WJEC Construction 1.1: The Sector - 4 Full LessonsQuick View
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WJEC Construction 1.1: The Sector - 4 Full Lessons

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A complete, fully resourced PowerPoint lesson for WJEC Level 1/2 Construction - Unit 1.1: The Sector. This lesson introduces students to the construction industry, including types of buildings, infrastructure, trades, professional roles and building services, with regular AFL and exam-style questioning throughout. What’s included: Clear breakdown of Unit 1 exam structure and course overview Residential vs non-residential buildings (with characteristics & examples) Infrastructure and civil engineering projects Trades vs professional roles in construction Detailed coverage of building services (mechanical, electrical, gas & communication) Real-world examples and property comparisons Mini whiteboard starters, retrieval questions and self-marking slides Exam-style questions linked directly to Unit 1.1 content Topics covered: Trades, professions and career pathways Residential, commercial, industrial and infrastructure buildings Characteristics of building types Water cycle and electrical grid explanations Mechanical, electrical, gas and communication services Roles such as architect, structural engineer, site manager, surveyor and quantity surveyor Perfect for GCSE Construction lessons, cover lessons, revision sessions or catch-up support. Fully editable to match your own teaching style.
WJEC Construction 1.3: Types of Buildings and Structures - 3 Full LessonsQuick View
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WJEC Construction 1.3: Types of Buildings and Structures - 3 Full Lessons

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A complete, fully editable PowerPoint lesson for WJEC Level 1/2 Construction - Unit 1.3: Types of Buildings and Structures. This resource explores the main categories of buildings and structures used in construction, with clear explanations, real-world examples and regular retrieval practice to support exam success. What’s included: Clear introduction to all major building types Infrastructure, residential, commercial, industrial, agricultural, community, religious and recreational buildings Key characteristics, functions and locations of each building type Real-world examples (HS2, wind turbines, industrial parks, farming buildings) AFL throughout using mini whiteboard questions Short-answer and exam-style questions Case study activity applying knowledge to a local building Topics covered: -Infrastructure buildings and their advantages/disadvantages -Residential buildings (detached, semi, terraced, flats) -Commercial buildings and construction methods -Industrial and agricultural buildings (including portal frame structures) -Community, religious and recreational buildings -Sustainability considerations and environmental impact Perfect for GCSE Construction lessons, cover lessons, revision sessions or catch-up support. Fully editable to match your own teaching style.
WJEC Construction 1.2: Built Environment Life Cycle - 8 Full LessonsQuick View
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WJEC Construction 1.2: Built Environment Life Cycle - 8 Full Lessons

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A complete, fully editable PowerPoint lesson for WJEC Level 1/2 Construction – Unit 1.2: The Built Environment Life Cycle. Ideal for KS4 students and tailored to the WJEC Construction exam specification, this resource includes: Clearly structured slides covering all six stages of the life cycle Key terminology and definitions (e.g. extraction, stock form, maintenance types) Engaging starter questions and mini whiteboard AFL tasks Image sorting and sequencing activities Real-world construction examples (new builds, services, materials) Embedded numeracy practice and exam-style questions Topics covered: -Raw material extraction (forestry, mining, quarrying) -Manufacturing and material properties (timber, steel, plastic, aggregates) -Construction and operation (new builds, services, site prep) -Maintenance types (planned, reactive, cyclical) -Demolition and sustainable disposal (reuse, recycle) Perfect for GCSE Construction lessons, cover lessons, revision sessions or catch-up support. Fully editable to match your own teaching style.