Begin your educational journey and take your construction career to the next level!
Explore the DASBE-curated inventory of courses and programmes and locate your preferred construction-based opportunity.
Identify the provider or industry partner that is offering your preferred programme, and delivery format.
Having selected a preferred programme, submit your enrolment application through the corresponding DASBE partner provider.
Following enrolment to your chosen programme, the individual DASBE Partner programme provider will send you documentation, guidelines, and information on what your next steps will be.
Documentation you will receive may include:
To maintain a portfolio of all your qualifications, you will need to register to the DASBE Digital Platform and add your chosen programme to your account.
If you do not already have an account on the DASBE Digital Platform, you will need to register using a personal email address. This ensures you will have access to the DASBE Digital Platform beyond the educational journey for an individual programme.
To register to the DASBE Digital Platform, follow the below link.
In collaboration with the consortium members, the DASBE Project offers dynamic, interactive and supportive campus environments.
Supports include access to libraries, as well as a wide range of comprehensive information and resources to assist students to succeed in their academic journey and provide a positive student experience.
If you require assistance with your studies or technical support, we are here to guide you through your educational journey.
Don’t hesitate to reach out to DASBE (using the form to the side) or one of the project partners directly (using the links below) and take advantage of the experience, support and expertise available to you!
A module is a particular unit of study on a particular topic e.g. Maths or Web Development 1. Each module has a number of credits and a defined schedule for delivery.
A programme is made up of one or more modules and a student completes the individual modules to complete a programme e.g Higher Diploma in Business Management or Certificate in Near Zero Energy Buildings. The Award is what the student receives having completed their full programme of study e.g. Pass or Distinction.
On selecting your preferred programme, you will be provided with an option to contact the registering body for that programme.
Within the educational environment, the terms, “Course” and “Programme”, are often used interchangeably. However, there are some differences in their meanings:
A Course: This is usually a unit of study focused on a specific topic or subject. It is typically a short-term learning experience that lasts from a few weeks to a few months. Courses are usually taken as part of a larger programme or degree, but can also be taken independently.
Courses provide opportunities to develop current knowledge and learn new skills through facilitated learning and activities.
A Programme: A programme is a set of courses that are designed to achieve a specific educational goal. They are usually more comprehensive and structured form of learning experience, that typically takes place over a longer period of time than a course. In addition, these lead to formal accreditation in the form of Certificate, Diploma, or Degree award.
