Construction & Infrastructure Training Programmes
Build skills that employers need.
Construction and infrastructure keep New Zealand moving, from roads and services to homes and communities. The industry needs practical, reliable people, and these programmes are a solid starting point.
Our courses are hands-on and entry-level, giving you foundation skills in civil construction or property maintenance. You’ll learn safe work practices, practical tools and techniques, and gain a recognised Level 2 qualification that supports your first steps into the industry.
Construction and Infrastructure Courses
Check the course details, outcomes and requirements by clicking on the course you are interested in below.
Basic Residential Property Maintenance (Level 2)
Perfect if you’re keen on building and property maintenance. Learn to use and maintain power tools, complete minor concrete work, build basic retaining walls and timber projects, and follow safe worksite practices.
Introduction to Infrastructure Works (Level 2)
With hands-on learning that builds real-world skills this course is ideal if you’re looking to start a career in civil construction. You’ll gain practical experience in safe work practices, using tools and small machinery, and environmental care to prepare you for work in the infrastructure industry.
What You’ll Learn
These construction and infrastructure training programmes will suit you if you want to gain employment at a supervised level in civil construction or the general field of property maintenance.
Students will gain their NCEA Level 2 with a Vocational Pathway in Primary Industries (Basic Residential Property Maintenance with BCATS & Introduction to Infrastructure Works (Civil)), and it will show employers that you have the skills to use basic tools and some specialist tools in Building and you will also gain knowledge of temporary traffic management practices in Civil.
If you want to open up a career pathway in residential property management, the Level 2 course offered here will teach you how to maintain portable power tools, how to construct minor concrete works, basic retaining walls, and timber garden furniture and how to do this within health and safety guidelines.
You will also learn how to communicate properly with a team, how to read and interpret simple plans and lots of other useful information towards a career in the construction industry.
Check the course details to discover which pathway will suit you best. All education and experience requirements are listed under entry requirements.
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