Construction Management
Construction Management at our faculty of built environment equips students with the knowledge and practical skills needed to oversee building and construction projects from start to finish. The program focuses on project planning, site supervision, budgeting, construction technology, safety standards, and resource management. Students gain hands-on experience and industry exposure that prepare them for careers in construction firms, real estate development, project management, and the built environment sector. At Ikigai, we combine technical training with creativity and professionalism to shape competent construction managers ready for today’s competitive industry. Click Here To Apply Today
Levels
Basic Level
Intermediate Level
Advanced Level
  Requirements
Applicants are expected to have completed secondary education with basic qualifications such as a KCSE certificate. A passion for construction, engineering, design, or project management is also important. Some programs may require basic mathematics and communication skills, while advanced levels may require prior training or experience in construction-related fields. This course is suitable for students who are organized, detail-oriented, and interested in managing building projects and teams.
 Mode of Delivery
- In-person classes at IKIGAI training studios.
- Online interactive sessions for remote learners.
- Blended learning approach combining video tutorials, live practice, and group discussions
Program Goals
The goal of the this program is to equip students with the technical, managerial, and practical skills needed to successfully plan, supervise, and manage construction projects. It also aims to develop professionals who can coordinate resources, maintain quality and safety standards, manage project timelines and budgets, and apply modern construction technologies. It also prepares students to become responsible leaders and problem-solvers in the construction and built environment industry while promoting professionalism, innovation, and sustainable building practices.
 Skills Conveyed
- Project planning and scheduling
- Site supervision and coordination
- Construction cost estimation and budgeting
- Reading and interpreting construction drawings
- Building materials and construction technology knowledge
- Health and safety management on construction sites
- Communication and teamwork skills
- Problem-solving and decision-making abilities
- Quality control and project monitoring
- Use of construction software and digital tools
 Career Opportunities
- Construction Project Manager
- Site Supervisor
- Building Inspector
- Construction Consultant
- Quantity Surveying Assistant
- Project Coordinator
- Site Safety Officer
- Construction Planner
- Real Estate Development Assistant
- Contract Administrator
- Facilities Manager
- Construction Estimator
- Clerk of Works
- Property Development Officer
- Self-Employment and Construction Entrepreneurship
  Benefits
- Gain practical and industry-relevant construction skills
- Learn how to manage construction projects efficiently
- Develop leadership and teamwork abilities
- Understand modern construction technologies and methods
- Improve problem-solving and decision-making skills
- Access diverse career opportunities in the construction industry
- Build strong project planning and budgeting skills
- Gain knowledge of safety and quality standards
- Enhance employability in both private and public sectors
- Opportunity for self-employment and entrepreneurship
- Exposure to real-world construction practices
- Develop professional communication and management skills
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Join Ikigai College and gain the knowledge and practical skills needed to succeed in construction management industry. Our admissions team is ready to help you choose the right course and answer your questions.
Construction Management is the planning, coordination, and supervision of construction projects from the initial design and budgeting stages to construction and completion. It covers areas such as project planning, cost management, construction methods, site supervision, health and safety, and quality control.
You will get to learn about construction technology, building materials, project planning, construction methods, site management, quantity surveying principles, cost estimation, contract management, occupational health and safety, and construction project supervision.
Graduates can pursue careers in construction companies, real estate firms, property development, consultancy firms, and government agencies. Depending on their qualifications and experience, they may work as construction supervisors, site managers, project coordinators, or construction project assistants. Learn More about construction management careers
The entry requirements depend on the level of the programme. Certificate, diploma, and other programmes may have different academic requirements. To learn more, click here
The college provides practical and industry-focused training designed to equip students with relevant knowledge and skills for the construction sector. The learning approach combines theoretical knowledge with practical exposure to help students understand real-world construction processes.
Yes. The Construction Management programme at Ikigai College is designed to provide students with practical knowledge and skills relevant to construction projects. Students are introduced to key aspects of construction planning, site operations, project coordination, and management.
You make an online application via the school's Online Application Form or contact Ikigai College for information about available programs, admission requirements, fees, and the application process. The admissions team can guide applicants through the steps required to enroll in their preferred diploma courses.
