BUILDING AND CIVIL ENGINEERING
Our Department
Constructing Tomorrow's Infrastructure Today
The Building and Civil Engineering Department is dedicated to training professionals who are essential to the creation and maintenance of our built environment. Our programs provide students with the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in the construction and infrastructure sectors, combining technical expertise with practical experience.
Focusing on sustainable building practices and innovative construction techniques, our department prepares students for rewarding careers in civil engineering, construction management, and related fields. Through hands-on training and exposure to real-world projects, students are equipped to meet the demands of modern construction and infrastructure development.
Building Technician
The Building Technician course offers a comprehensive education in the technical aspects of building construction and site management. Students learn about structural design, materials science, construction methods, and project management, enabling them to play key roles in the construction industry. Graduates can pursue careers as site supervisors, construction managers, or building inspectors, where they ensure that construction projects meet safety and quality standards. This course provides the foundational skills necessary for those seeking to build and maintain the infrastructure of the future.
Masonry
The Masonry course trains students in the fundamental skills of bricklaying, stonework, and concrete construction. Through hands-on practice and theoretical instruction, students learn how to construct, repair, and maintain various masonry structures, from residential buildings to large-scale infrastructure projects. Career opportunities for graduates include positions as masons, bricklayers, and construction specialists, with prospects in both residential and commercial construction. This course prepares students to contribute to the building industry with craftsmanship and precision.
Plumbing
The Plumbing course equips students with the knowledge and skills to install, repair, and maintain plumbing systems in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. Students learn about water supply, drainage, and heating systems, along with relevant safety standards and regulations. Graduates of this course can pursue careers as plumbers, pipefitters, and plumbing inspectors, with opportunities in construction, maintenance, and specialized plumbing services. This course provides the practical skills needed to ensure that essential water and sanitation systems are functioning efficiently and safely.
Carpentry and Joinery
The Carpentry and Joinery course provides students with the skills and knowledge needed to work with wood in construction and furniture making. Through hands-on training, students learn how to craft and assemble wooden structures, from framing buildings to creating custom furniture. This course covers essential techniques in woodworking, joinery, and finishing, ensuring that graduates can produce high-quality work. Career opportunities for graduates include roles as carpenters, joiners, and cabinetmakers in the construction and manufacturing industries. This course prepares students to bring craftsmanship and precision to the world of woodwork.
| Course | Minimum Entry | Level | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Building Technician Level 6 | C- (Minus) | Diploma | 3 Years |
| Building Technician Level 5 | D Plain | Certificate | 2 Years |
| Building Artisan (Masonry) Level 4 | D- (Minus) | Artisan | 1 Year |
| Masonry Level 3 | KCPE | Vocational Certificate | 6 Months |
| Plumbing Level 5 | D Plain | Certificate | 2 Years |
| Plumbing Level 4 | D- (Minus) | Artisan | 1 Year |
| Plumbing Level 3 | KCPE | Vocational Certificate | 6 Months |
| Carpentry and Joinery Level 5 | D Plain | Certificate | 2 Years |
| Carpentry and Joinery Level 4 | D- (Minus) | Artisan | 1 Year |