Construction Management (Classroom, Asynchronous and Synchronous e-learning)
About This Course
This course provides a comprehensive overview of the construction industry, focusing on its structure, organization, and key management processes. Learners will gain essential skills in managing construction contracts, understanding stakeholder roles, and addressing professional issues. The course also covers critical processes like costing, estimating, and tendering, with practical insights from case studies and technology applications. Designed for intermediate learners in the construction industry, it equips learners with the competencies needed to enhance their careers, offering upskilling opportunities for those seeking employment advancement or job upgrades in construction management, project coordination, or related roles, while also exploring the transformative impact of digitalization in construction through advanced technological solutions and digital workflow optimization.
What You'll Learn
• Apply knowledge of the structure and organization including manpower planning of the construction industry in their workplaces.
• Manage the various types and scopes of construction contracts, the roles of different parties, developing and implementing manpower plans to support strategic and operational needs and the associated professional issues.
• Utilize their understanding of key construction management processes, including costing, estimating, tendering and various construction processes and activities.
• Execute practices from construction projects, typical case studies and technology applications.
Entry Requirements
At least 5 years of relevant working experience OR
Hold a Bachelor's degree in any field from a recognized institution