed on surface preparation methods such as filling, sanding, and priming to ensure quality finishes. Learners also study protective coatings, weather resistance, and maintenance procedures. Safety practices, including proper ventilation and handling of chemicals, are integral to the training. Graduates are prepared for employment in construction firms, painting contractors, or to establish their own painting businesses serving the residential and commercial sectors.
Faculty
School of Engineering
Entry Requirements
Open to all
Start Dates
Ongoing intake — start any Monday
What You'll Learn
Admission Requirements & Suitability
Required Documents
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Accommodation
Optional, on request
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