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School: Kingston University
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Construction Management and Construction Law (Master Degree)
Course Format: Classroom
If you have a strong interest in the commercial aspects of the construction industry and would like the confidence to operate in the difficult environment of contractual arrangements, this part-time course is ideal. The varying nature of construction, combined with the growing complexities of the industry, means that there is a demand for construction professionals who have the knowledge and sk...
 

Quantity Surveying MSc (Master Degree)
Course Format: Classroom
The construction industry is booming nationally and across the globe, with quantity surveyors playing a key role in ensuring that development costs are appropriately and accurately managed. Kingston University is a long-established RICS partnership university, and this course (which is accredited by RICS) will equip you with the skills and knowledge to start you on a career that offers enormous...
 

School: Aberdeen Business School, Robert Gordon University
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Construction Law & Arbitration
Course Format: Online
This postgraduate course is unique as the only one of its kind in the country and one of only a few available elsewhere. It offers practical and valuable training in the fast moving and highly specialist disciplines of Construction Law and Arbitration. The course carries impressive professional accreditation with accreditation and recognition from both the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and...
 

School: Quorum Training Ltd.
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Construction Industry Scheme
Course Format: Classroom
This course will cover all taxation aspects relating to the Construction Industry Scheme with particular emphasis on practical applications. It is intended for delegates wishing to obtain a good working knowledge of the requirements, problems and practicalities relating to the taxation of contractors and sub-contractors. The proposed changes from 6/4/2007 will also be fully reviewed, with pract...
 

Audit of Construction Contracts
Course Format: Classroom
Increasingly, organisations are acknowledging the importance of capital expenditure in relation to their business and the success of ordinary day to day operations. Surprisingly few give adequate weighting to the audit of construction projects, compared to the review of routine systems. Utilities and local government have traditionally been exceptions to this standpoint, but increasingly, o...
 

School: Lauder College
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National Certificate in Construction Safety and Health (NEBOSH)
Course Format: Classroom
This course from the National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health (NEBOSH) provides a sound, broad introduction to the fundamentals of occupational health and safety for those working in the construction industry. It is designed to help those with Health and Safety responsibilities to carry out their duties more effectively. The course is designed to ensure candidates acquir...
 

Construction Advantage
Course Format: Classroom
The City & Guilds Certificate in Basic Construction Skills aims to develop the underpinning knowledge for work in the building trade. Students will experience an introduction to skills in Bricklaying, Woodworking, Painting and Decorating, Plumbing, Electrical and Wall and Floor Tiling. Structure This is a one year full-time course delivered within Lauder College’s excellent training fa...
 

School: Building Research Establishment BRE
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Environmental Performance of Buildings
Course Format: Classroom
BREEAM and EcoHomes are environmental assessment methods that are increasingly being used in the construction industry to demonstrate the performance of new and refurbished buildings. Consequently, it is important that everyone involved in construction has an appreciation of the issues that are considered for the assessment process. This is a general introductory course to provide an overview...
 

Services and Utility Installations
Course Format: Classroom
To provide home inspectors and other professionals with a knowledge of the principles of services and utilities in domestic property. This will include electrical, heating, gas, water, and drainage installations. The course will be placed in the context of Home Inspectors’ inspection and reporting requirements. It will refer to relevant legislation and Building Regulations and will include...
 

Walls and Cracking
Course Format: Classroom
To ensure that all Home Inspectors are aware of the different types of walls present in domestic buildings and can identify the causes of the cracks that can occur in them. Specifically to ensure that the Home Inspector: Knows the principal wall constructions used in different housing types in the UK Can identify the causes of any cracks present in them Is aware of the methods used to ass...
 

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