Optional Units

Ǵ Managing Dimensional Control in Construction Works

Ǵ Project Control and Monitoring for Construction

Ǵ Developing and Managing Construction

Works Personnel

Ǵ Estimating and Measuring Work within a

Construction Environment

Ǵ Managing Sub-Contractors within a

Construction Environment

Ǵ Managing Building Services within a

Construction Environment

Ǵ Managing Sustainable Construction.

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.

How long does it take?

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.

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CIOB GRADUATE CONVERSION COURSE

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).

The Mandatory Units

Ǵ Project Planning for Construction

Ǵ Managing the Quality of

Ǵ Construction Works

Ǵ Managing Health, Safety, Welfare

and Risk in Construction Works

Ǵ Contractual and Legal Responsibilities

within a Construction Environment

Ǵ Managing the Technology of Modern

and Traditional Construction Works.

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.