Construction Management Training | Construction Management Programs

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Instructor: admin
Duration: 30 weeks

Categories: School Of Construction Trade

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION:

Training in construction typically covers different, specialized topics depending on the area of concentration. Find out about the requirements of these programs, and learn about career options, job growth and salary info for construction graduates.

Some professionals in the construction trades are required to have formal training. A construction manager needs a bachelor’s degree in construction management or civil engineering, while carpenters, plumbers and electricians must complete apprenticeships and obtain their license. Painters can learn through an apprenticeship, but certification is optional.

PROGRAM PREREQUISITES:

Formal training and education may be helpful for becoming a contractor, but not all employers require candidates to have it. Those with a degree in a relevant field, such as construction management or civil engineering, may earn advancement sooner than their non-degree competition. Many individuals who are interested in contracting learn the skills of the trade through hands-on training and working on a construction site. Many construction contractors gain their skills through apprenticeship programs sponsored by local companies, trade associations and trade unions.

Aspiring contractors do need to complete licensing courses, testing and continuing education, but the specifics vary by state and classification. Candidates typically need a minimum age of 18 years old. Topics that tests explore may include labor laws and regulations, project management and building codes.

Must have: High School Diploma or High School Equivalency
Must score: 9 or higher in CASAS

To improve in each student, the ability to recognize and appreciate correct design and quality craftsmanship in the various facets of residential construction.
To develop habits of self-reliance, self-discipline, and resourcefulness through dealing with practical problem solving situations, thereby establishing a positive self-image as a successful person.
To provide interested students the opportunity to explore the various construction trades through actual hands-on experiences, and thereby develop a desire for further guidance and/or training in a field which is compatible with a given student’s interests and aptitudes.
To establish through class experiences, a skill and knowledge level sufficient for entry level into the various apprentice programs.
To enable the student, through the total class experience, to better make a decision on a practical basis, as to whether or not this is the type of work at which they would be happy and successful

Ideal Institute of Technology will provide a one-time voucher for student to take:

OSHA 10 Certifications
OSHA 30 Certifications
Red Cross First Aid Certification
EPA Certification Type 1 exams

Student will have access to all necessary equipment and supplies such as Calculator, Tool Kit, Electrical Trainers, Uniform for the duration of the course.

Student will have full access to our Learning Management System (LMS) portal, Google Classroom and Live Webinars. We will be providing resources in the form of PowerPoints, video tutorials, quizzes, assessments and much more.

CAREER READINESS:

After successful completion of the program and obtaining certification(s), A Job Readiness program and a free Resume Building Workshop will be offered to student through Ideal Career Centre, to prepare students for their job search.

CAREER PLACEMENT:

Upon successful completion of the course and certification, student will get 100% job placement assistance through Ideal Career Centre.

CAREER TITLES:

Contractors may be called in by a company or individual to perform a job on a one-time or continuing basis. Below are some specific types of contractors.