Basic + Intermediate Scaffolding Bundle

Basic scaffolding covers standard modular structures. Intermediate adds cantilevered, spur, and jib scaffolds, the kind of work that comes up as soon as a site gets more complex than a straightforward build. Completing both high-risk work licences in one program means you are not stuck on basic-only jobs while you wait for a spot in a later intermediate intake. 

Finishing basic scaffolding without intermediate already booked usually means going back to campus once you are already on the tools and a job calls for cantilevered or spur work. Our scaffolding courses run from basic through to advanced, and doing both basic and intermediate in one program is the quickest way to get past the entry-level ticket without a second enrolment sitting between you and the more complex jobs.

Employers want qualified scaffolders so they can take on more than standard modular jobs, as it means they don’t need to bring in someone else or turn down more complex work because the crew rostered on site can only handle basic-level scaffold rather than the cantilevered and spur work a bigger job might call for.

Training runs across 10 days, with both licences assessed inside the one program rather than as two separate bookings months apart, so there is only one gap in your work roster to plan around instead of two.

Who does this bundle suit? Scaffolders wanting full basic-to-intermediate coverage from the outset, and employers who need a crew capable of more than standard modular scaffold work without booking two separate rounds of training.

Already planning past intermediate? Scaffolders who bundle these two tickets often add our Working Safely at Heights course next, since many sites list it as a separate induction requirement alongside whatever scaffolding ticket you hold.