This course prepares students for junior-level civil construction, surveying, and infrastructure support roles. It runs for 18 months, is CTEVT-affiliated, and offers 40 seats with entrance-based selection.
Key subjects include construction, surveying, drawing and drafting, road engineering, and cost estimation. Practical sessions in drawing and field surveys are included.
To prepare students for entry-level roles in construction
To support national infrastructure development through trained manpower
To provide employable technical skills to SEE graduates
Graduates are qualified to assist engineers in construction projects, work in municipalities, or join private building firms.
Ability to interpret and prepare civil drawings
Knowledge of construction materials and site safety
Capacity to assist in layout and site supervision
AutoCAD basics
Field surveying
Material testing
Construction site work ethics
Hands-on practicals, classroom lectures, site visits, and supervised fieldwork form the backbone of the learning process.
SEE pass (grade A–E)
Must qualify through the CTEVT entrance exam
Required documents: academic records, photos, ID copies
Assistant to civil engineers
Municipal construction technician
Private sector supervisor
Freelance construction support technician
Top scorers in the CTEVT entrance are offered full scholarships. Additional support is provided based on equity and need.
For students interested in building and construction work, this course provides relevant training and recognized credentials for career entry.
