North Metropolitan TAFE
2 years (full-time) or 8 semesters (part-time)
Develop advanced skills in managing and supervising building construction projects from small to medium-rise buildings. This diploma is designed for experienced construction professionals seeking to progress into supervisory and management roles within the building industry.
Applicants should have completed WACE General or ATAR (minimum C grades) or equivalent, or Certificate III qualification. It is strongly recommended that applicants have 3 years of current work experience in the Building and Construction industry, ability to interpret building plans and drawings, completion or working towards the Building and Construction industry 'White Card', management and leadership skills, sound organisational and time management abilities, and excellent written and oral communication skills. Good maths and computer skills are also required.
The course covers building codes and standards knowledge for Class 1, 10, and Type B/C buildings; structural principles for residential and commercial constructions; medium-size building project management; supervision of construction-planning processes; legal obligations and contracts; monitoring of costing systems; development of policies and procedures; builder's office operation and production; site communication and administration; tender documentation preparation; building sketches and drawings; site surveys and set-out procedures; environmental management practices; professional technical and legal reports; and building and construction business finances.
North Metropolitan TAFE brings over 50 years of experience training skilled construction workers who excel in the building industry. The institution is recognized for delivering balanced learning experiences combining academic theory with practical workplace training. NMTAFE's diploma qualifies graduates for entry into undergraduate degrees at all WA universities, with articulation agreements offering advanced standing at Curtin University for Construction Management and Architectural Science programs.
Graduates can progress into supervisory and management roles within the building industry, including Construction Supervisor, Building Site Manager, Construction Project Manager, and Builder positions. The qualification fulfills academic requirements for builder registration with the Building Services Board in WA (subject to additional industry experience). Graduates may also pursue further study at university level in construction management or architectural science, or transition into roles such as Building Inspector, Facilities Manager, or Estimating Administrator.
Course fee
Start date
You will be redirected to the training provider to enquire directly. Workinitiatives is not the course or training provider. We aggregate and list courses only.