This qualification equips the building and construction sector with graduates who possess the essential theoretical knowledge, skills, and competencies necessary to support all phases of construction management or quantity surveying under the guidance of a seasoned professional. It instills confidence in employers and clients that construction and building initiatives are being meticulously planned and organized, ensuring sound financial oversight that complies with New Zealand legislation, Codes of Practice, and the standards set forth by New Zealand and Australia. This qualification is designed for individuals aspiring to become assistant construction managers or assistant quantity surveyors on construction projects, while also acknowledging the expertise of those already engaged in these roles. The program delineates the specific knowledge and skills pertinent to either construction management or quantity surveying.
Programme details
New Zealand Diploma in Construction (Construction Management / Quantity Surveying)
Upon obtaining the New Zealand Diploma in Construction, you will be granted a post-study work visa, enabling you to seek employment in a position that corresponds with your area of study.
Construction Management, Quantity Surveying
This course qualifies for points if applying for residency under the Skilled Migrant Category.
This course may qualify for the following visa rights:
In-study work rights
Partner visitor rights
Partner work rights
Post-study work rights
After pursuing a Diploma in Construction Management, you can explore several career opportunities in the construction and building industry. Here are three potential career paths:
Construction Management:
– Construction Manager
– Project Manager
– Construction Supervisor
– Site Manager
Quantity Surveying:
– Quantity Surveyor
– Construction Manager
– Building Surveyor
– Property Inspector
– Building Inspector
NCEA Level 2 requires the completion of 12 credits in mathematics (excluding statistics) along with at least 12 literacy credits at NCEA Level 1.
Alternatively, candidates may present an equivalent high school education from overseas, or a comparable qualification.
For those seeking alternative entry, a minimum of an NZQCF Level 3 qualification related to construction, or equivalent skills and knowledge, or a comparable qualification is necessary.
In addition, candidates will be required to meet the English Language requirements in form of IELTS 6.0 (Academic) with no band less than 5.5 or PTE (Academic) 50 overall with no band lower than 42, or equivalences approved by NZQA.
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