Course Overview:

One of the oldest engineering disciplines, civil engineering is the applied science of physics and mathematics to address the infrastructural needs of human civilization. This includes construction engineering, bridge engineering, highway engineering, and the basic maintenance of roads, canals, dams, and buildings. Throughout history civil engineers have not only been key to advancing societies, but their work has produced some of our most enduring artifacts – take, for example, the Ancient Egyptian pyramids or the Roman aqueducts – both stand as enormous feats of civil engineering.

Start your career in civil construction with this practical qualification. Apply a broad range of skills to different work contexts, learning to judge situations and implement theoretical knowledge. Complete this course to become a skilled operator on major infrastructure projects.
Upon successful completion of this course students will be eligible to receive the Certificate III in Civil Construction (Traineeship).

Career in Civil Engineering

As climate changes and populations continue to grow along with the need to expand structures and transportation systems, water resources engineering will provide the key to human technological advancement, survival, and sustainability. Help set the agenda for the future and sign up for civil engineering courses today!