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See the degree grade →A three-year Level 6 Diploma that combines classroom theory and hands-on workshop and industry-based learning for students aiming to enter the construction and infrastructure sector. Suits learners who want practical skills in surveying, materials, structural design and site practices alongside applied mathematics and computing.
The course is organised across three academic years with semesterised modules covering construction practice, mathematics, materials, mechanics, surveying, design and services. Key module areas include:
The published programme page lists the course structure and learning outcomes but does not specify formal entry criteria. Prospective applicants should consult the college admissions information for current minimum academic and other entry conditions.
Graduates are prepared for technician and early-career roles across the construction and infrastructure sector. Typical job titles cited include civil engineer, structural engineer, site engineer, site inspector, project engineer, project manager, construction engineer, geotechnical engineer, environmental engineer, surveyor, estimator and civil engineering technician. The mix of practical workshops, surveying, design and management modules supports progression into site-based roles, consultancy and quantity surveying or further study.
The programme page does not list specific scholarships. Applicants should review New Era College's central admissions, financial aid and corporate/industry partnership pages for scholarships, bursaries, or employer-sponsored placements that can offset tuition or support the Industry Based Learning period.
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