This specific module describes the skills, knowledge and attitudes required to
construct ceiling. It is meant for learners who have successfully completed level IV
in building construction and pursuing level V in building construction. At the end of
this module students will be able to Perform ceiling preliminary works, set out
ceiling, construct ceiling frame and apply ceiling coverings with minimum
supervision.
construction-workers-using-electric-drill-are-install-ceiling-house-building-construction-ceiling-installation-ideas_61243-1131.jpg- Teacher: Gratien HABIHIRWE
This specific module describes the skills, knowledge and attitudes required to
construct ceiling. It is meant for learners who have successfully completed level IV
in building construction and pursuing level V in building construction. At the end of
this module students will be able to Perform ceiling preliminary works, set out
ceiling, construct ceiling frame and apply ceiling coverings with minimum
supervision.
- Teacher: Gratien HABIHIRWE
This specific module describes the skills, knowledge and attitude to perform reinforced
concrete works on construction site. It is intended to be pursued by learner at TVET level
V for TVET Certificate IV in Building Construction. At the end of this module, the learner
will be able to: Interpret structural details, identify structural members’ connections,
determine forces acting on structural members and design concrete structure elements.
- Teacher: Marie Chantal KAYITESI
This General module describes the skills, knowledge and attitudes required to perform construction site management.It is meant for learners who have successfully completed level IV in building construction and pursuing level V in building construction. At the end of this module, learners will be able to manage construction site documents, Conduct the management of construction activities, Prepare and manage contract with minimum supervision.
- Teacher: Marie Chantal KAYITESI
This specific module describes the skills, knowledge, and attitudes required to use
ArchiCAD software. It is meant for learners who have successfully completed level IV in
building construction and pursuing level V in building construction.
- Teacher: Gratien HABIHIRWE
This module describes skills, knowledge and attitudes required to construct a roof
structure. It is meant for learners who have successfully completed level IV in building
construction and pursuing level V in building construction.
- Teacher: Gratien HABIHIRWE
Acoustic insulation refers to materials or methods used to reduce the transmission of sound from one area to another. The goal is to control noise levels by absorbing, dampening, or blocking sound waves, thereby improving sound quality and privacy within a space. Acoustic insulation is commonly used in buildings, studios, theaters, and industrial settings to minimize noise pollution and create comfortable environments.
- Teacher: Marie Chantal KAYITESI
Course Summary: Scaffolding Operations
The Scaffolding Operations course equips learners with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes required to safely plan, erect, use, inspect, and dismantle scaffolding structures at construction sites. The course emphasizes compliance with safety regulations, proper selection of materials, risk assessment, and teamwork in scaffolding tasks.
Learners will be introduced to different types of scaffolds, their components, and methods of assembly and disassembly. Special attention is given to accident prevention, load management, hazard identification, and safe working practices when working at heights. Practical sessions allow learners to gain hands-on experience in using scaffolding tools, equipment, and protective gear.
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
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Interpret scaffolding drawings and specifications.
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Select appropriate materials, tools, and equipment for scaffolding tasks.
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Safely erect, maintain, and dismantle scaffolding structures.
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Conduct routine checks and inspections for stability and safety.
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Apply occupational health and safety measures in scaffolding operations.
This course is designed for construction workers, site supervisors, and trainees who aim to build competence in scaffolding as part of broader construction operations.
- Teacher: JACQUES NZAMUKWEREKA
Course Summary: Ornamental Finishing Works
The course on Ornamental Finishing Works introduces learners to the principles, materials, and techniques used in enhancing the aesthetic and functional qualities of buildings through decorative finishes. It emphasizes practical skills and theoretical knowledge required to execute works such as plaster mouldings, cornices, terrazzo finishes, wall and ceiling decorations, floor finishes, and other ornamental treatments.
The module covers the identification and preparation of finishing materials, use of appropriate tools and equipment, surface preparation, and application techniques to achieve durable and visually appealing finishes. It also integrates aspects of measurement, cost estimation, safety, and quality standards in ornamental works.
By the end of the course, students will have the competence to interpret drawings and specifications, prepare work surfaces, apply decorative finishes, and maintain high standards of workmanship that align with both traditional and modern construction practices.
- Teacher: JACQUES NZAMUKWEREKA