Fanshawe Toronto@ILAC's new construction study program
Who is it suitable for? What are the entry requirements? And what awaits those who graduate?
Recently, Fanshawe Toronto@ILAC College announced that it will be launching 2 new training programs very soon: Chronic Disease Management and Construction Project Management. So we decided to talk about them in detail. You can read about "Chronic Disease Management" in separate article, and in this one we will talk about "Construction Project Management".
Construction project management
Construction Project Management is a postgraduate program that will last 2 years. The studies will include co-op — paid internship. The expected cost of tuition is CAD 27,000 (excluding excluding ancillary fees). Graduates can expect to receive a post-graduation work permit for 2 years.
Graduates of the Construction Project Management program will plan, manage and supervise construction projects in the residential, industrial, commercial and civil infrastructure sectors of the construction industry. They will also build and lead teams to deliver construction projects, ensure that plans are executed, and that health and safety regulations are adhered to. In other words, by earning this qualification, you will become one of the most important people involved in construction.
Prospects
The job prospects for such a specialist in Canada are limitless. The construction sector accounts for 7.5% of the country's GDP. Buildforce Canada reports that 257,000 construction sector workers will retire by 2029. And the country will need more than 300,000 construction workers and construction managers to get the planned projects done.
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