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RII60520

Advanced Diploma of Civil Construction Design

CRICOS Code

119711C

Intake Date

15th of every month

Duration

104 weeks (80 study weeks + 24 weeks holidays)

Units

Total number of units = 12

Tuition Fee

$18,000

Additional Fee

$1,250 ($250 Application fee + $1,000 material fee)

Delivery Mode

Face to face

Delivery Location

Level 1, 310 King Street, Melbourne, VIC, 3000.

Course Overview

The RII60520 Advanced Diploma of Civil Construction is designed for individuals seeking to develop the advanced technical knowledge, specialised skills and professional capabilities required to work as senior civil works designers or para-professional designers supporting professional engineers in the planning, coordination and delivery of complex civil construction and infrastructure projects.

Throughout the course, students develop the skills and knowledge required to manage civil works design processes, prepare and evaluate complex engineering designs, analyse technical information, apply quality assurance and risk management principles, and develop effective design solutions that comply with relevant industry standards, regulatory requirements and client specifications.

Training is delivered through a face-to-face learning model incorporating classroom-based instruction, project-based learning activities, practical workshops, simulated workplace scenarios and supervised assessment sessions. Learning activities are designed to reflect realistic industry practices and include industry-related projects, case studies and collaborative learning opportunities. This approach enables students to progressively build their technical expertise, design capabilities, problem-solving skills and professional competencies for employment within the civil construction and infrastructure industry.

Training sessions are trainer-led, with a maximum class size of 20 students and a trainer-to-student ratio of 1:20, ensuring structured delivery and opportunities for trainer guidance and support.

Students are required to attend 20 hours of scheduled face-to-face training per week, comprising:

  • 16 hours of classroom-based theory and practical learning.

  • 4 hours of supervised structured learning activities.

In addition to scheduled training, students are expected to undertake self-directed learning outside class hours to reinforce their understanding, complete project-based activities, undertake independent study and prepare for assessments.

The course aims to equip graduates with the advanced design, technical and professional skills necessary to contribute effectively to complex civil construction and infrastructure projects and to meet the expectations of industry employers.

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