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Apprenticeship
Construction & Built Environment
Construction Quantity Surveying Technician Level 4 Apprenticeship (CertHE)
A two-year day release apprenticeship for new starters in quantity surveying, leading to a Level 4 qualification and TechCIOB status.
Overview
What You'll Study
Overview
As a Construction Quantity Surveying Technician, you will monitor and control costs and contracts on construction projects, working to maximise value and keep projects within budget. This apprenticeship is aimed at new starters in quantity surveying or junior members of a surveying team, and builds your skills, knowledge and understanding of cost management in construction.
You will work towards an End-point Assessment with the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB). Successful completion leads to a Level 4 qualification in Construction and Built Environment and Technician status of the CIOB (TechCIOB).
What you will study
- Introduction to Law and Regulatory Frameworks
- Technology 1
- Quantity Surveying Private and Commercial Practice 1
- Quantity Surveying Discipline Project 1
- Economics and Management
- Introduction to the Role of the Quantity Surveyor
How you will learn
The programme runs part-time on a day release basis over two years at the Peel Park campus, through lectures, seminars, tutorials and project work with other built environment apprentices. Progress meetings with your employer are held every three months.
Entry requirements
GCSE English Language and Maths at grade 4/C or above, or equivalent, plus 72 UCAS points or a BTEC National Diploma at MPP. You must be in full-time employment (minimum 30 hours a week) with an employer who will support your apprenticeship.
Careers and progression
Roles include Quantity Surveying Technician, Assistant Construction Surveyor, Assistant Cost Engineer and Assistant Cost Analyst. You can progress to the Construction Quantity Surveyor or Chartered Surveyor degree apprenticeships, or a BSc (Hons) in Quantity Surveying.
Fees and funding
The programme costs £9,000, covered by your employer and/or the government through apprenticeship funding. Next enrolment: September 2027.
Why study with The GMIoT?
- Frequent exposure to the workplace through employer visits, guest speakers, live industry briefs and placement opportunities
- Access state-of-the-art, industry-standard equipment and facilities
- GMIoT courses are specifically designed with employer partners
What You'll Study
Introduction to Law and Regulatory Frameworks
Technology 1
Quantity Surveying Private and Commercial Practice 1
Quantity Surveying Discipline Project 1
Economics and Management
Introduction to the Role of the Quantity Surveyor