HNC Construction Management for England (Construction Site Supervisor) Level 4 Apprenticeship at Nottingham Trent University

Programme overview

A Level 4 Higher National Certificate apprenticeship delivered at NTU Mansfield and City Campus, focused on construction site supervision and the design, manufacture and installation of housing using off-site, factory-built and digital technologies such as BIM. It contains a Higher Technical Qualification (HTQ) and is taught part-time, one day a week over two years.

Faculty: School of Architecture, Design and the Built Environment | Department: Construction Management (NTU Mansfield) | Duration: Two years part-time | Intake: Day release September 2026 only; block release February 2027 only | Study mode: full-time | Location: Nottingham, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

Year-one and year-two core modules: Digital Applications for Construction Information, Construction Technology, Legal and Statutory Requirements in Construction, Financial Management and Business Practices in Construction, and Construction Environment, followed by an end-point assessment. Teaching combines seminars, tutorials, labs and workshops, with access to a Construction Lab and CAD suite.

Career pathways

Typical roles include Housing Design Technician, Housing Project Manager, Off-site Construction Manager, BIM Technician, Digital Design Technician, Architectural Technologist, Planning Officer and Building Control Officer. Graduates can progress to BSc (Hons) Construction Management or Quantity Surveying and Commercial Management (year two entry), Building Surveying (year one entry), or Level 6 Chartered Surveyor degree apprenticeship pathways.

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Entry requirements

Typical offer 64 UCAS tariff points. Apprenticeship eligibility: UK resident or right to work in the UK; a job or job offer from an employer who will support the apprenticeship; at least 50% of the working week spent in England throughout. Applicants must have secured employer agreement and be allocated an employment mentor, and the employer should first contact the Apprenticeships team. A personal statement (4,000 characters) and evidence of results achieved are submitted. International applicants must have been ordinarily resident in the UK and Islands for the previous three years (not mainly for full-time education), hold UK permission to live in the UK not solely for education, and have a visa lasting the full apprenticeship; residency is verified at application.

Intake: Day release September 2026 only; block release February 2027 only

Duration: Two years part-time

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