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Interior Systems Installer (Drylining) Apprenticeship

Gypcraft Drylining Contractors LTD · London · posted 2 June 2026

Wage
£16,640 to £26,436.80 a year
Hours
40 hours a week
Duration
1 Year 6 Months
Level
Intermediate (Level 2)
Standard
Interior systems installer (level 2)
Starts
30 September 2026
Closing date
31 July 2026
Positions
1

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  • Work on live construction sites, contributing to project delivery while learning from experienced staff
  • Take responsibility for completing tasks both under supervision and independently as competence develops, in line with apprenticeship behavioural standards
  • Carry out general site duties to support productivity, including moving materials, preparing work areas, mixing materials, and maintaining clean and organised workspaces
  • Use hand and power tools safely and effectively in line with site procedures and safety requirements
  • Read and interpret drawings, specifications, and plans to ensure accurate and efficient installation work
  • Measuring, cutting, and installing plasterboard to form walls, partitions, and other interior systems
  • Installation of suspended ceilings, raised floors, insulation, and soundproofing systems
  • Carry out finishing works such as sealing joints between plasterboards to achieve a smooth, high-quality finish
  • Maintain compliance with all site safety protocols and professional standards at all times
  • Fulfil the duties and meet the Knowledge, Skills and Behaviours (KSBs) outlined in the relevant apprenticeship standard
  • Maintain accurate apprenticeship records, including a logbook and portfolio evidencing work completed and skills developed
  • Work towards successful completion of the Level 2 Interior Systems (Drylining) Installer Apprenticeship

This list is not exhaustive.

Your training

Interior Systems Installer Level 2. 

The apprentice will be based at our site in the Greenwich area; they may need to travel to attend lectures/workshops.

Where it leads

Becoming a skilled Interior Systems Installer (Dryliner).

Further progression can be in Supervisory and Management roles within the sector and the construction industry at large.

About Gypcraft Drylining Contractors LTD

Gypcraft are a trusted and dependable contractor, dedicated to delivering internal finishes and façades to the construction industry. Our business is founded and underpinned by core values of excellence, passion, integrity, hard graft and collaboration through building trusted relationships with our customers, employees and suppliers. Established in 2001, we work with a host of household name developers and Main Contractors on a diverse range of construction projects, from residential houses and flats to schools, hospitals and community buildings.

Things to consider

  • Applicants must be resident within the Royal Borough of Greenwich, in line with local employment commitments under Section 106 obligations and the Council’s ESG and local workforce development priorities
  • This is a physically demanding construction role carried out in active, fast-paced site environments, often working to strict project programmes and deadlines
  • The role requires regular manual handling, including lifting, carrying, and positioning materials such as plasterboard sheets, metal studs, insulation, and ceiling systems
  • Work frequently takes place at height (e.g. working from towers, scaffolding, and mobile platforms) and in unfinished building environments exposed to dust, noise, temperature variations, and other typical construction site conditions
  • Candidates must be prepared for repetitive physical tasks and sustained periods of standing, bending, and overhead work
    The role requires a strong level of resilience, reliability, and the ability to maintain productivity under pressure while working safely at all times
  • The working environment is team-based, but individuals are also expected to take responsibility for their own tasks and, as competence develops, work independently when appropriate in line with apprenticeship behavioural standards
  • A commitment to punctuality, consistent attendance, and adherence to site rules and health & safety requirements is essential;
  • Applicants must demonstrate a genuine interest in learning a skilled trade and developing a long-term career in construction, rather than viewing the apprenticeship as akin to a classroom-based programme or themselves as students
  • Willingness to work outdoors and in all weather conditions when required, depending on site phase and project needs

Skills they're looking for

Communication skillsAttention to detailOrganisation skillsProblem solving skillsNumber skillsTeam workingPatiencePhysical fitnessManual dexterityHealth and safety awarenessTime managementPhysical stamina

Entry requirements

  • GCSE English (grade 4) — desired
  • GCSE Maths (grade 4 +) — desired
  • CSCS card Red/Green (grade Pass) — essential

Where you'll work

  • Edmund Halley Way, London, SE10 0FR

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