Week: HNC Construction and the Built Environment | Camborne Campus

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Welcome to Cornwall College Camborne Campus

Our Camborne campus has served as a vocational training hub for nearly a century. The iconic Tamar tower and the ‘big top’ that covers our construction and engineering provision are landmarks known throughout the area.

This legacy, combined with an exciting modernisation programme, has made Cornwall College Camborne the home of cutting-edge facilities, dynamic learning experiences and fantastic student spaces.

Open and modern learning areas, electric vehicle training labs, esports gaming facilities, chill-out areas, an award-winning restaurant and plenty more make this the perfect place to have your #careercollege experience.

Camborne Campus

Camborne Campus

Camborne Campus

Camborne Campus

Camborne Campus

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Section outline

HNC Construction and the Built Environment

HNC Construction and the Built Environment

Joining Instructions

Joining Instructions

Year 1

Part-Time Course Starting September 2025

Part-Time Course Starting September 2025

Year 2

Part-Time Course Starting September 2025

Part-Time Course Starting September 2025

Modules

Applied Mathematics
Design Principles and Application
Science and Materials
Health, Safety and Welfare
An Applied Introduction to Site Surveying Procedures
Introduction to Project Planning and Development

Elearning Team Contact

Cornwall College Campuses

HNC Construction and the Built Environment

Our Camborne campus has served as a vocational training hub for nearly a century. The iconic Tamar tower and the ‘big top’ that covers our construction and engineering provision are landmarks known throughout the area.

This legacy, combined with an exciting modernisation programme, has made Cornwall College Camborne the home of cutting-edge facilities, dynamic learning experiences and fantastic student spaces.

Open and modern learning areas, electric vehicle training labs, esports gaming facilities, chill-out areas, an award-winning restaurant and plenty more make this the perfect place to have your #careercollege experience.

Camborne Campus

Camborne Campus

Camborne Campus

Camborne Campus

Camborne Campus

Section outline

HNC Construction and the Built Environment

HNC Construction and the Built Environment

Joining Instructions

Joining Instructions

Year 1

Part-Time Course Starting September 2025

Part-Time Course Starting September 2025

Year 2

Part-Time Course Starting September 2025

Part-Time Course Starting September 2025

Modules

Applied MathematicsDesign Principles and ApplicationScience and MaterialsHealth, Safety and WelfareAn Applied Introduction to Site Surveying ProceduresIntroduction to Project Planning and Development

Elearning Team Contact

Cornwall College Campuses

Applied Mathematics
Design Principles and Application
Science and Materials
Health, Safety and Welfare
An Applied Introduction to Site Surveying Procedures
Introduction to Project Planning and Development