Thinking about running builds instead of working on them? This course covers scope, time, cost, risk and construction contracts. It is a strong place to start for site crew.
You already read a site. This adds the parts that decide a job: scope, program, cost, procurement and the contract behind all of it.
Running small jobs without the theory? You get the ten PMBoK knowledge areas, plus estimating and contract administration for building work.
There are no set classes and no fixed deadlines. You study when the site lets you, and the course stays open for a generous period.
Building work needs people who can hold a program together. The work is easy to picture: sequencing trades, watching the cost line, chasing the variation before it bites, and keeping the client in the loop.
Roles where these skills are useful, not promised outcomes. Every role is different, and some need more study or experience. Senior construction roles usually need years on site as well.
Twelve units across the project cycle, plus building contracts.
Three things that make this one different.
The course adds selecting and administering a construction contract, plus estimating building costs. That is the paperwork that decides a job.
The course covers the ten knowledge areas of PMBoK, the framework used on projects worldwide.
PMP certification needs years of documented project hours. Finishing this diploma is one more step toward sitting that exam.
Nationally recognised training · RTO 22228
You finish with BSB50820 Diploma of Project Management, specialising in construction. It is delivered by an RTO, TOID 22228.
PMP is a strong credential and needs documented project hours. This diploma moves you closer to that exam.
Two construction units cover selecting and administering contracts and estimating build costs.
Tell us the course you want and how to reach you.
A course advisor calls to answer your questions.
You confirm your age and English and maths level.
Choose a payment plan that suits your budget, then start.
It is not a formal requirement, but it is strongly recommended. One to two years of project experience makes the units land much better.
Full-time takes about 12 months. Part-time takes about 15 to 17 months. You get a 24-month enrolment period, plus extension and deferral options.
From $50 a week on a flexible plan. You can pay weekly, fortnightly or monthly. The college is a fee-for-service provider.
It is online and self-paced with 24/7 access. There are no scheduled classes or tutorials. Some assessments use a video call.
It moves you closer, and the skills carry straight into the exam content. PMP itself needs three to four years of experience and 4500 documented project hours. This diploma is one of the steps on that road.
A laptop or desktop with steady internet. You also need word processing and spreadsheets, a PDF reader and a camera for video calls.
Yes. It is nationally recognised training awarded by the Australian Government. You finish with BSB50820 Diploma of Project Management, delivered by an RTO, TOID 22228.
There is a 30-day cooling-off period. Withdraw inside it and you get a refund, less the administration fee. After that, stopping payments needs evidence of hardship.

This course is delivered by College for Adult Learning, TOID 22228.
The college runs online project management, business and leadership courses. Students work with coaches who come from industry.
Picture the handover day on a build that ran to your program, not someone else's.