Interior Systems Installer Level 2 Apprenticeship
The Interior Systems Installer Level 2 Apprenticeship at the College of North West London is designed for learners who want to start a career in construction, specialising in internal building systems such as walls, ceilings and partitions. This course prepares you to install, repair and maintain key elements of a building’s internal structure to a high standard. You will work on projects across new-build, renovation and refurbishment, helping create safe, functional and high-quality internal spaces in places such as schools, hospitals, airports, offices, retail spaces and residential developments. You can specialise in one of two pathways: Drylining Systems or Ceilings and Partitions. Both routes develop practical, in-demand skills used across the construction and built environment sector.
This interior systems apprenticeship combines practical site-based experience with technical learning to help you develop the skills needed to work safely, accurately and efficiently on construction projects.
You will learn how to:
- Interpret drawings, plans and specifications to complete work accurately
- Measure, mark out and set out interior systems in line with industry standards
- Select and use appropriate tools, equipment, materials and PPE safely
- Install plasterboard partitions, ceilings, bulkheads and associated components
- Carry out quality checks and prepare work for handover
- Maintain a clean, safe and organised work area
- Understand health and safety requirements, including working at height, manual handling and safe use of equipment
- Apply sustainable working practices, including waste reduction and recycling
You will also develop valuable workplace skills such as communication, teamwork, timekeeping, productivity and attention to detail.
After completing this course, you can progress into roles such as:
- Interior Systems Operative
- Drylining Fixer
- Ceiling Fixer or Suspended Ceiling Fixer
- Modular Demountable Partition Installer
- Operable Partitioner Installer
This apprenticeship can also lead to further training and progression into site supervision, site management or specialist contracting roles within the construction industry.
Assessment for this Level 2 apprenticeship is through an End-Point Assessment (EPA).
- A practical observation with questioning to assess your hands-on skills in your chosen pathway
- An assessment of your knowledge, skills and behaviours in line with the apprenticeship standard
For apprentices on earlier approved versions of the Ceilings and Partitions option, the practical observation may be extended where required in line with current assessment arrangements.
You will also need to achieve English and maths qualifications in line with apprenticeship funding rules where applicable.
- 2–4 GCSEs (grades 2, 3 or 4) OR Level 1 qualification (flexibility may apply)
- Ideally English or maths at grade 3–4, or willingness to study alongside
- An interview may be required; we’ll be in touch after you apply to invite you to an interview if needed
- Alternative entry via relevant experience may be acceptable






