Lead construction projects from site to completion — with the management competencies demanded by NSW's $112 billion infrastructure pipeline and residential construction boom.
Nationally Recognised
AQF Accredited
The CPC50320 Diploma of Building and Construction (Management) is a nationally recognised qualification at AQF Level 5, developed by BuildSkills Australia under the CPC Construction, Plumbing and Services Training Package (Release 9.1). It is the benchmark qualification for project supervisors, site managers, and construction managers across Australia.
At Wyatt Education Group, we deliver CPC50320 with a focus on real-world construction management practice — site operations, contracts, compliance, health and safety, and team leadership. Our trainers bring direct industry experience from major residential, commercial, and infrastructure projects across NSW.
Project supervisors and construction managers are currently in critical shortage across NSW, with the state government's $112 billion infrastructure pipeline creating sustained demand for formally qualified management professionals. CPC50320 graduates from Wyatt are immediately competitive for senior site roles across Greater Sydney.
| Fee Component | International | Domestic | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tuition Fee | $15,000 | $7,500 | Per course, 52 weeks |
| Materials Fee | $500 | $500 | Course materials and resources |
| Application Fee | $250 | $250 | Non-refundable |
| Total Course Fee | $15,500 | $8,250 | All inclusive |
CPC50320 consists of 15 units of competency — 8 core units and 6 elective units (plus 1 mandatory pre-requisite) — drawn from the CPC Construction, Plumbing and Services Training Package (Release 9.1), verified from Wyatt Education Group's current Training and Assessment Strategy.
Delivery at Wyatt Education Group consists of blended training at our Bankstown campus over 52 weeks. In accordance with CRICOS requirements, a minimum of 20 scheduled face-to-face contact hours per week are delivered on-campus, comprising classroom-based instruction in construction management, project work, and practical application exercises. Assessment is through written knowledge assessments, case studies, project-based tasks, and observation of applied skills.
| Unit Code | Unit Title & Description | Type |
|---|---|---|
CPCCBC4001
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Apply building codes and standards to the construction process for Class 1 and 10 Buildings
Covers application of the National Construction Code (NCC) and Australian Standards to Class 1 and 10 residential buildings. Students interpret and apply regulatory requirements to construction documentation and site practice.
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Core |
CPCCBC4053
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Apply building codes and standards to the construction process for Class 2 to 9 Type C Buildings
Covers NCC requirements for commercial and multi-residential buildings (Class 2–9). Includes fire safety, accessibility, structural requirements, and compliance documentation for commercial construction projects.
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Core |
CPCCBC5005
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Select and manage building and construction contractors
Covers the selection, engagement, and performance management of subcontractors. Includes tendering, contractor evaluation, performance monitoring, and managing contractor relationships on complex projects.
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Core |
CPCCBC5007
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Administer the legal obligations of a building or construction contractor
Covers the legal framework governing construction contractors in NSW including home warranty insurance, licence conditions, consumer protection, dispute resolution, and compliance with the Home Building Act 1989.
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Core |
CPCCBC5002
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Monitor costing systems on complex building and construction projects
Covers monitoring and management of cost control systems on complex construction projects. Includes cost reporting, variance analysis, earned value management, and implementing corrective actions.
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Core |
CPCCBC5019
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Manage building and construction business finances
Covers strategic financial management of a construction business. Includes budgeting, cash flow management, financial reporting, tax obligations, and financial performance analysis.
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Core |
CPCCBC4003
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Select, prepare and administer a construction contract
Covers the selection of appropriate contract types, preparation of contract documentation, and administration throughout the project lifecycle. Includes variations, progress claims, and contract close-out.
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Core |
CPCCBC4004
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Identify and produce estimated costs for building and construction projects
Covers the preparation of cost estimates for residential and commercial construction. Includes material take-offs, labour costing, plant and equipment costs, preliminaries, and contingencies.
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Core |
| Unit Code | Unit Title & Description | Type |
|---|---|---|
CPCWHS1001
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Prepare to work safely in the construction industry (White Card)
The mandatory White Card unit and prerequisite to core units. Covers WHS legislation, duty of care, hazard identification, PPE, and emergency procedures. Delivered and assessed first — students must be competent before progressing.
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Elective |
CPCCBC5003
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Supervise the planning of onsite building and construction work
Covers supervision and management of construction site planning including programme development, resource scheduling, subcontractor coordination, and site establishment.
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Elective |
CPCCBC5010
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Manage construction work
Covers day-to-day management of construction projects including workforce coordination, programme monitoring, quality management, site inspections, and client reporting.
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Elective |
CPCCBC5011
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Manage environmental management practices and processes in building and construction
Covers management of environmental obligations on construction projects. Includes erosion and sediment control, waste management, noise and dust management, and compliance with environmental approvals.
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Elective |
CPCCBC5013
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Develop professional technical and legal reports on building and construction projects
Covers preparation of technical and legal reports required in construction management. Includes defects reports, variations documentation, dispute correspondence, and project close-out documentation.
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Elective |
Graduates are qualified for a wide range of roles across industry. Demand is strong across Greater Sydney and regionally.
Pathway: Consider also the CPC31320 Certificate III in Wall and Floor Tiling (entry pathway).
CPC50320 Diploma of Building and Construction (Management) · CRICOS 120109M · 52 Weeks · Bankstown
Before enrolling, you will receive a Written Student Agreement detailing your rights, obligations, fees, and refund conditions — in accordance with the ESOS Act 2000 and Standard 2.1.
International students must maintain satisfactory attendance as required under student visa condition 8202. Wyatt Education Group monitors attendance and will contact you if attendance falls below the required level.
Student academic progress is monitored each study period under National Code 2018 Standard 8. If you are at risk of not meeting course progress requirements, we will provide an intervention and support plan before any action is taken.
Prior to enrolment, Wyatt Education Group assesses your language, literacy and numeracy (LLN) suitability for this course under ASQA Standard 2.2, to ensure you can participate and succeed.
Wyatt Education Group operates on a continuous intake model — new students may commence at scheduled intervals throughout the year. Contact our admissions team for current intake dates and availability for this course (ASQA Standard 2.1).
⚑ ESOS Act 2000 · National Code 2018 Standard 8 (course progress) · Standard 3 (written agreement) · ASQA Standards 2.1 (pre-enrolment info & intakes) & 2.2 (LLN suitability) · Student Visa Condition 8202. Full details are in your Written Student Agreement. Questions? Contact [email protected]
All prospective students are assessed prior to enrolment to ensure the course is suitable for their learning needs and current skill level. This is a requirement under the Standards for RTOs 2025 (Outcome Standard 2.2).
Student Support Available: LLN assistance · Trainer feedback & one-on-one mentoring · Language and cultural support · Interpreter referrals (where needed) · Reasonable adjustments to delivery and assessment where appropriate. Students who do not yet meet the LLN+D requirements will receive honest and constructive feedback and may be referred to foundation skills training before re-applying.
15 units — all units listed below are mandatory for this qualification.
Must be completed and deemed competent before commencing core or elective units.