NZ Diploma in Construction - Quantity Surveying (Level 6)
Elevate your career in the construction industry with our specialized course for aspiring and experienced quantity surveyors, with the NZ Diploma in Construction Management, majoring in Quantity Surveying (Level 6). This program is designed to help you build a strong foundation in cost management, budgeting, and financial control for construction projects. Whether you’re starting out or looking to validate your existing skills with a recognized qualification, our course offers the perfect blend of theory and practical experience. Gain the essential knowledge and tools to manage project costs from planning to completion, ensuring every project you work on is both successful and financially sound.
This course is designed for today’s ever growing industry.
GRAEME POTTS - LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT MANAGER, BUILDERS ACADEMY NZ
Online Construction Management Course
Builders Academy NZ is delivering this online construction course on behalf of NZMA through a sub-contracting arrangement.
Our online Construction Management majoring in Quantity Surveying (Level 6) course offers an in-depth curriculum that covers all essential aspects of construction management and quantity surveying. You'll gain valuable theoretical knowledge and practical skills required for every stage of the construction process, from the early planning phases to the essentials in estimation, measurement, cost planning and feasibility. Through interactive lessons, real-world case studies, and hands-on projects, you’ll learn to navigate the complexities of construction management with confidence and expertise.
Graduates of our program will be equipped with a robust understanding of construction management including legislation, contract administration, site management, and programming. With the second year focusing on quantity surveying you’ll gain knowledge on estimation, measurement, cost planning and feasibility on small, medium and large buildings. You'll also develop strong leadership and communication skills, crucial for effectively managing teams and collaborating with various stakeholders in the construction industry.
Learners do not need to come from a construction background, though it certainly helps. The strongest outcomes are likely for those who have progressed through the construction pipeline. It is recommended that learners are employed in, or have some experience in the construction industry, for a well-rounded skill set and increased credibility.
The Construction Management (Level 6) course is also available for those majoring in Construction Management.
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Key Information
Year 1 (115 credits)
Communication in the construction industry
Legislation in the construction industry
Structures for construction projects
Materials in the construction industry
Pre contract admin for valuing building works
Contract administration for valuing building works
Construction contract management
Commercial construction: Regulatory Environment
Year 2 (125 credits)
Management of variations and expenditure control during construction
Commercial construction – Feasibility and design
Estimation for ‘small’ building works
Measurement for ‘small’ building works
Measurement for ‘medium-large' building works
Estimation for ‘medium-large’ building works
Cost planning and feasibility
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This Diploma in Construction with a strand in Quantity Surveying is for people with at least NCEA Level 2, which must include 12 credits in Literacy Level 1 or above and 12 credits in Mathematics (excluding Statistics) Level 2 or above, or a minimum NZQCF L3 construction relation qualification or equivalent skills and knowledge.
Domestic applicants with English as a Second Language must be proficient in the English language.
International applicants must have Academic IELTS score of 6 with no band score lower than 5.5, or equivalent Internationally Recognised English Proficiency test.
Access to a computer or laptop, a microphone, and a reliable internet connection.
Frequently Asked Questions
No, you can study this course if you are interested in working in the construction industry in management level.
No, but it is beneficial to your learning and your outcomes after you graduate.
66 weeks full time study, which works out at about 36 hours of online learning per week.
No, this course is fully online including assessments. You will be able to have one-on-ones with your trainer online.
For domestic students, yes, the Construction Management course is online. For international students the course is online and there is a minimum 20 hours per week on campus.
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