Qualifications & Chartered Membership
Qualifications & Chartered Membership
The Academy offers a range of courses designed to give professionals access to industry relevant qualifications and routes into CIOB Membership.
Chartered Membership Programme
If you have significant experience in construction but lack an honours degree level qualification, this is your route to MCIOB.
Typically those enrolling on the programme will have worked in a management role for 5 years, plus hold no qualifications, or have a CIOB level 4 diploma in Site Management, or have technical qualifications such as a HNC or HND.
Certificate in Fire Safety for Construction
This level 6 course is aimed at improving the fire safety awareness for managers in the construction industry and for those who are faced with managing fire safety in the workplace. You will learn about current and future legislation, building design and building construction, fire risk assessments, fire science and human behaviour, and most importantly, how to manage and implement fire safety systems.
CIOB Level 6 Diploma in Building Safety Management
Certificate in Site Management
Gaining the Level 4 Site Management Certificate gives you a professional qualification that is industry recognised, allows you to apply for an CSCS AQP Card, and will provide you with the skills to manage people, activities and processes on construction sites.
This course is for you if:
– You’re aiming to progress to a management role. Learners come from a variety of roles including site supervisor, general foreman or assistant site manager. Others are estimators, clerk of works and trades people. You will need supervisory experience.
– or you have a degree in a non-construction subject and are employed in construction.
– or you’re a forces leaver, with supervisory experience and working in construction.
CIOB Professional Review Essentials Premium
The CIOB Professional Review premium offering is everything you need to produce a brilliant professional review submission.
There are two parts. The first part includes a series of presentations and examples presented by an experienced CIOB assessor on the requirements and approach you should take when drafting your submission to ensure you meet the CIOB’s criteria and ultimately gain membership. The second section gives you the opportunity to submit a draft assessment to our assessor, who will review all aspects of your submission, and provide personalise feedback on areas for improvement, again, with the aim of making you confident to produce an excellent submission.
Unsure of the route for you?
To find out more information about the different routes to membership on offer visit the CIOB website.