Bachelor of A.Sc. in Construction Management

[chrisipooo]

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.

Originally Posted by chrisipooo

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!

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

Originally Posted by Unregistered

what is a technical cum tester?

this was hilarious!
thank u!