TOP 10 CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT COURSES IN UK

This HNC in Construction Management - with HTQ status - aims to develop students as professional, self-reflecting individuals; well-equipped to meet the demands of the construction sector and able to adapt to a constantly-changing world.

Fitting an entire kitchen on your own might seem like a daunting task if you’ve no experience in this field, but with the help of this kitchen installation course from Access Training, you’ll soon gain the knowledge and techniques necessary to plan, project-manage and install your new kitchen...

The aim of this qualification is to recognise the knowledge, skills and competence demonstrated by the individual in the workplace. The course provides the opportunity for individuals who specialise in the management of conservation projects to demonstrate their competence

Offered as a part time day or evening course, the 2023 revalidated BTEC Higher National qualifications in Construction Management for England include enhanced work-related curriculum that is designed to address an increasing need for high quality professional and technical education pathways at Lev...

It is reported that the total cost of poor and inefficient control of construction quality costs a lot. Sometimes, it is more than the total combined profits of all the companies involved in the construction.

This Higher Level Apprenticeship is designed to help students secure the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in the workplace. They represent the latest in professional standards and provide opportunities for students to develop skills for work, for example by undertaking a group project, or r...

It is a legal requirement to manage the activities of contractors on site. Poor management of contractors is likely to expose both contractors and your employees to unacceptable risks, cause business interruption and increase the likelihood of accidents or ill health.

These Level 2 courses provide you with all the necessary skills you will need to work in sustainable construction on an employed or self-employed basis.

This provides managers with the opportunity to gather the required work-based evidence from their projects to be assessed to gain the qualification and apply for the appropriate CSCS Managers card.

The new Regulations maintain the framework for management of health and safety risks established by the earlier Regulations but are shorter and substantially simpler in structure.