Bachelor of A.Sc. in Construction Management
 

Hey guys,

I'm working in the geotechnical and civil engineering industry as a technician cum tester. I have a diploma in electronics, however jumped into civil engineering, wanting to try out something new. As of late, i have decided to take this as my career. I am looking for civil engineering degrees to take but all pre-requisites are minimum a civil dip. which i lack. Closest i can get it SIM, RMIT Bachelor of Applied Science in Construction Management.

I am getting paid 2.1k/month. My current concern is not about the money but actually how much i can learn and what are my career advancements. I will greatly appreciate any seniors out there who can give me a tip or two. I'm looking for jobs in future like RTOs and PMs.

Thank you in advance!
:)

what is a technical cum tester?

technician cum tester i mean. testing the integrity of piles and foundation, soil investigation etc.

Now is 2015. Have you take your RMIT Bachelor of Applied Science in Construction Management?

this was hilarious!
thank u!