CIOB Graduate Conversion Course

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CIOB Graduate Conversion Course

Who is eligible?

The course is designed for graduates working in the industry whose academic qualifications are not connected to construction. Suitable candidates will hold a degree in any subject but must be working in a management role in the construction industry.

What is it?

The Graduate Conversion Certificate is a nationally recognised qualification which provides a route to chartered membership for those who hold a degree in a subject unconnected to construction. Learners undertake 5 mandatory units which develop the underpinning knowledge and skills required of a competent construction manager and 1 optional unit to suit their job role from a menu of 7 units. Upon completion of the course, graduates receive a CIOB Level 4 Certificate in Site Management (QCF).

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Benefits of taking course?

The CIOB Graduate Conversion Certificate provides a balance of structured classroom learning and practical skills development that supports and develops graduates into a career in the industry.

It gives the learner a QCF accredited qualification at level 4, provides access to the CSCS black card for managers and prepares learners for the professional review and full chartered membership of the CIOB.

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sandDuration: The course does not have a fixed duration but generally takes about 1-2 years to complete on a part-time basis. It can be delivered by e-learning, block release, evening classes or in the workplace.


certificate  Certificates available

The Mandatory Units

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– Project Planning for Construction

– Managing the Quality of

– Construction Works

– Managing Health, Safety, Welfare and Risk in Construction Works

– Contractual and Legal Responsibilities within a Construction Environment

– Managing the Technology of Modern and Traditional Construction Works.

Optional Units

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– Managing Dimensional Control in Construction Works

– Project Control and Monitoring for Construction

– Developing and Managing Construction Works Personnel

– Estimating and Measuring Work within a Construction Environment

– Managing Sub-Contractors within a Construction Environment

– Managing Building Services within a Construction Environment

– Managing Sustainable Construction.