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Select 10 players from the World Cup squad, to score you must correctly identify the job title from the clue they will give you

Select 10 players from the World Cup squad, to score you must correctly identify the job title from the clue they will give you

18 word type descriptors and a follow on 'odd one out' revision activity. Question options at various degrees of difficulty drawn randomly from a bank of 280 possibilities. Review each descriptor first, then test your knowledge.

You have 3 minutes to correctly answer as many questions as you can. Questions are selected randomly from a bank of 106 questions.

Select the number of questions you have time to complete. 30 seconds per question. Questions randomly drawn from a bank of 106.

110 QR Codes across 70 downloadable A4 posters, each linking to engaging activities that can be completed on mobile phones. Download the PDF document here 70 posters linked to 110 resources

A Tutor CPD activty. Select a theme or go random. 70 statements, review, discuss and select the grade you think is best fit. Five statements per game.

11 minutes 48 seconds - Episode 6: Dale shares his experience of brickwork from school Year 10 and 11 day release to College, training from 16 at Stoke on Trent College and his first site experiences after qualifying. A rapid rise to supervisory roles before his trowel took him to Australia, eventually returning to set up his own company and winning million pound plus contracts. He closes with his latest adventures as the Super Trowel subbie cup winner and his recent transiti

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11 minutes 40 seconds - Episode 5: Andy shares his journey from a short lived career in insurance to a bricklayer, trade supervisor and eventually a brickwork tutor with a no nonsense approach to teaching! 36 years with one construction company, Andy has a deep passion for the craft and for celebrating the best of it. Another super tutorial listen for those who aspire to learn more about the industry and another inspirational character who has devoted his career to our sector

Jon Mellor demonstrates how to attach a line to a corner block

A multiple choice revision quiz with options, select one of the five Learning Outcomes, or choose a random quiz with questions from across the full range. Each quiz will contain 20 questions.

19 sets of 3 text / image options, One of the three options is the odd one out, you need to identify and select it. You only have 40 seconds so push on

26 sets of 3 text / image options, One of the three options is the odd one out, you need to identify and select it. You only have 30 seconds so push on

20 sets of 3 text / image options, One of the three options is the odd one out, you need to identify and select it. You only have 40 seconds so push on

With a bank of 200 multiple choice questions, this quiz provides an appropriate revision challenge across four parts of the NHBC Standards (2026). Select one or more themes, or just go random, and select the number of questions (10 - 30). Have fun!

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Animated PowerPoint presentation to underpin tutor delivery and learner revision. Access a free copy of the presentation by clicking on the download button

Type in the acronym to see the full title and a brief description.

Type in the height you are working toward, this calculator will provide you with options to consider for larger or thinner bed joints to achieve it. Bump Up or Grind Down? You should also consider brick type and joint finish when selecting the correct option.

This calculator is for arches constructed with imperial bricks. Enter the span measurement, the rise measurement. the brick size (gauge), joint size preferred and the face depth of arch (half brick 108mm or one brick 228mm) to calcualte rise, and voussoir number & sizes (additional information also generated)

Enter the span and rise measurements and the face depth of arch (half brick or one brick) to calculate rise, and voussoir number & sizes (additional information also generated)

This calculator is for arches constructed with imperial bricks. Enter the span measurement, the brick size (gauge), joint size preferred and the face depth of arch (half brick 108mm or one brick 228mm) to calcualte rise, and voussoir number & sizes (additional information also generated)

Enter the span measurement and the face depth of arch (half brick or one brick) to calculate rise, and voussoir number & sizes (additional information also generated)