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- 11/04/01 MCAST Introductory Certificate in Construction Engineering - Level 1
- 11/04/02: MCAST Foundation Certificate in Construction Engineering - Level 2
- 11/04/03 : MCAST Foundation Certificate in Construction in Stone and Trowel Trades - Level 2
- 11/04/04 : MCAST Foundation Certificate in Stone and Wood Heritage Skills (Riffied) - Level 2
- 11/04/05A : MCAST Diploma in Construction and Stone Masonry - Level 3
- 11/04/06 : MCAST Diploma in Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning - Level 3
- 11/04/07A : MCAST Diploma in Joinery and Furniture Making - Level 3
- 11/04/08A : MCAST Diploma in Masonry Heritage Skills (Sewwej) - Level 3
- 11/04/09A : MCAST Diploma in Plumbing - Level 3
- 11/04/10A : MCAST Diploma in Trowel Trades (Plastering & Tile Laying or Painting & Decorating) - Level 3
- 11/04/11A : MCAST Diploma in Welding and Fabrication - Level 3
- 11/04/12A : MCAST Diploma in Wood and Furniture Heritage Skills (Sewwej) - Level 3
- 11/04/13 : MCAST-BTEC Diploma in Construction
- 11/04/14A : MCAST Diploma in Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning - Level 4
- 11/04/15A : MCAST Diploma in Joinery and Furniture Making - Level 4
- 11/04/16A : MCAST Diploma in Masonry Heritage Skills (Mastru) - Level 4
- 11/04/17A : MCAST Diploma in Plumbing - Level 4
- 11/04/18A : MCAST Diploma in Welding and Fabrication - Level 4
- 11/04/19A : MCAST-BTEC Extended Diploma in Construction and the Built Environment (Building Services Engineering)
- 11/04/20A : MCAST-BTEC Extended Diploma in Construction and the Built Environment (Civil Engineering)
- 11/04/21A : MCAST-BTEC Extended Diploma in Construction and the Built Environment
- 11/04/22 : MCAST-BTEC Higher National Diploma in Construction and the Built Environment (Building Services Engineering)
- 11/04/23 : MCAST-BTEC Higher National Diploma in Construction and the Built Environment (Civil Engineering)
- 11/04/24 : MCAST-BTEC Higher National Diploma in Construction and the Built Environment
- 11/04/25 : Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Construction Engineering
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| MCAST Introductory Certificate in Construction Engineering - Level 1 |
| Course Code | 11/04/01 |
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| Level | 1 |
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| Awarding Body | MCAST |
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| Course Duration | 1 year full-time |
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| Fees | - |
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| Entry | Finished Compulsory Education |
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| Study Units |
Core Units: English, Maltese, Mathematics
Information Technology,
Personal Development
Specialist Study Units: Sheetmetal and Bench Fitting,
Woodwork, Plumbing & Electrical
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| About The Course |
The programme is designed to provide an opportunity
to school leavers in possession of the School Leaving
Certificate to explore the underpinning principles of
common construction engineering skills simplified by
innovative teaching methods.
The programme includes a good amount of vocational
practice to demonstrate the various opportunities
that can be followed in various sectors. The course
includes woodwork, plumbing, sheetmetal, benchfitting
and electrical practical exercises.
Successful students would have experienced and
gained enough knowledge to follow the Foundation
Level 2 programme. |
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| MCAST Foundation Certificate in Construction Engineering - Level 2 |
| Course Code | 11/04/02 |
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| Level | 2 |
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| Awarding Body | MCAST |
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| Course Duration | 1 year full-time |
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| Fees | - |
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| Entry | MCAST Introductory Certificate
Or Finished Compulsory Education
and a Pass in MCAST Tests |
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| Study Units |
Core Units: English, Maltese, Mathematics,
Information Technology,
Personal Development
Specialist Study Units: Workshop Practice,
Workshop Technology, Engineering
Science & Materials, Engineering
Communication/Measuring and
Marking out, Technological Project
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| About The Course |
The programme is designed for school leavers in
possession of the School Leaving Certificate to follow
a structured programme of study in an area which is
closer to their interests. The programme includes a
significant amount of vocational practice that will help
students to form a clear idea of the nature of the trade
or vocation they intend to follow.
This course provides practical and theoretical aspects
of four main trades (Electrical, Mechanical, Sheetmetal,
Plumbing and Woodtrades). Successful students would
have experienced a good basis in tools; materials and
process handling in various trades. It would enable the
student to choose and progress in one specific trade
as a career.
Students who apply to join a Vocational Foundation
Course at Level 2 shall be required to pass MCAST
tests in Maltese, English and Mathematics. Following
these tests, MCAST shall draw up a list of those who are
found to require significant help in their studies. These
learners will stand to benefit by joining the Foundation
Course at Vocational Level 1 instead. This is a oneyear
course which should help them to progress to the
Foundation Course at Level 2 the following year. |
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| MCAST Foundation Certificate in Construction in Stone and Trowel Trades - Level 2 |
| Course Code | 11/04/03 |
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| Level | 2 |
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| Awarding Body | MCAST |
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| Course Duration | 1 year full-time |
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| Fees | - |
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| Entry | MCAST Introductory Certificate
Or Finished Compulsory Education and
a Pass in MCAST Tests |
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| Study Units |
Core Units: English, Maltese, Mathematics,
Information Technology,
Personal Development
Specialist Study Units: Workshop Practice, Workshop Technology,
Working Safely in Construction,
Engineering Communication/Measuring and
Setting out Processes, Integrating in Working
Relationship/Handling and Storage/Access
in Building Projects
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| About The Course |
The programme is designed for school leavers to follow
a structured programme of study in an area related to
trowel trades and construction in stone. The programme
includes a significant amount of vocational practice that
will help students to form a clear idea of the nature of
the trade or vocation they intend to follow.
This will be the first step for those students who wish to
continue studying so as to obtain a builder’s licence.
This course includes both basic practical and theoretical
elements of the building craft as well as plastering,
tiling and decoration both with paint as well as by
other means. The course’s aim is to convey basic
knowledge and skills with regard to handling of tools,
use of materials and the different processes required
for this particular craft.
Students who apply to join a Vocational Foundation
Course at Level 2 shall be required to pass MCAST
tests in Maltese, English and Mathematics. Following
these tests, MCAST shall draw up a list of those who are
found to require significant help in their studies. These
learners will stand to benefit by joining the Foundation
Course at Vocational Level 1 instead. This is a oneyear
course which should help them to progress to the
Foundation Course at Level 2 the following year. |
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| MCAST Foundation Certificate in Stone and Wood Heritage Skills (Riffied) - Level 2 |
| Course Code | 11/04/04 |
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| Level | 2 |
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| Awarding Body | MCAST |
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| Course Duration | 1 year full-time |
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| Fees | - |
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| Entry | MCAST Introductory Certificate
Or Finished Compulsory Education and
a Pass in MCAST Tests |
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| Study Units |
Core Units: English, Maltese, Mathematics,
Information Technology,
Personal Development
Specialist Study Units: Health & Safety at the place of work,
Preservation work ethics, Drawing and
Modelling, Cleaning Techniques, Pointing,
Repair and Structural Consolidating,
Wooden Joints to replace rotten wood,
Stabilising and Restoring wooden parts
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| About The Course |
This programme comprises basic practical skills
and underpinning knowledge about stone and wood
restoration and the historic preservation movement.
Learners are introduced to procedures how to identify
historic building styles, stone masonry work, types
of wood, trowel materials, cultural heritage and built
environment artefacts.
Students who apply to join a Vocational Foundation
Course at Level 2 shall be required to pass MCAST
tests in Maltese, English and Mathematics. Following
these tests, MCAST shall draw up a list of those who are
found to require significant help in their studies. These
learners will stand to benefit by joining the Foundation
Course at Vocational Level 1 instead. This is a oneyear
course which should help them to progress to the
Foundation Course at Level 2 the following year. |
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| MCAST Diploma in Construction and Stone Masonry - Level 3 |
| Course Code | 11/04/05A |
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| Level | 3 |
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| Awarding Body | MCAST |
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| Course Duration | 2 years part-time on Apprenticeship |
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| Fees | - |
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| Entry | MCAST Foundation Certificate in Construction in
Stone and Trowel Trades
Or MCAST Foundation Certificate
Or 2 SEC/O-Level passes |
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| Study Units |
Core Units: Technical Reporting, Drawing and
Mathematics, Information Technology
Specialist Study Units: Safety at work, Materials, Building Drawings,
Building technology, Setting Out Procedures,
Practical Masonry Skills
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| About The Course |
This course leads successful students to become
skilled persons in the building trade. To consolidate
knowledge and skills learnt during this course, students
can progress for the Mason’s Licence which will enable
them to work on their own.
The course is based on both off-the-job and on-thejob
training which gives an in-depth knowledge and
experience in the building processes where successful
persons will be able to implement the skills from
interpretation of drawings to practical masonry that falls
within the building binding legislation.
During the course learners are also given the
opportunity to develop personal skills and attributes
essential for successful performance in their careers. |
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| MCAST Diploma in Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning - Level 3 |
| Course Code | 11/04/06 |
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| Level | 3 |
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| Awarding Body | MCAST |
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| Course Duration | 1 year full-time |
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| Fees | - |
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| Entry | MCAST Foundation
Certificate in Construction Engineering
Or MCAST Foundation Certificate
Or 2 SEC/O-Level passes
Or City & Guilds 6161 – Certificate
in Refrigeration & Air Conditioning |
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| Study Units |
Core Units: Technical Reporting (English/Maltese),
Technical Calculations, Information
Technology, Safety at Work,
Basic Skills trades
Specialist Study Units: Science/Materials, Engineering
Communication, HVAC Practice,
HVAC Technology, HVAC Electrics
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| About The Course |
This diploma course which upgrades the level of skills
and knowledge relating to HVAC will enable successful
students to work at technician level under supervision.
The course provides training to give better
understanding on how to manually operate refrigeration
and air conditioning systems.
The practical training is carried out in workshops
equipped to industry standard and students are
expected to participate individually and in teams
operate refrigeration and air conditioning systems.
Students will be given the opportunity to service/
effect maintenance on refrigeration compressors/
condensers/evaporators and other accessories.
The course includes all the necessary code of practice
where environmental legislation is involved. |
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| MCAST Diploma in Joinery and Furniture Making - Level 3 |
| Course Code | 11/04/07A |
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| Level | 3 |
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| Awarding Body | MCAST |
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| Course Duration | 2 years part-time on Apprenticeship |
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| Fees | - |
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| Entry | MCAST Foundation
Certificate in Construction Engineering
Or MCAST Foundation Certificate
Or 2 SEC/O-Level passes
Or City & Guilds 6161 – Certificate
in Timber Vocations |
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Technical Reporting, Safety at Work,
Technical Drawing, Mathematics and Drawing,
Information Technology, Basic Skills trades
Specialist Study Units: Materials, Calculations, Setting Out
and Drawing, Practical Skills, Alteration,
Repair and Renovation
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| About The Course |
This one year full-time course is intended for students
who completed their compulsory education and is
designed to equip students with a range of skills and
competences enabling them to become competent in
various land-based activities.
The programme includes a significant amount of
vocational practice that will help students to form a
clear idea of the nature of the trade or vocation they
intend to follow. |
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| MCAST Diploma in Masonry Heritage Skills (Sewwej) - Level 3 |
| Course Code | 11/04/08A |
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| Level | 3 |
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| Awarding Body | MCAST |
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| Course Duration | 2 years part-time on Apprenticeship |
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| Fees | - |
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| Entry | MCAST Introductory
Course in Masonry Heritage Skills (Riffied)
Or MCAST Foundation Certificate
Or 2 SEC/O-Level passes (Compulsory:
Physics or Chemistry) Or City & Guilds 6161
– Certificate in Preservation Skills |
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| Study Units |
Core Units: Safety at Work, Technical Reporting,
Mathematics and Drawings,
Information Technology
Specialist Study Units: Architectural Appreciation,
Building Theory Practice,
Preparation and Recording Techniques,
Cleaning and Testing Techniques,
Maintenance, Protection and
Preservation Skills
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| About The Course |
This course gives students the opportunity to take
stone restoration as a career. This vocational course
provides trainee students with both practical and
theoretical skills to be able to participate in limited
interventions in stone restoration. Successful
students will progress to the next higher level course
in restoration. |
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| MCAST Diploma in Plumbing - Level 3 |
| Course Code | 11/04/09A |
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| Level | 3 |
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| Awarding Body | MCAST |
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| Course Duration | 2 years part-time on Apprenticeship |
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| Fees | - |
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| Entry | MCAST Foundation
Certificate in Construction Engineering
Or MCAST Foundation Certificate
Or 2 SEC/O-Level passes
Or City & Guilds 6161 – Certificate in Plumbing |
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| Study Units |
Core Units: Technical Reporting, Safety at Work,
Technical Drawing, Mathematics and
Drawing, Information Technology,
Basic Skills trades
Specialist Study Units: Materials Calculations, Setting Out and Drawing
Practical Skills Installations, Alteration,
Repair and Planned Maintenance
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| About The Course |
This is a Level 3 course comprising theoretical
knowledge together with extended practical training
both off-the-job and on work placement.
The practical training is carried out in workshops
equipped to industry standard and students are
expected to participate individually and in teams to
install pipe systems/fittings. Practical handling of hand
tools, power tools and thread cutting machines forms
an integral part of the course. |
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| MCAST Diploma in Trowel Trades (Plastering & Tile Laying or Painting & Decorating) - Level 3 |
| Course Code | 11/04/10A |
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| Level | 3 |
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| Awarding Body | MCAST |
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| Course Duration | 2 years part-time on Apprenticeship |
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| Fees | - |
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| Entry | MCAST Foundation
Certificate in Construction in Stone
and Trowel Trades Or MCAST
Foundation Certificate
Or 2 SEC/O-Level passes |
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| Study Units |
Core Units: Technical Reporting, Drawing and
Mathematics, Information Technology
Specialist Study Units: Safety at work, Materials,
Setting Out Procedures, Practical
Plastering/ Tile Laying or
Painting/ Decorating
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| About The Course |
This course enables the successful student to become
a career trades person in any of the areas mentioned
above. Persons mainly choose either plastering
& tile laying or painting & decorating. These skills
are used in the construction finishing process which
requires trained and qualified people in the use of
finishing materials such as types of plaster, plastering
processes, tiles and tiling materials of high standard,
painting, both as a surface finish and style of living.
During the course learners are also given the
opportunity to develop personal skills and attributes
essential for successful performance in their careers. |
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| MCAST Diploma in Welding and Fabrication - Level 3 |
| Course Code | 11/04/11A |
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| Level | 3 |
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| Awarding Body | MCAST |
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| Course Duration | 2 years part-time on Apprenticeship |
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| Fees | - |
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| Entry | MCAST Foundation
Certificate in Construction Engineering
Or MCAST Foundation Certificate
Or 2 SEC/O-Level passes
Or City & Guilds 1155 – Certificate
in Engineering Skills |
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Technical Reporting, Safety at Work,
Mathematics and Drawing, Information
Technology, Basic Skills trades
Specialist Study Units: Materials/ Science, Welding Technology,
Fabrication Technology, Practice
– Welding and Fabrication
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| About The Course |
This is a Level 3 course comprising theoretical
knowledge together with extended practical training
both off-the-job and on work placement.
The practical training is carried out in workshops
equipped to industry standard and students are
expected to participate individually and in teams to
fabricate welded products. Practical handling of hand
tools, power tools and welding sets are an integral part
of the course. |
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| MCAST Diploma in Wood and Furniture Heritage Skills (Sewwej) - Level 3 |
| Course Code | 11/04/12A |
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| Level | 3 |
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| Awarding Body | MCAST |
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| Course Duration | 2 years part-time on Apprenticeship |
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| Fees | - |
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| Entry | MCAST Introductory Course in Masonry
Heritage Skills (Riffied) Or MCAST Foundation
Certificate Or 2 SEC/O-Level passes
Compulsory: Physics or Chemistry |
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Core Units: Technical Reporting, Drawing and
Mathematics, Information Technology
Specialist Study Units: Wood Structures and Deterioration of Wood,
Documentation Techniques and Report Writing,
Conservation and Restoration Ethics,
Preventive Conservation,
Project Undertaking and Health and Safety,
Setting Out in Machine Shops,
Individual Student Project,
Working with Woods,
Non Destructive Examination of wood,
Furniture Anatomy and Plane Geometry
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| About The Course |
This course has been designed with an aim to
addressing problems relating to the deterioration
of antique furniture and decorative art in wood. A
specialised workforce is necessary to ensure that
these are conserved, restored and maintained to
international standards. Malta therefore requires
trained professionals and heritage skills craftsman
both at an operational level and at a regulatory level. It
is clear that the conservation-restoration of our cultural
heritage needs to be taken seriously and it is important
to have a suitability educated and trained workforce to
handle such heritage.
Hence this programme provides knowledge and
training leading to work in the cultural heritage
conservation-restoration sector with particular
emphasis on wood and furniture to school leavers,
unskilled persons or to re-skill persons. |
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| MCAST-BTEC Diploma in Construction |
| Course Code | 11/04/13 |
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| Level | 3 |
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| Awarding Body | MCAST-BTEC |
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| Course Duration | 1 year full-time |
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| Fees | BTEC Registration Fee |
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| Entry | MCAST Foundation Certificate in Construction
Engineering Or MCAST Foundation Certificate
Or 2 SEC/O-Level passes - Compulsory: Maths |
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| Study Units |
Core Units: Structure of the Construction Industry,
Exploring Health, Safety and Welfare in
Construction, Sustainability in the
Construction Industry
Specialist Study Units: Use of Science and Maths in Construction,
Construction Processes and Operations for
Low-rise Domestic Buildings, Construction
Methods and Techniques for Low-rise
Domestic Buildings, Construction Drawing
Techniques, Exploring Building Services
Techniques in Construction, Performing
Plumbing Operations, Performing Electrical
Operations, Exploring Carpentry and Joinery,
Performing Joinery Operations
Supplementary Unit: Technical Report Writing
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| About The Course |
This course consists of college based training on
the various subjects related to the building and
construction sector.
This qualification gives learners the knowledge,
understanding and skills that they need to prepare for
a specialist area of employment and/or continue their
study in the same, or related vocational area such as
Construction, Civil Engineering or Building Services.
During the course learners are introduced to knowledge
and skills regarding the different types of drawings used
in the construction industry. They will also be able to
apply construction drawings standards and conventions
to produce sketches and working drawings. |
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| MCAST Diploma in Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning - Level 4 |
| Course Code | 11/04/14A |
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| Level | 4 |
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| Awarding Body | MCAST |
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| Course Duration | 3 years part-time on Apprenticeship |
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| Fees | - |
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| Entry | MCAST Diploma in Heating, Ventilation and
Airconditioning Or MCAST Certificate in
Construction Engineering Skills Or 4 SEC/OLevel
passes (Compulsory: Maths and Physics)
Or City & Guilds 6161 – Diploma in Refrigeration
& Air Conditioning |
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| Study Units |
Technical Reporting, Calculations,
Information Technology, Safety at Work
Specialist Study Units: Science/Materials (Plant and Refrigerants),
Engineering Communication and ACAD,
Planning and Administration,
HVAC Technology, HVAC Practice,
HVAC Electrics
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| About The Course |
This advanced diploma course continues to upgrade
the knowledge skills within the HVAC trade that will
enable the student to carry out systems modification
and special customization. The course is based on
both off-the-job and on-the-job training which gives an
in-depth knowledge and experience which may entail
working in supervisory roles.
During the course learners are also given the opportunity
to develop personal skills and attributes essential for
successful performance in working careers. |
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| MCAST Diploma in Joinery and Furniture Making - Level 4 |
| Course Code | 11/04/15A |
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| Level | 4 |
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| Awarding Body | MCAST |
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| Course Duration | 3 years part-time on Apprenticeship |
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| Fees | - |
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| Entry | MCAST Certificate in Construction
& Engineering Skills (Bench Joinery)
or (Carpentry) Or City & Guilds 6161 –
Diploma in Timber Vocations |
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Technical Reporting, Safety at Work,
Technical Drawing, Mathematics and drawing,
Information technology
Specialist Study Units: Materials Calculations, Setting Out and
Drawing, Advanced Practical Skills, Advanced
Alteration, repair and renovation, Supervision,
Planning and Administration, Quality
Assurance, Planned Machine Maintenance,
Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing,
Furniture Ergonomics
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| About The Course |
This is a Level 4 Diploma Course and it comprises
theoretical knowledge together with extended practical
training both off-the-job and on-the-job as part of an
apprenticeship or work placement.
The course offers candidates the knowledge and skills
to be able to analyse and generate solutions to typical
joinery and furniture manufacturing products using
solid wood and composites.
The practical training is carried out in workshops
equipped to industry standard and students are
expected to participate individually and in teams to
produce solid wood and composite materials products. |
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| MCAST Diploma in Masonry Heritage Skills (Mastru) - Level 4 |
| Course Code | 11/04/16A |
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| Level | 4 |
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| Awarding Body | MCAST |
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| Course Duration | 3 years part-time on Apprenticeship |
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| Fees | - |
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| Entry | MCAST Certificate in Masonry Heritage
Skills (Sewwej) Or MCAST Certificate
in Trowel Trades Or MCAST Certificate in
Construction in Stone |
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| Study Units |
Core Units: Safety at Work, Technical Reporting,
Mathematics and Drawings, Computer Aided
Drafting, Science, Historic Preservation
Philosophies
Specialist Study Units: Architectural Appreciation and Building Styles,
Building Theory Practice, Preparation and
Recording Techniques, Cleaning and Testing
Techniques, Maintenance, Protection
and Preservation Skills, Working on
Historic Structures
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| About The Course |
This is an advanced diploma course which follows up
higher level modules in stone restoration.
The course offers students, knowledge and skills to
be able to analyse and generate solution to typical
restoration interventions. The practical training is
carried out in workshops, labs and at heritage sites. |
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| MCAST Diploma in Plumbing - Level 4 |
| Course Code | 11/04/17A |
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| Level | 4 |
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| Awarding Body | MCAST |
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| Course Duration | 3 years part-time on Apprenticeship |
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| Fees | - |
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| Entry | MCAST Certificate in Construction &
Engineering Skills (Plumbing) Or
City & Guilds 6161 – Diploma in Plumbing |
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| Study Units |
Core Units: Technical Reporting, Safety at Work,
Technical Drawing, Mathematics and drawing,
Information technology
Specialist Study Units: Materials, Calculations, Setting Out and
Drawing, Practical Skills, Installations,
Alteration, Repair and Planned Maintenance
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| About The Course |
This is a Level 4 Diploma Course and it comprises
theoretical knowledge together with extended practical
training both off-the-job and on-the-job as part of an
apprenticeship or work placement.
The course offers candidates knowledge and skills to
be able to analyse and generate solutions to typical
plumbing installations, alteration, repair and planned
maintenance.
The practical training is carried out in workshops
equipped to industry standard and students are
expected to participate individually and in teams to
install pipe systems/fittings and accessories. |
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| MCAST Diploma in Welding and Fabrication - Level 4 |
| Course Code | 11/04/18A |
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| Level | 4 |
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| Awarding Body | MCAST |
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| Course Duration | 3 years part-time on Apprenticeship |
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| Fees | - |
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| Entry | MCAST Certificate in Construction &
Engineering Skills (Welding & Fabrication)
Or City & Guilds 1155 – Diploma in
Engineering Skills |
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| Study Units |
Core Units: Safety at work, Technical Reporting,
Mathematics and Drawings,
Information Technology
Specialist Study Units: Materials/ Science, Setting Out of Components,
Welding Technology, Fabrication Technology,
Practice – Welding and Fabrication
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| About The Course |
This is a Level 4 Diploma Course and it comprises
theoretical knowledge together with extended
practical training both off-the-job and on-the-job as
part of an apprenticeship or work placement.
The course offers candidates knowledge and skills to
be able to analyse and generate solutions to typical
fabrication using thin plates and pipes.
The practical training is carried out in workshops
equipped to industry standard and students are
expected to participate individually and in teams to
fabricate welded products. |
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| MCAST-BTEC Extended Diploma in Construction and the Built Environment (Building Services Engineering) |
| Course Code | 11/04/19A |
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| Level | 4 |
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| Awarding Body | MCAST-BTEC |
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| Course Duration | 1 year full-time and 2 years part-time
on Apprenticeship |
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| Fees | BTEC Registration Fee |
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| Entry | MCAST-BTEC Diploma in Construction Or
MCAST Diploma in HVAC Or 4 SEC/O-Level
passes (Compulsory: Maths) |
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| Study Units |
Core Units: Health, Safety and Welfare in Construction
and the Built Environment, Sustainable
Construction, Mathematics in Construction
and the Built Environment, Science and
Materials in Construction and the Built
Environment, Building Services Control
Systems, Building Services Science
Specialist Study Units: (12 units to be chosen by the Institute)
Graphical Detailing in Construction and the
Built Environment, Further Mathematics in
Construction and the Built Environment,
Measuring, Estimating and Tendering
Processes in Construction and the Built
Environment, Ventilation and Air Conditioning
in Building Services Engineering, Plumbing
Technology in Building Services Engineering,
Electrical Principles in Building Services
Engineering, Computer Aided Drafting and
Design for Construction, Project Management in
Construction and the Built Environment,
Refrigeration Technology in Building Services
Engineering, Electrical Installation Standards
and Components in Building Services
Engineering, Electrical Installation Design in
Building Services Engineering, Measurement
Techniques in Construction, Project in
Construction and the Built Environment
Supplementary Subject: Technical Report Writing
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| About The Course |
The Extended Diploma in Construction and the Built
Environment (Building Services Engineering) based on
both off-the-job and on-the-job training gives an in-depth
knowledge and experience of the general requirements
and specialist areas in the field of building services
engineering within the construction sector.
This enables the successful learners to be able to carry
out duties, at a professional and technical level, that are
continuously required in a Building Services Design
Office or firm dealing with new installations and/or
existing installations that require upgrading to conform
with new legislations.
During the course learners are also given the opportunity
to develop personal skills and attributes essential for
successful performance in their working career. |
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| MCAST-BTEC Extended Diploma in Construction and the Built Environment (Civil Engineering) |
| Course Code | 11/04/20A |
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| Level | 4 |
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| Awarding Body | MCAST-BTEC |
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| Course Duration | 1 year full-time and 2 years
part-time on Apprenticeship |
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| Fees | BTEC Registration Fee |
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| Entry | MCAST-BTEC Diploma in Construction Or
4 SEC/O-Level passes (Compulsory: Maths) |
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| Study Units |
Core Units: Health, Safety and Welfare in Construction
and the Built Environment, Sustainable
Construction, Mathematics in Construction and
the Built Environment, Science and Materials
in Construction and the Built Environment,
Construction Technology and Design in
Construction and Civil Engineering,
Surveying in Construction and Civil
Engineering,Construction in Civil Engineering
Specialist Study Units: (11 units to be chosen by the Institute)
Graphical Detailing in Construction and the
Built Environment, Setting out Processes
in Construction and Civil Engineering,
Structural Mechanics in Construction and Civil
Engineering, Computer Aided Drafting and
Design for Construction, Further Mathematics
in Construction and the Built Environment,
Highway Construction and Maintenance in
Civil Engineering, Measuring, Estimating and
Tendering Processes in Construction the
Built Environment, Measurement Techniques
in Construction. Topographic Surveying
in Construction and Civil Engineering,
Surveying Technology in Construction and
Civil Engineering, Spatial Data Techniques in
Construction and Civil Engineering Project
Management in Construction and the Built
Environment, Project in Construction and the
Built Environment
Supplementary Subject: Technical Report Writing
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| About The Course |
The Extended Diploma in Construction and the Built
Environment (Civil Engineering) based on both off-thejob
and on-the-job training gives an in-depth knowledge
and experience of the general requirements and
specialist areas in the field of building and construction.
This enables the successful learners to be able to carry
out duties, at a professional and technical level, that
are continuously required in an Architect’s office or firm
dealing in the construction and civil engineering projects
such as Land Surveying, Geospatial Engineering and
Quantity Surveying and infra-structure projects.
During the course learners are also given the opportunity
to develop personal skills and attributes essential for
successful performance in their working career. |
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| MCAST-BTEC Extended Diploma in Construction and the Built Environment |
| Course Code | 11/04/21A |
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| Level | 4 |
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| Awarding Body | MCAST-BTEC |
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| Course Duration | 1 year full-time and 2 years part-time
on Apprenticeship |
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| Fees | BTEC Registration Fee |
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| Entry | MCAST-BTEC Diploma in Construction
Or MCAST Certificate in Construction
Engineering Skills Or 4 SEC/O-Level passes
(Compulsory: Maths) |
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| Study Units |
Core Units: Health, Safety and Welfare in Construction
and the Built Environment, Sustainable
Construction, Mathematics in Construction
and the Built Environment, Science and
Materials in Construction and the Built
Environment, Construction Technology and
Design in Construction and Civil Engineering,
Building Technology in Construction
Specialist Units (Construction Design): (12 units to be chosen by the Institute)
Project Management in Construction and
the Built Environment, Graphical Detailing in
Construction and the Built Environment,
Measuring, Estimating and Tendering Processes
in Construction and the Built Environment,
Surveying in Construction and Civil Engineering,
Building Surveying in Construction Mechanical
and Electrical Services in Construction,
Building Regulations and Control in
Construction, Computer Aided Drafting and
Design for Construction, Further Mathematics
in Construction and the Built Environment,
Design Procedures in Construction
Structural Mechanics in Construction and
Civil Engineering, Spatial Data Techniques
in Construction and Civil Engineering,
Topographic Surveying in Construction and
Civil Engineering Measurement Techniques in
Construction Project in Construction and the
Built Environment
Specialist Units (Quantity Surveying): (12 units to be chosen by the Institute)
Project Management in Construction and
the Built Environment, Graphical Detailing in
Construction and the Built Environment,
Building Regulations and Control in
Construction, Computer Aided Drafting
and Design for Construction, Surveying in
Construction and Civil Engineering, Construction
Technology & Design in Construction and
Civil Engineering, Measuring, Estimating and
Tendering Processes in Construction and the
Built Environment, Economics and Finance in
Construction and Civil Engineering, Further
Mathematics in Construction and the Built
Environment, Building Surveying in Construction
Building Technology in Construction Project in
Construction and the Built Environment, Design
Procedures in Construction Mechanical and
Electrical Services in Construction, Tendering
and Estimating in Construction
Specialist Units (Land Surveying): (12 units to be chosen by the Institute)
Project Management in Construction and
the Built Environment, Graphical Detailing
in Construction and the Built Environment,
Building Regulations and Control in
Construction, Computer Aided Drafting
and Design for Construction, Surveying in
Construction and Civil Engineering Spatial
Data Techniques in Construction and Civil
Engineering, Surveying Technology in
Construction and Civil Engineering,
Construction Technology & Design in
Construction and Civil Engineering, Further
Mathematics in Construction and the Built
Environment, Building Surveying in Construction
Setting Out Processes in Construction and
Civil Engineering, Building Technology in
Construction, Geographical Information Systems
in Construction, Topographic Surveying in
Construction and Civil Engineering
Supplementary Subject: Technical Report Writing
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| About The Course |
The Extended Diploma in Construction and the Built
Environment is based on both off-the-job and on-thejob
training and gives an in-depth knowledge and
experience of the general requirements and specialist
areas in the field of building and construction.
This enables the successful learners to be able to carry
out duties, at a professional and technical level, that
are continuously required in an Architect’s office or firm
dealing in the building and construction business such
as Design Office, Quantity Surveying, Land Surveying,
Geospatial Engineering, Geographical Information and
Project Management. During the course learners are
also given the opportunity to develop personal skills and
attributes essential for successful performance in their
working career. |
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| MCAST-BTEC Higher National Diploma in Construction and the Built Environment (Building Services Engineering) |
| Course Code | 11/04/22 |
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| Level | 5 |
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| Awarding Body | MCAST-BTEC |
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| Course Duration | 2 years full-time |
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| Fees | BTEC Registration Fee |
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| Entry | MCAST-BTEC National Diploma in Building
Services Engineering Or MCAST-BTEC National
Diploma in Civil Engineering Or MCAST-BTEC
National Diploma in Construction Or 2 A-Level
passess (Compulsory: Pure Maths or Applied
Maths; Preferred: Physics, Engineering Drawing)
Or 1 A-Level pass and 3 I-Level passes
(Compulsory: Pure Maths or Applied Maths;
Preferred: Physics, Engineering Drawing)
Or Technician Certificate in Draughtsmanship
Or MCAST Architect’s Assistant Draughtsmanship
Course plus 3 years industrial experience. Interview
and/or core skills test may also be required. |
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| Study Units |
Core Units: Design Principles and Applications for
Construction and the Built Environment
Applied Mathematics for Construction and the
Built Environment, Management Principles
and Application for Construction and the Built
Environment, Group Project in the Construction
Industry, Health, Safety and Welfare for
Construction and the Built Environment
Applied Mathematics for Complex Engineering
Problems, Building Management Systems
for Building Services Engineering, Project
Management for Building Services Engineering,
Application of Scientific Principles to Building
Services Engineering, Research Project
Specialist Units (Construction Design): Specialist Units (Building Services Engineering)
Low Pressure Hot Water Heating for Nondomestic
Buildings, Electricity and Lighting for
Building Services Engineering, Air Conditioning
for Complex Industrial and Commercial
Buildings, Piped Distribution Services for Nondomestic
Buildings, Energy Utilisation and
Efficiency for Building Services Engineering,
Refrigeration Design for Construction and
the Built Environment, Project Design,
Implementation and Evaluation
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| About The Course |
The course covers the key knowledge, understanding and
practical technician level skills required in the building and
construction sector. This programme prepares learners
for a technical career (building services technician) in the
different fields of services namely in Heating, natural and
forced ventilation, air conditioning, plumbing, fire fighting
and overall control system to make buildings comfortable
and sutainable in operation. |
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| MCAST-BTEC Higher National Diploma in Construction and the Built Environment (Civil Engineering) |
| Course Code | 11/04/23 |
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| Level | 5 |
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| Awarding Body | MCAST-BTEC |
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| Course Duration | 2 years full-time |
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| Fees | BTEC Registration Fee |
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| Entry | MCAST-BTEC National Diploma in Civil
Engineering Or MCAST-BTEC National Diploma
in Building Services Or MCAST-BTEC National
Diploma in Construction Or 2 A-Level passess
(Compulsory: Pure Maths or Applied Maths;
Preferred: Physics, Engineering Drawing) Or 1
A-Level pass and 3 I-Level passes (Compulsory:
Pure Maths or Applied Maths; Preferred:
Physics, Engineering Drawing) Or Technician
Certificate in Draughtsmanship Or MCAST
Architect’s Assistant Draughtsmanship Course
plus 3 years industrial experience. Interview
and/or core skills test may also be required. |
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| Study Units |
Core Units: Design Principles and Application for
Construction and the Built Environment,
Science and Materials for Construction
and the Built Environment, Applied Mathematics
for Construction and the Built Environment,
Management Principles and Application for
Construction and the Built Environment,
Group Project in the Construction Industry,
Health, Safety and Welfare for Construction
and the Built Environment, Site Surveying
Procedures for Construction and the Built
Environment, Engineering Geology and Soil
Mechanics, Civil Engineering Technology,
Structural Analysis and Design
Specialist Units (Construction Design): Specialist Units (Civil Engineering),
Contractual Procedures and Procurement
for Construction and the Built Environment,
Measuring, Tendering and Estimating for
Construction and the Built Environment,
Project Management for Construction and the
Built Environment, Applied Mathematics for
Complex Engineering Problems,
Project Design, Implementation and
Evaluation, Research Project
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| About The Course |
The course covers the key knowledge, understanding
and practical skills required in the civil engineering sector.
It offers specialist fields of study such as Land Surveying,
Quantity Surverying, Project Management and design
through the choice of selected units that are relevant to
the civil engineering sector. |
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| MCAST-BTEC Higher National Diploma in Construction and the Built Environment |
| Course Code | 11/04/24 |
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| Level | 5 |
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| Awarding Body | MCAST-BTEC |
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| Course Duration | 2 years full-time |
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| Fees | BTEC Registration Fee |
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| Entry | MCAST-BTEC National Diploma in Construction
Or MCAST-BTEC National Diploma in Civil
Engineering Or MCAST-BTEC National Diploma
in Building Services Engineering Or 2 A-Level
passess (Compulsory: Pure Maths or Applied
Maths; Preferred: Physics, Engineering
Drawing) Or 1 A-Level pass and 3 I-Level passes
(Compulsory: Pure Maths or Applied Maths;
Preferred: Physics, Engineering Drawing) Or
Technician Certificate in Draughtsmanship Or
MCAST Architect’s Assistant Draughtsmanship
Course plus 3 years industrial experience.
Interview and/or core skills test may also
be required. |
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| Study Units |
Core Units: Design Principles and Applications for
Construction and the Built Environment,
Science and Materials for Construction and the
Built Environment, Applied Mathematics
for Construction and the Built Environment,
Management Principles and Application
for Construction and the Built Environment,
Group Project in the Construction Industry,
Health, Safety and Welfare for Construction
and the Built Environment
Specialist Units (Architectural Design): Construction and Maintenance of Buildings ,
Technology of Complex Buildings, Building
Services Design, Installation and Maintenance
in Construction, Contractual Procedures and
Procurement for Construction and the Built
Environment, Conversion and Adaptation of
Buildings, Building Control Procedures and
Legislation, Structural Behaviour and Detailing,
Advanced Measurement for Construction,
Computer-Aided Design for Construction,
Research Project
Specialist Units (Quantity Surveying): Construction and Maintenance of Buildings,
Technology of Complex Buildings, Building
Services Design, Installation and Maintenance
in Construction, Contractual Procedures and
Procurement for Construction and the Built
Environment, Conversion and Adaptation of
Buildings, Economics for Construction and
the Built Environment, Measuring, Tendering
and Estimating for Construction and the
Built Environment, Project Management for
Construction and the Built Environment,
Advanced Measurement for Construction,
Research Project
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| About The Course |
The course covers the key knowledge, understanding
and practical technician level skills required in the building
and construction sector. It also offers specialist fields
of study through the choice of selected units that are
relevant to the construction industry. This programme
prepares learners for a technical career (construction
technician) in the different fields of construction namely
Architectural Design and Quantity Surveying, Quality
Assurance and Management. Each specialist unit
could be considered as a profession on its own. |
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| Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Construction Engineering |
| Course Code | 11/04/25 |
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| Level | 6 |
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| Awarding Body | MCAST in Collaboration with Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft |
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| Course Duration | 1 year full-time |
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| Fees | - |
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| Entry | MCAST-BTEC Higher National Diploma
in Construction Or MCAST-BTEC Higher
National Diploma in Civil Engineering.
Further details are available under section
“Applications for MCAST Vocational Degrees” |
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| Study Units |
Entrepreneurship, Research Methods
Specialist Study Units: Advanced Project Management, Sustainable
Buildings, Estates and Facilities Management,
Materials, Building Services Installation and
Design, Mathematical methods, Advanced
Construction and Civil Engineering
Technology, Dissertation
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| About The Course |
The B.Sc programme in Construction Engineering aims
to provide learners with the management skills and
technical knowledge associated with the diverse and
challenging industry of construction. In addition, the
programme aims to equip the learners with the necessary
design and evaluation techniques to make professional
judgments on social and ethical issues during planning
and the execution of construction projects. Moreover,
by the end of the programme, learners will have an
understanding of how human and material resources
can be effectively managed. Learners are also expected
to be more independent, with a significant amount
of research and self-study directed both within, and
outside, the institute environment. |
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