Level 5 Construction Management Course in Worcester. Classes run at GLP Training, with a mix of online study and time at the centre. The course covers the construction and built environment sector in depth, building the knowledge and skills needed to move into supervisory and management roles on site. Entry is aimed at learners with a Level 4 HNC in Construction Management or equivalent, or a strong portfolio of work. The course runs over 28 months on a flexible, daytime attendance basis.
Who this course is for
The Higher National qualifications in Construction Management are aimed at those wanting to continue their education through applied learning. Your studies will cover a wide-ranging spectrum of the construction and the built environment sector. In addition to the knowledge, understanding and skills that underpin the construction and the built environment sector, this qualification will give you experience in the sector and prepare you for further study or training. Then after you have completed the course, you can pursue or advance your career in construction and the built environment.
Entry requirements
This course is aimed at learners who ideally have a level 4 HNC qualification on the Construction Management pathway (i.e. A2s, extended/subsidiary diploma, Access to HE) equivalent to 32 UCAS Points, or a strong portfolio of work.
What you will learn
You'll develop knowledge of construction management principles and practice across the built environment sector.
You'll study project planning, site supervision, and construction programme management.
You'll explore health, safety, and environmental responsibilities on construction projects.
You'll examine construction technology, materials, and building methods.
You'll develop understanding of contracts, procurement, and commercial management.
You'll build skills in team leadership and managing people on site.
You'll apply your learning to real construction and built environment scenarios.
How you will learn
Learning is blended, combining online study with attendance at GLP Training in Worcester. Assessment is through assignments, projects, and coursework rather than written exams. You'll complete units that are assessed as you progress through the programme, with work submitted and reviewed by tutors. The flexible study mode means you can manage online elements around your schedule while attending the centre for taught sessions.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. GLP Training will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Site Supervisor: oversee day-to-day work on construction sites
Construction Manager: manage projects, teams, and site programmes
Assistant Project Manager: support delivery of construction projects
Contracts Administrator: handle procurement and contract documentation
Site Manager: take responsibility for safety and progress on site
Building Inspector: check construction work meets regulations and standards
Quantity Surveyor (trainee): support cost management on construction projects
What you could study next
Level 6 Bachelor's Degree in Construction Management or Project Management: the natural next step for those wanting full degree-level status and senior management roles.
Chartered Membership of CIOB (Chartered Institute of Building): professional recognition for experienced construction managers, often pursued after completing a Level 5 or Level 6 qualification.
Level 7 Postgraduate qualification in Construction or Project Management: for those aiming at director or executive-level roles in the sector.
