Course Overview
| Duration: | 48 weeks Full Time |
| Program Type: | Diploma |
| Campus: | Mississauga |
| Financial Aid | Available |
Build and Manage Projects with Confidence in 48 Weeks
The Construction Management Diploma Program at Edu Point is designed to prepare students for rewarding careers in the fast-growing construction industry. Over 48 weeks of full-time study, students gain the technical knowledge and management skills required to lead projects, oversee budgets, ensure safety compliance, and deliver successful results in residential, commercial, and industrial construction.
This program blends classroom theory with real-world practices, giving students the ability to work confidently in multidisciplinary construction environments. From understanding blueprints and contracts to managing teams and incorporating sustainable design, graduates leave ready to make a strong impact in the industry.
What You Will Learn in this Program
Collaborate with project teams using industry standards.
Ensure projects meet legal and regulatory requirements.
Learn how to recommend and apply the right materials for the job.
Plan and monitor timelines and budgets for efficiency.
Incorporate green building design and eco-friendly solutions.
Prepare tenders, contracts, site reports, and change orders.
- Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), including Grade 12 English (C or U) and Grade 11 Math (C, M, or U),
OR - Grade 12 equivalency certificate obtained through college academic upgrading,
OR - Mature Student Status (19 years or older) with Grade 12 English (C or U) and Grade 11 Math (C, M, or U).
Graduates of this program may pursue entry-level roles in construction such as:
- Site Management
- Commercial Estimating
- Commercial Tender Closing
- Project Coordination and Supervision
- Construction/Project Management Assistant
Program Outline
Overview of construction roles, industry standards, and project lifecycles.
Learn to interpret drawings, contracts, and technical documents.
Study legislative and regulatory practices affecting construction projects.
Explore traditional and modern construction materials and their applications.
Develop schedules, manage resources, and monitor project progress.
Learn techniques to prepare budgets and ensure cost efficiency.
Apply sustainable practices and green design principles.
Training in tenders, contracts, job costing, change orders, and progress claims.
Apply learning in a real-world project scenario to demonstrate industry readiness.
Contact Us About the Construction Management Program
This program is approved for OSAP (Ontario Student Assistance Program). Our admissions team will assist you in applying for OSAP and exploring financial aid options to make your education affordable.
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