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A Site Supervisor is responsible for the health and safety of everybody on a construction site at any time. The College of Contract Management is offering a Level 3 Diploma in Site Supervisory Studies live online course that is awarded by the prestigious Chartered Institute of Builders (CIOB). As well as enabling you to work as a Site Supervisor, having this Diploma will also qualify you for the CSCS White Card.

As a global organisation, the College of Contract Management in the United Kingdom provides live online courses to learners all over the world. It offers, amongst others, advanced Diploma level programmes in Construction Management and Engineering, providing a wealth of talent and skills to the industry. The college is proud of its establishment, of its contract and commercial management and engineering courses and of its achievements through both value-added and standard courses. The College of Contract Management is an approved provider to the CIOB, NCFE, Pearson, CMI and the CIArb programmes in the UK and worldwide.

Is CMI a recognised qualification? is a simple question anyone can ask. When you see a course like our CMI Level 7 Diploma in Strategic Management and Leadership, it can be hard to gather what that means. The question we're going to be looking at in this post is what the "CMI" means and what sort of qualification you come out of the course with.

Our Advanced Diploma in Quantity Surveying course is an accessible step onto a rewarding career path or higher education. Quantity Surveyors are responsible for calculating the budget and costs of a building project. The role combines managerial work with technical work into one highly skilled position. It's a highly responsible job and the salary reflects that, but employers are struggling to fill the demand. Despite being a centuries-old practice, Quantity Surveying is a relatively new discipline in academia in contrast to something like Civil Engineering. As a result, employers are facing a skills shortage as the number of graduates is not meeting the number of Quantity Surveyors needed.

Structural Engineering is essentially the science of anticipating how structures such as buildings and bridges will stay standing. Structural Engineers use maths, geometry and physics to make sure structures will cope with their shape, weight and materials as well as environmental factors like the weather and the ground they're built on.

A Construction Manager is one of the most fundamental members of any building project. From choosing the location right through to the grand opening, the Construction Project Manager is involved in the entire process of building a new structure. Construction Managers earn an average starting salary of £27,000 while experienced Construction Managers' average income £70,000, according to the National Career Service. If you think you could lead a construction team but don't have the experience or qualifications you need, consider this Construction Management course.

Level 7 qualification is all too easy to get bogged down in strings of numbers and letters when it comes to trying to work out what a qualification actually means. Exactly what you call a qualification seems to change regularly and you're left unsure as to what exactly you're applying for.

NVQ Level 6 is one of the most highly respected qualifications in the construction sector. The UK Government introduced the NVQ as a vocational equivalent to academic qualifications. The main attraction of the NVQ is that rather than learning afresh, you gain your qualification by compiling a portfolio of your achievements at work. This Site Management NVQ, therefore, assesses your managerial competence and the breadth of your technical skills.