⁠Welding and Fabrication Technology

Welding and Fabrication Technology

Course Overview

The Building Construction Technology program provides students with a strong foundation in structural design, site management, and construction techniques. This course covers essential aspects of building construction, including masonry, carpentry, tiling, and concrete works. With a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical experience, students will learn to interpret blueprints, use construction materials effectively, and adhere to safety regulations. The curriculum includes modern construction methods and sustainable building techniques, ensuring students are well-prepared for a rapidly evolving industry. Graduates will be well-equipped for employment in residential, commercial, and industrial construction projects.

Why Choose This Course?

High employability in real estate, infrastructure, and civil engineering projects.

Practical experience through hands-on training with real construction projects.

Strong foundation for careers in civil engineering and project management.

Training in modern construction techniques and materials.

Exposure to sustainable building practices.

Opportunities for self-employment and entrepreneurship.

Experienced instructors with industry expertise.

Collaboration with professional builders and construction firms.

Internships and industrial attachments for practical learning.

Skills Acquired:

Site preparation and land surveying.

Bricklaying, plastering, and tiling techniques.

Reinforced concrete technology and foundation works.

Blueprint reading and construction project estimation.

Roofing, finishing, and painting.

Health and safety regulations in construction.

Structural integrity assessment and material selection.

Wood and metal framework construction.

Plumbing and electrical installation basics.

Site management and quality control.

Course Curriculum

Structural design and blueprint reading.

Reinforced concrete technology.

Project management in construction.

Plumbing and electrical systems in buildings.

Sustainable construction practices.

Cost estimation and budgeting.

Career Prospects

Site supervisor

Masonry expert

Construction technician

Quantity surveyor

Project manager

Civil engineering assistant

Building inspector

Interior and exterior finishing expert

Self-employed contractor or entrepreneur

Facilities & Equipment Entry Requirements Duration & Certification How to Apply

Construction labs and practical fieldwork.
Industry-standard tools and machinery.
Hands-on training with real-world projects.
Access to architectural design software.

Basic education certificate. (BECE)
Passion for technical craftsmanship.
Ability to follow safety guidelines.

3 years with National Certificate II certification.

Contact the admissions office or apply online through our website.

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