specialist Diploma Programmes - BCA Academy

Specialist Diploma 

Programmes

At a Glance 

Our Specialist Diplomas are designed 

to provide diploma graduates with the 

opportunities to upgrade their knowledge 

to meet the ever-changing demands of 

the building and construction industry. 

Suitable for professionals and industry 

practitioners, the course curriculum is 

geared towards high-level specialised 

knowledge and skill sets needed in 

today’s increasingly complex built 

environment. 

With their industry-oriented curriculums, 

these programmes will engage you in 

real-world training that enhances your 

work experience and knowledge, while 

enabling you to gain in-depth insight and 

skills in your area of specialisation. With 

the exception of the Specialist Diploma 

in Building Information Modelling which 

is a 5-month part-time programme, the 

other specialist diplomas are offered as 

9-month part-time programmes. 

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CONTENTS 

At a Glance 2 

Specialist Diploma in Building Cost Management 4 

Specialist Diploma in Building Information Modeling 6 

Specialist Diploma in Construction Management 8 

Specialist Diploma in Facility & Energy Management 1 0 

Specialist Diploma in Interior & Landscape Design 1 2 

Specialist Diploma in M&E Coordination 1 4 

Specialist Diploma in Workplace Safety & Health 1 6 

Administration Details & General Information 1 8 

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OBJECTIVES 

Upon completion, participants will be able to: 

• Evaluate the cost effects and economic 

implications of decisions made during the 

management of a construction project. 

• Enhance their understanding of the cost 

implications of their design and engineering 

decisions. The relationship between cost and 

value will be better understood. 

• Develop practical skills and abilities in applying 

the techniques of quantification and valuation 

of these cost effects. 

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SPECIALIST DIPLOMA IN 

BUILDING COST 

MANAGEMENT 

The design and construction of building projects is a highly complex 

and demanding process, especially with the increased sophistication 

of the various disciplines involved, such as architecture, surveying, 

construction and engineering. Delivering a project of such complexity 

within the right budget, quality and time-scale is critical in meeting 

client’s expectations. Building cost management provides owners, 

developers, architects and contractors the highest degree of cost 

predictability over the life cycle of a building with the use of cost 

modelling and management techniques. 

The Specialist Diploma in Building Cost Management prepares you 

to manage construction cost planning and control right from project 

inception to the disposal phase of a building. It provides you an 

opportunity to gain industry-specific skills and experience in cost 

estimates and analysis, budget forecasts, facilities planning, conceptual 

studies and bid comparisons for the design and construction of property. 

The curriculum also covers capital and operating cost assessment skills 

and project control decisions. 

Upon graduation, you can find career opportunities as quantity surveyors 

or cost managers in Singapore’s booming construction industry. 

CONTENTS 

Building Technology and Services 

• An understanding of building components and 

construction. Topics include preliminary works, 

preparation of large and restricted buildings, all 

temporary works involved in the construction of 

large buildings, different types of foundations 

and their methods of construction & conditions 

for use, the different types of walls & materials 

used in construction, the construction of 

timber, steel & concrete stairs, different types 

of doors & windows & their methods, different 

types of finishings, prefabricated components, 

suspended ceiling, civil engineering works and 

airport runway construction. 

• An understanding of building services. Topics 

include the principles and application of water 

supply, sanitation systems & ventilation, natural 

& mechanical methods of ventilation, mechanical 

plants & electrical supply and installation. 

Building Measurement 

• It covers the fundamentals and principles of 

standard method of measurement. Students 

will be taught taking-off to measure building 

quantities for foundations, reinforced concrete 

structural works, steelworks, masonry works, 

finishing, joinery, glazing, roof covering, 

building services and external works. IT 

applications relevant to Quantity Surveying 

work, focusing on applications such as 

Electronic Measurement System, E-Tendering, 

and E- Submission will be covered. 

Cost Estimating 

• Fundamentals of cost estimating involving cost 

data, cost indices, construction cost in relation 

to time and present and future values; Owner’s 

capital cost estimation involving building 

cost, land values and development, land cost 

and social development, grants and taxation 

concessions and cost of financing the project; 

Contractor’s cost estimation involving pretender 

price, preliminaries, cost of labour, hire 

or purchase of mechanical plant, preliminaries, 

preparation of estimates for structural works, 

structural steelwork, architectural, plumbing 

and basic electrical works.

Contract Administration & Procurement Principles 

• Pre-construction planning chart, manpower and resource scheduling, site organisation 

and supervision, understanding various types of insurance (e.g., first party, third party, 

etc). Managing sub-contractors, project monitoring, problem solving and post-construction 

activities, lump sum and BQ contract, interim progress claims / payment, variation orders 

and claims, delay and extension of time, liquidated damages, fluctuation costs, project final 

account and maintenance period. 

• Principles and objectives of procurement practices, customer satisfaction, sourcing, selection 

and supplier certification, JIT concepts, value techniques - cost saving tool, capital equipment 

procurement decision making, analytical methods for purchasing, negotiation techniques, 

case studies. 

Cost Control Techniques 

• The need for cost control, budgets and budgetary control, owner’s feasibility studies, project 

capital finance and expenditure forecasting; Principles and techniques of cost control during 

inception, scheme design and detail design stages including elemental cost analysis and 

planning and cost planning during feasibility, outline proposal and scheme design; Contractor’s 

cost control over working capital, construction resources, profitability, company budgeting for 

contract costs, price changes and variation and contractor’s project cost control system. 

Project & Risk Management 

• Project initiation: owner’s needs and objectives, project strategy and scope definition, selection 

of design firms and contractors. 

Preparation of early estimates: estimates check list, documentation, reviews, risk assessment 

and analysis, contingency. 

Project budgeting: economic feasibility study, design budgets and contractor’s bid. 

• Project and risk, project organisation and phases, risk and value management, qualitative 

and quantitative methods for risk management, principles of risk modelling and simulation, 

information technology for risk management, managing financial risks in construction 

projects, contract and risk. 

WHO SHOULD ATTEND 

Construction personnel who 

aspire to be Quantity Surveyor 

or Cost Manager. 

Professionals working 

in property and facility 

management who wish to 

enhance their knowledge of 

building cost management. 

EXAMINATION & AWARD 

OF CERTIFICATE 

Participants must attain 

at least 75% of physical 

attendance and complete all 

assignments to acceptable 

standards to be eligible to take 

the examinations. Those who 

pass the examinations and 

complete all assigned projects 

will be awarded the Specialist 

Diploma in Building Cost 

Management. 

Building Law 

• An understanding on the general legal principles, methodologies and the regulatory 

framework (including security of payment, planning, environmental and building regulations). 

Topics include contract methodologies and selection (including traditional & alternative forms 

of contracting), subcontract issues, cause of action, liability arising in contract, negligence 

and on other grounds, insurance and performance security, contractual claims and disputes, 

dispute resolution and relevant case studies. 

Life Cycle Costing and Value Engineering 

• An understanding of life cycle costing, its purpose and the economic technique through 

identifying and quantifying all initial and on-going costs associated with assets over a 

building’s expected life. The impact of new legislation for environmental sustainability on 

LCC for sustainable development. Cost considerations for capital outlay which includes major 

replacement, refurbishment and upgrade and the operational outlay which includes repairs 

and maintenance, property and support services, utilities and statutory fees. 

• The history of value analysis, areas of application, principles of the methodology, useful 

definitions and methodology of value engineering will be covered. 

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 

The applicant must be a Singapore Citizen or Permanent Resident or holder of valid employment 

pass/work permit and possess one of the following qualifications: 

a) A diploma (min course duration of 2 years) or equivalent qualification 

b) A relevant Advanced Certificate / Higher NITEC / Advanced NBQ with 2 to 3 years of relevant 

work experience 

c) A relevant certificate with 4 to 5 years of relevant work experience 

d) NITEC / Higher NBQ with at least 5 years of relevant work experience 

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Building 

Information 

Modeling 

Building Information Modeling (BIM) has become one of the most 

exciting developments in the building and construction industry in 

recent years. As an integrated design and documentation tool used 

to enhance communication and collaboration among all the project 

stakeholders, BIM has already begun changing the way architects, 

engineers, contractors and building owners work together. With 

strategic implementation, BIM will significantly improve the design and 

construction process through more integrated project coordination. BIM 

has also been identified as one of the key technologies to be adopted 

under BCA’s S$250-million Construction Productivity and Capability 

Fund (CPCF) to help the local construction industry improve productivity 

and enhance its capability. 

The Specialist Diploma in Building Information Modeling (BIM) aims to 

impart in-depth knowledge on BIM fundamentals and develop strategic 

skills for BIM project planning and implementation. It will focus on 

BIM applications for effective design analysis, productive design 

and construction coordination and holistic facility management. BIM 

standards and guidelines as well as BIM project case studies will also 

be included in this course. 

Upon graduation, participants can look forward to career opportunities 

as BIM Project Coordinators, BIM Modelers/Operators, BIM Consultants/ 

Specialists, and BIM Managers. 

The image is by the winning team of BIM competition 2011 from DPA/NUS. 

OBJECTIVES 

The Specialist Diploma in BIM is a 5-month parttime 

programme. The objectives of this 

programme are: 

• To equip participants with fundamental 

knowledge for the adoption of BIM including 

the skill-sets required for the desired change 

to processes in the building lifecycle; 

• To familiarize participants with BIM standards, 

guidelines and strategies for BIM project 

planning and implementation; and 

• To equip participants with relevant skill-sets 

to use BIM for design analysis and project 

coordination among different parties and 

disciplines 

CONTENTS 

BIM Fundamentals 

BIM Concepts & Terminologies / BIM Benefits & 

Evolution / BIM Modeling Requirements / BIM 

Modeling Methods / BIM Discipline Models / 

BIM Model & Exchange / BIM Software Tools, 

Interoperability & Design Integration / BIM 

Application Areas / Advanced BIM Technologies 

BIM for Facility Management 

Introduction to FM / BIM Benefits for FM Integration 

of FM System & BIM / BIM-Based FM Tools / BIM 

for Operation / Case Study 

BIM Standards and Implementation Strategies 

BIM Standards & Guidelines / BIM System Setup 

& BIM Model Specifications / BIM Implementation 

Strategies (Company Level) / BIM Execution Plan 

(Project Level) / Introduction to BIM Related Legal 

Issues & Risk Management 

BIM for Design Coordination and Documentation 

Introduction / Challenges / Design Process for 

BIM / BIM for Documentation & Submission / BIM 

for Design Visualization & Spatial Coordination / 

Multi-Discipline Model Integration & Strategies / 

BIM Objects, Team Work and BIM Server / BIM- 

Based Project Review & Coordination / BIM for 

Early Stage QTO & Costing Hands-on BIM Lab 

Sessions 

BIM for Design Analysis 

BIM Model Checking and Quality Assurance / 

BIM for Quantity Take-Off and Costing / BIM 

for Sustainability & Energy Analysis / BIM for 

Structural Analysis / BIM for Buildability & 

Constructability Assessment / Hands-on BIM Lab 

Sessions

BIM for Construction Planning and Coordination 

Introduction / Construction Process for BIM / Project Information Preparation & Site Planning / 

Construction Project Information Coordination /4D BIM for Project Schedule Visualisation / 5D 

BIM for Construction Project QTO & Costing / As-Built BIM / BIM for Precast & Prefabrication / 

Hands-on BIM Lab Sessions 

BIM Case Studies 

Overseas Case Studies / Local Case Studies 

Final BIM Project 


The applicant must be a Singapore Citizen or Permanent Resident or holder of valid employment 

pass/work permit; and possess one of the following qualifications in a relevant discipline: 

a) A diploma (min course duration of 2 years) or equivalent qualification 





In addition, applicants must also have BIM modeling skills (software knowledge) and experience 

relevant to their working disciplines. If not, they will need to attend a bridging course to obtain 

such software skills before they sign up for this BIM Specialist Diploma programme. Such BIM 

bridging courses are available from BCA Academy and the software vendors. 

Please submit relevant BIM skill certificates/documents together with the application. Below is a 

list of BIM skill certificates and/or documents acceptable: 

• Certificates of BIM modeling hands-on courses (min 3 days) on BIM software such as Revit, 

ArchiCAD, Bentley and Tekla, etc; or 

• Certificate of Successful Completion of BIM Modeling Certification Courses by BCA Academy 

(Architecture/MEP/Structure Track); or 

• A letter from the applicant’s company certifying that the applicant has relevant BIM project and 

modelling skills experience. 


This Specialist Diploma 

Programme is designed for 

the upgrading of technical 

personnel, professionals, 

and CAD managers/ 

executives who are keen to 

enhance their skill-sets and 

implementation strategies 

for employing BIM for more 

effective design analysis and 

project coordination. Potential 

participants include designers, 

consultants, contractors, 

project coordinators, project 

managers, CAD/BIM managers, 

operators, draftspersons and 

BIM modelers. 

EXAMINATION & 

AWARD OF CERTIFICATE 

A participant must attain at 

least 75% of physical 



standards to be eligible to 

take the examination. Those 

who pass the examination 

and complete all projects will 

be awarded the Specialist 

Diploma in Building 

Information Modeling (BIM). 

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OBJECTIVES 

This 9-month part-time specialist diploma 

programme aims to equip participants with 

a thorough understanding of construction 

processes, project planning and scheduling, 

construction costs management, procurement, 

contract administration, law and management. 

It aims to develop well-rounded construction 

managers who will have the skills to source, 

secure and effectively manage construction 

projects. 


CONSTRUCTION 

MANAGEMENT 

In land scarce Singapore, the building and construction industry plays 

a critical role in our city’s advancement and urban regeneration. With 

a high volume of building and infrastructure, the construction industry 

is offering great employment prospects and earning potential for 

construction professionals, such as higher level supervisors, project 

coordinators, construction managers and project managers. 

The Specialist Diploma in Construction Management will equip 

you with skills that are essential in managing construction projects 

successfully. The comprehensive curriculum ranging from technical 

subjects, quality, safety, contract & cost management to legal studies 

and information technology will prepare you for an outstanding career 

in the construction industry. 

CONTENTS 

Construction Processes 

• Precast, Prestressed & False Works: Precast 

systems, applications, advantages and 

limitation, aspects of design, production, 

storage and site erection / Pre-stressed 

systems, applications, and construction 

procedures & safety / Concrete formwork & 

falsework / Scaffolding 

• Architectural & Waterproofing: Specialist 

architectural systems: waterproofing systems, 

lightweight internal partitioning systems, 

facade systems – sunshading devices, louvers, 

solar panels, gondola systems & rainwater 

discharge system 

• Mechanical & Electrical Services: Construction 

processes, specification and requirements / 

Code of Practice and Standards, inspection, 

commission and hand-over / Application 

procedures for approval 

• Deep Excavation Temporary Works: Basic 

knowledge of soil mechanics, temporary earth 

retaining systems, work sequence for deep 

excavation, instrumentation, safety of deep 

excavation construction & risk management 

Principles of Law 

• Contract law: principles of contracts; remedies 

for breach of enforceable contractual 

obligations / Company law: concepts of limited 

liability and the separate legal personality 

of corporate entities; duties and liabilities 

of directors; judicial management. Sale of 

goods / The law of torts: general principles of 

negligence in business transactions 

Cost Management & Control Techniques 

• Introduce the processes and procedures of 

cost management as a cost control tool during 

the pre and post tender construction phases of 

a project, the impact of design on the cost-inuse 

and life cycle cost of buildings 

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Quality, Environmental & Safety Management 

• Construction Quality Management for Structural, Architectural and M&E Works: Bonus 

scheme for construction quality, overview of CONQUAS 21, structural, architectural works & 

M&E works assessment and work control standard 

• Environmental Control at Construction Sites: Wastewater system. Sanitary, sewerage & 

drainage systems; flood problems, vector control, air pollution control, noise control & 

monitoring, control of infectious diseases, refuse management (including waste minimisation), 

Code of Practice and Statutory requirements 

• Safety Management on Construction Sites: Elements of safety management system. Safety 

promotion, evaluation, aselection & control of sub-contractors, safety inspections, maintenance 

regime, hazard analysis, control of movement & use of hazardous substances & chemicals, 

emergency preparedness, occupational health programme 

Management of Construction Contracts 

• Knowledge on the management of construction contracts including forms and condition 

of contracts, specifications, bills of quantities, claims and arbitration and interpretation & 

application of “articles and condition of building contract – lump sum contract” 

Project Management & IT Application 

• Techniques of project management using a structured approach. Comprehensive coverage of 

all stages of projects. Activities & transactions of a project. IT applications in project planning 

& scheduling. Basic understanding of building measurement 


Project managers, engineers, 

builders, system specialists, 

technical professionals, 

project coordinators, M&E 

coordinators,M&E supervisors 

and building trade supervisors. 



A participant must attain at least 

75% of physical attendance 

and complete all assignments 

to acceptable standards to be 

eligible to take the examination. 

Those who pass all subject 

examination and complete all 

projects within 3 years from 

the date of commencement 

will be awarded the Specialist 

Diploma in Construction 

Management. 

Management and Organisation 

• Basic functions of management: planning, organising, leading and controlling; motivation 

theories and techniques; leadership styles; monitoring and rewarding employees performance; 

analysis of organisational environment and management of change. 

Supply Chain Management 

• Procurement planning and practice; performance review of subcontractors and suppliers; 

network sourcing; inventory cost and control; application of barcode and radio frequency 

technologies; and warehouse management. Development of subcontractors and suppliers 

case study. 

Business Presentation & Negotiation Skills 

• Business communication, types of presentation, use of graphs and diagrams. Negotiation 

steps and techniques. Cultural factors affecting negotiation in Asia. Situation strategy and 

underlying interest. 


The applicant must be a Singapore Citizen or Permanent Resident or holder of a valid 

employment pass/work permit; and possess one of the following qualifications: 

a) A diploma (minimum course duration of 2 years) or equivalent qualification 





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OBJECTIVES 

The Specialist Diploma in Facility & Energy 

Management is a 9-month part-time programme 

that aims to equip participants with the skills and 

knowledge to: 

• Understand the statutes relating to facility 

management, such as risk management, 

Building Maintenance & Strata Management 

Act, Building Control Act and Town Council Act; 

• Use the facility management tools for operation 

and maintenance planning and management; 

• Carry out maintenance on general building 

facilities, such as the building interiors, 

claddings, building envelopes and roofs; 

• Manage the operation and maintenance 

functions of the building services, such as the 

ACMV system, electrical system, fire protection 

system, plumbing and sanitary systems, lift and 

escalator, filtration system; 

• Develop competency in energy auditing works, 

energy efficiency technologies and energy 

economics; 

• Conduct structural appraisal on existing 

buildings and carry out refurbishment works. 


FACILITY & ENERGY 

MANAGEMENT 

Environmental sustainability is increasingly gaining ground in the 

building and construction industry, buoyed by global concerns on climate 

change and limited natural resources. With the rising trend towards 

green technologies and renewable energy in the built environment, 

there is now a critical need for professionals that are proficient in energy 

management to operate buildings for optimal building performance. 

The Specialist Diploma in Facility & Energy Management equips you 

with essential knowledge to plan and manage building operations 

and maintenance efficiently. The programme also incorporates Energy 

Management modules to give you the added competitive edge. 

Upon graduation, you can work effectively as facility management 

executives in management corporations, building maintenance and 

building refurbishment firms or be technical specialists in energy 

service companies. 

At the end of the course, participants should be 

able to carry out efficient facility management 

with the knowledge of how various systems in a 

building interact and how preventive maintenance 

should be applied. Participants will also be 

able to conduct audit investigation and energy 

measurement using different tools. 

CONTENTS 

Facility Management & Building Legislation 

• Facility Management / Building Legislation / 

Space & Asset Management / Risk Management 

Energy Management & Renewable Energy 

• Energy Audit & Measurement / Energy 

Management & Economics / Solar Technologies 

Building Retrofit & Maintenance 

• Building Interiors / Building Envelope & Cladding 

/ Wet Areas / Structural Appraisal / Structural 

Repairs and Refurbishment / Architectural 

Repairs and Refurbishment 

Mechanical Systems 

• ACMV System / Plumbing, Sanitary & Gas 

System / Fire Protection System / Swimming 

Pool Filtration System / Indoor Air Quality & 

Legionella 

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Electrical Systems 

• Power Generation & Distribution / Efficient Lightings / Lifts & Escalators / Communication & 

Security System 

Project & Presentation 

• Each student is required to submit an individual project on developing & implementing a facility 

maintenance, refurbishment or energy conservation plan for a building. Students will take 

turns within an allocated time frame for presentation, questions & answers. 


The applicant must be a Singapore Citizen or Permanent Resident or holder of a valid employment 

pass/work permit; and possess one of the following qualifications: 






COURSE ADVANCEMENT 

Graduates of Specialist Diploma in Facility & Energy Management can choose to pursue a 

Bachelor of Construction Management through the University of Newcastle, Australia. 


Engineers, architects, project 

managers, facility managers, 

estate officers, estate 

managers, maintenance 

supervisors, project 

coordinators, supervisors and 

those who wish to enhance 

their knowledge in managing 

facilities & building energy 

performance. 



A participant must attain 









Diploma in Facility & Energy 

Management. 

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OBJECTIVES 

At the end of the course, the participants would 

have built a solid knowledge-base in the many 

facets of an interior or landscape design project, 

from planning and design to implementation. They 

would have grasped the general concepts and 

methodologies, acquired the basic vocabulary & 

typology of interior and landscape design. They 

would also possess proper methods of detailing 

with sufficient knowledge in building science & 

materials to meet the behavioural, social & physical 

requirements of design in the built environment. 

CONTENTS 

Theory & History of Interior Design 

• Development of design vocabulary through the 

theoretical study of thematic concerns, popular 

culture & ideologies 

• Overview & brief history of design & arts 

movements 

• Introduction to the vernacular expressions in the 

asian context particular to tropical architecture 


INTERIOR & 

LANDSCAPE DESIGN 

Interior and landscape design is about exploring space within a 

building and outside the building. And with design disciplines merging 

across the board, aspiring interior and landscape architects will have 

to take inspiration from architecture, landscape, product, graphic art 

and visual culture to perceive space, while considering wider issues 

such as the environment, functions and form. 

The Specialist Diploma in Interior & Landscape Design is structured 

to equip you with the knowledge of principles and theories in interior 

and landscape design, and how they are applied in real life. From idea 

conception to planning and creating interior and exterior spaces, you 

will explore new technologies to improve your design solutions and 

gain critical knowledge of building and material science to understand 

the behavioral, social and physical requirements of design in the built 

environment. 

Upon graduation, you will qualify to work as technical specialists in the 

interior and landscape design industry. 

Drawing Conventions 

• Graphical illustration with linework, toning 

& typography to represent depth, breadth, 

transparency & texture. 

• Visual language & layout – composition, scale, 

presentation techniques 

• Manual drawing techniques in 2D & 3D 

technical drawings. Includes plans, sections & 

elevations, axonometric & perspectives. 

Design Studio 1 – Principles & Methods 

• Principles of Design 

• Interior space planning methodology – theory 

of the cube and the surrounding surface plane 

as form & space studies, overview of volume, 

light, contours & textures 

• Introduction to 3D CAD for design presentation 

• Application of design parameters in studio 

sessions 

Scenography 

• Colour psychology and concepts 

• Signage, graphics, art & artifacts 

• Lighting principles & technology – daylighting, 

artificial lighting, mood & effect lighting 

Building Science 

• Fundamentals of construction technology 

& services – Structure / Plumbing / M&E 

systems/ Fire Protection / Building automation 

& communication 

• Impact of building services on interior design 

& importance of multidisciplinary collaboration 

• Acoustic & climate control 

• Building authority requirements, introduction to 

Green Mark for buildings 

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Interior Technology 

• Aesthetics versus human anthropometry & ergonomics 

• Building materials and components – usage & selection 

• Assembly & construction detailing of elements 

• Building regulations, introduction to Universal Design and Green Mark for interiors 

Design Studio 2 – Design Application 

• Residential design 

• Commercial & Retail design 

• Exhibition design 

• Hospitality design 

Project Part 1: Interior Design 

• Preparation of project with 1 day project presentation. (Students will take turns within an 

allocated time frame for presentation, questions & answers). Oral presentation will be required to 

complement visual presentation. 

• Students are to apply their gained knowledge to develop a project proposal in any application type 

according to individual interest. This is to be discussed with the course trainer & submitted to him 

or her for approval. 

• Submission requirements include scaled drawings with plans and sections as well as 3D 

projections demonstrating layout & concept; samples showing material selection and detailing as 

well as overall desired ambience. 

Concepts & History of Landscape Design 

• Introduction to popular themes & traditions – from Western, Islamic, Chinese, Japanese, Balinese, 

& tropical gardens, to modern contemporary designs 

• Incorporation of landscape design to complement the built environment and to create the Spirit 

of the Place 


Project Managers, architects, 

engineers, project coordinators, 

interior designers, landscape 

designers, supervisors and 

those who wish to cross over to 

a new field. 



A participant must attain at 

least 75% of physical 








Diploma in Interior & 

Landscape Design. 

Landscape Elements & Technology 

• Introduction to horticulture 

• Use of softscape components: basic botanical characteristics, selection & maintenance of 

common plants 

• Application of hardscape components: Surface finishes, pergola, decks, small outdoor structures, 

street & garden furniture, artifacts & water features 

• Introduction to skyrise greenery, sustainable landscape & micro-climatic control 

Landscape Design Studio 

• Indoor-outdoor relationships, intimacy & scale 

• Effects & mood setting – to add vibrancy & dazzle, to calm or to mystify 

• Strategy application – serial vs still visions, creation of vistas & framed views 

Project Part 2: Landscape Design 

• Students are expected to expand & develop an overall a medium sized landscape design scheme to arrive at an innovative solution 

• Submission requirements include scaled drawings with plans, sections as well as 3D views demonstrating layout & concept; samples showing 

material selection and detailing as well as overall desired ambience. 

• Oral presentation will be required to complement visual presentation 


The applicant must be a Singapore Citizen or Permanent Resident or holder of a valid employment pass/work permit; and possess one of the 

following qualifications: 


b) A relevant Advanced Certificate / Higher NITEC / Advanced NBQ with 2 to 3 years of relevant work experience 



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M&E 

COORDINATION 

The growing complexity of Mechanical and Electrical (M&E) services 

in commercial, residential, industrial and infrastructural projects have 

made the role of an M&E coordinator increasingly important. Proper 

planning and coordination of M&E services are central to the success 

of building projects, playing key roles in building aesthetics, operational 

efficiency and optimal building maintenance. 

The Specialist Diploma in M&E Coordination designed to meet the 

increasing sophistication in building design as demanded by the 

market. It aims to equip individuals with the technical knowledge of 

industry best practices as well as managerial skills to undertake both 

conventional and specialised building projects. The Specialist Diploma in 

M&E Coordination is recognised by BCA as a technical qualification that 

is acceptable for M&E work head registration under BCA’s Contractors 

Registry. 

Upon graduation, participants can look forward to become M&E 

engineers, property executives and facilities executives. The Specialist 

Diploma also serves as a stepping-stone to technically advanced 

positions such as project managers or M&E managers. 

OBJECTIVES 

This 9-month part-time specialist diploma 

programme aims to familiarise participants with 

the Design & Build concept, BCA’s CORENET 

e-submission, safe practices related to M&E 

works, M&E services, building structures and 

architectural construction, specifications, 

negotiating skills etc. The course emphasizes 

training on CAD coordination drafting and active 

learning via class discussion. At the end of the 

course, the participant should have acquired the 

skills and knowledge to: 

• Understand the construction, installation and 

inspection of mechanical and electrical services 

in construction projects 

• Interpret M&E, architectural and structural 

drawings and prepare penetration and 

coordination drawings 

• Plan and execute the coordination of M&E 

services installation 

• Carry out safe work procedures and installation 

practices 

• Appreciate Government Departments’ rules and 

requirements and make timely submissions for 

approvals and inspections 

• Communicate effectively with consultants and 

sub-contractors 

CONTENTS 

Understanding Site Organisation and 

Contract Administration 

• Construction site organization / Roles and 

contractual relationship between parties / 

Roles and responsibilities of M&E coordinator 

/ Construction plant – hoist, generator and 

pumps / Law of contract / Types of design 

and construction approaches / Contents 

of construction contracts / Standard form 

of contracts, variations, payment, claims 

and defects / Attendance provided by main 

contractor and sub-contractors / Interpreting 

specifications / Contractual risks 

Understanding the Principles, Installation & 

Inspection of M&E Systems 

• Construction processes, specification and 

performance requirements of M&E services / 

Relevant codes of practice and standards for 

the equipment and materials for M&E services 

/ Working principles, key components and 

installation methods / Inspection, testing and 

commissioning / Application procedures for 

approval, installation works and connection to 

services’ mains / Procedures for handling over 

M&E services 

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Understanding Building Structures and Architectural Construction 

• RC and structural steel, precast and prestressed concrete, flat slab, frames construction 

and sequence / Architectural systems - building envelope, ceilings, internal partitions, floor 

systems, system furniture construction and work sequence 

Understanding the Principles, Installation & Inspection of M&E System in Specialised 

Facilities 

• Construction processes, specification and performance requirements of M&E services / 

Working principles, key components and installation methods / Inspection, testing and 

commissioning / Procedures for handling over M&E services 

Understanding and Production of Drawings 

• Interpretation of structural, architectural and services drawings / AutoCAD practice / 

Coordination of services in M&E plant rooms, ceiling space and below raise floor / Interfacing 

of structural, architectural and services / Preparation of penetration and coordination drawings 

Understanding Installation Practices 

• Basic leveling and using surveying instruments / Underground services survey, detection and 

drawings / Excavation and shoring for M&E pipe laying / Structural supports, thermal and 

acoustics insulation for M&E equipment and pipes / Installation for ease of identification and 

protection against mechanical damage / Maintenance considerations for accessibility and 

future parts replacement 


Project managers, engineers, 

system specialists, project 

coordinators, M&E coordinators 

and building trade supervisors. 



A participant must attain 







and complete all projects 

within 3 years from the date of 

commencement will be awarded 

the Specialist Diploma in 

M&E Coordination. 

Understanding Safe Work Practices and Planning of Works 

• Safe Work Practices / Planning techniques including CPM, PERT and line-of-balance / Develop 

short term weekly plans and daily schedules / Using planned schedule for extension of time 

claim / Minutes writing / Negotiating skills 

Documentation and Building Development Procedures 

• Rules and requirements for applications and permits to commence work / Approvals required 

for TOP and CSC / Introduction to CORENET e-Submission / O&M manuals, warranties and 

as-built drawings for submission on hand-over of works / CONQUAS assessment standards 

Project & Presentation 

• Students will be required to submit an individual report related to the course of study and do 

a presentation to a panel of assesors 

Holders of Certificate in M&E Coordination will be exempted from these subjects 


The applicant must be a Singapore Citizen or Permanent Resident or holder of a valid employment 

pass/work permit; and possess one of the following qualifications: 






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OBJECTIVES 

The objectives of the Specialist Diploma in WSH 

are: 

• To provide participants with an in-depth 

knowledge of WSH competencies under the 

WSH Qualifications framework; and 

• To prepare participants to be competent WSH 

Officers for the construction industry 

CONTENTS 

The course consists of 14 Competency Units 

(CUs), of which 11 are Core Units and 3 are 

Elective Units. 

Core Competency Units 

• Bridging Module: Apply Basic 

Mathematics and Science Topics in WSH* 

Application of mathematics, physics 

and chemistry principles in WSH such as 

calculation of forces, load, energy, pressure, 

ventilation, etc. 

*Applicants who possess a recognised engineering 

or technology related Degree or Diploma may 

be exempted from studying the Bridging Module. 

• Establish and Review WSH Policy and 

Objectives 

Developing, implementing and reviewing WSH 

policy and objectives. 


Workplace Safety 

and Health 

Under the legal framework of Workplace Safety and Health (WSH), 

a WSH Officer is required to be appointed for a construction project 

with a contract sum of $10 million or more. The Specialist Diploma in 

Workplace Safety and Health (SDipWSH) is one of the qualifications 

recognised for the registration of a WSH Officer by the Ministry of 

Manpower. This course will also prepare the participants to take up 

employment as other WSH professionals such as WSH Managers, WSH 

Advisors, WSH Specialists, etc. 

The course is developed based on the WSH Professionals Workforce 

Skills Qualifications (WSQ) framework which is jointly formulated by the 

Singapore Workforce Development Agency (WDA), Ministry of Manpower 

(MOM) and the industry. The course contents have been developed to 

suit personnel who wish to work in the construction industry. 

• Advise on WSH Legal Compliance Issues 

Identifying WSH legal and other requirements 

to advise the stakeholders on compliance with 

the requirements. 

• Establish Measurement and Monitoring 

of WSH Performance 

Establishing measurement and monitoring 

of WSH performance, as well as advising 

stakeholders on WSH hazard sampling. 

• Design and Implement Behavioural 

Safety Programme 

Developing, maintaining and reviewing 

behavioural safety programmes. 

• Establish and Manage Incident 

Investigation and Analysis Processes 

Developing, implementing and reviewing WSH 

incident investigation and analysis processes. 

• Manage Internal WSH Audit System 

Developing internal WSH audit system; 

Conducting internal WSH audit; 

Reviewing and follow-up on audit findings. 

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• Establish and Review Emergency Preparedness and Response Plan 

Developing, implementing and maintaining an organisational emergency 

preparedness and response plan. 

• Lead Workplace Communication and Negotiations 

Leading workplace communication; Establishing communication strategies for an 

organisation; Developing a work team; Monitoring and evaluating progress of the work 

team; Leading workplace negotiations. 

• Identify WSH hazards and assess WSH risks 

Identifying hazards and assessing risks at the workplace, including estimating costs due to 

the WSH risks. 

• Control WSH risks 

Establishing control requirements; Recommending reasonably practicable control measures; 

Implementing and reviewing risk control measures. 

Elective Competency Units 

• Manage WSH risks in construction industry 

Managing compliance issues in construction industries; Controlling and managing WSH 

risks in construction industries. 

• Manage Workplace Safety and Health System 

Identifying responsibilities under WSH Act; Establishing and maintaining workplace safety 

and health framework; Establishing and evaluating workplace safety and health system, 

policies, procedures and programmes. 

• Prepare and facilitate classroom training (T&D Framework) 

Reviewing learners’ profile and adjust training programme to meet their needs; Preparing 

resources needed for training delivery; Creating and maintaining a conducive learning 

environment; Facilitating learning through effective instructional skills and strategies; 

Monitoring learners’ progress and adjust training programme; Reviewing post-course 

evaluation. 


The applicant must be a Singapore Citizen or Permanent Resident or holder of valid 

employment pass/work permit and possess one of the following qualifications: 

a) GCE “O” Levels in English (Grades 1-6) OR ESS - WPL (Reading, Writing, Listening & 

Speaking) Level 6; AND 

b) GCE “O” Levels in Mathematics (Grades 1-6) OR ESS - WPN - Level 6; AND 

c) Advanced Certificate in WSH (ACWSH) OR Certificate in Safety Coordinators Training 

Course (SCTC) OR 5 years of working experience as a Safety Supervisor/Safety Coordinator 


Persons with relevant 

qualifications or experience 

who aspire to be WSH Officers 

or other WSH professionals 

such as WSH Managers, WSH 

Advisors, WSH Specialists. 



i) Participants will be 

assessed individually for each 

Competency Unit (CU). 

ii) Assessment for each CU will 

be competency-based and may 

consist of: Work Assignments, 

Project Reports, Case Studies, 

Role-Plays, Oral / Written 

Questioning and Interview 

Sessions. 

iii) Participants must achieve 

at least 75% physical 

attendance to be eligible for the 

assessment. 

iv) Participants who are certified 

to be competent in each CU 

will be awarded a Statement of 

Attainment (SOA). Participants 

who obtained SOAs for all 

required CUs will be awarded 

a WSQ Specialist Diploma 

in Workplace Safety and 

Health. 

Note: ESS WPL/N stands for Singapore Employability Skills System’s Workplace Literacy & Workplace Numeracy Skills. 

For more information on ESS WPLN, please refer to the website: http://www.wda.gov.sg 

Registration for Specialist Diploma in Workplace Safety and Health will open when there are vacancies. 

Please refer to our website at www.bcaa.edu.sg for updated information. 

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Administration Details and General Information 

Course 

Code 

Course 

Duration 

Course Fee 

(incl GST) 

Commencement 

Schedule 

74051 

Specialist Diploma in 

Building Cost Management 

285 training hrs 

(9 months) 

(2 semesters) 

S$4,472.60** 27 Feb 2013 

74056 


Building Information Modeling 


(5 months) 

(1 semester) 

S$4,922.00** 6 May 2013 

74037 


Construction Management 


(9 months) 

(2 semesters) 

S$3,648.70** 5 Mar 2013 

74019 


Facility & Energy Management 


(9 months) 

(2 semesters) 

S$3,648.70** 25 Feb 2013 

74015 


Interior & Landscape Design 


(9 months) 

(2 semesters) 

S$3,648.70** 18 Feb 2013 

74033 


M&E Coordination 

For holders of Certificate in M&E 

Coordination (Exempted from 

subjects as shown on Page 14&15) 


(9 months) 

(2 semesters) 


(with exemptions) 

S$4,606.35** 

S$2,963.90** 

28 Feb 2013 

76068 

Specialist Diploma in Workplace 

Safety & Health (with exemption from “Apply 

basic mathematics & science topics in WSH”) 

Apply basic Mathematics and 

Science topics in WSH # 


(7 months) 

30 hrs (1 month) 

S$4,494.00 

S$1,348.25* 

S$749.00 

S$224.70* 

Registration will re-open 

when there are vacanies, 

visit www.bcaa.edu.sg 

for updated information. 

Frequency: 3 times a week from 6.30pm to 9.30pm on weekdays 

Venue: 

BCA Academy 

Course Delivery: English 

For enquiries, please call 6248 9999; or email to bca_academy@bca.gov.sg 

* WDA Course Fee Grant 

** The Course Fees Subsidy amount is pending approval from WDA. Please visit www.bcaa.edu.sg for updated information. 

# Participants have to obtain competency in the unit “Apply basic mathematics and science topics in WSH” before they can apply for 

the full course on Specialist Diploma in WSH. 

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WDA COURSE FEE GRANT 

• The grant is applicable to Singapore Citizens or Singapore Permanent Residents only. 

• BCA Academy reserves the right to claim back the funded course fee from the participant / sponsoring company in the event that 

the participant fails to achieve 75% attendance or pass the assessments or have violated the rules or code of conduct set by 

BCA Academy. 

• The funded course fee is subjected to revision by WDA. 

Skills Development Fund (SDF) 

Companies are required to enrol their staff (Singaporean or Singapore Permanent Resident) through WDA’s SkillsConnect system @ 

www.skillsconnect.gov.sg. Eligible applicants will pay the balance of course fee (inclusive of GST) after the SDF support. 

Withdrawal 

If the notice of withdrawal is received by BCA Academy 14 working days or more before the course/semester commencement date, 

90% of the fee paid will be refunded. If the notice of withdrawal is received by BCA Academy between 4 to 13 working days before the 

course/semester commencement date, 75% of the fee will be refunded. If the notice of withdrawal is received by BCA Academy less than 

4 working days before the course/semester commencement date, no refund will be given. 

Replacement 

Replacement of participants is allowed if the substitute meets all the entry requirements and the request is made at least 4 working days 

before the course/semester commencement date. 

Deferment 

If the application for deferment is received by BCA Academy 14 working days or more before the course/semester commencement date, 

an administration fee of 10% of the original course/semester fee is chargeable. If the application is received by BCA Academy less than 

14 working days but more than 3 working days before the course/semester commencement date, an administration fee of 25% of the fee 

is chargeable. No deferment is allowed if the notice is received by BCA Academy less than 4 working days before the course/semester 

commencement date. Under this circumstance, the case will be treated as a withdrawal unless the registered participant decides to 

proceed with the original course. 

Programme Switching 

Application for programme switching must be submitted to the BCA Academy at least 4 working days before the course/semester 

commencement date. If the application is approved, the participant may be given a refund if the fee of the new programme is lower than 

that of the original programme. However, any refund arising from programme switching shall not be more than 10% of the fee of the 

original programme. 

English Screening Test 

Applicants under the following categories shall take an English Screening Test (at a fee of $21.40, inclusive of GST) conducted by 

BCA Academy to enable the Academy to assess their enrolment eligibility. An English Screening Test is applicable for the applicants if: 

i) They do not possess a Diploma or NCCS certificate; or 

ii) They are holding Degrees or Diplomas issued by countries where English is not the main medium of instruction 

Alternatively, applicants can take the ESS Workplace Literacy test from WDA and obtain a pass at level 6 or higher. 

BCA Academy reserves the right to amend the programme details, revise the course/semester fee without prior notice, to cancel, postpone or 

change the venue of the programme in the event of any unforeseen circumstances. 

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200 Braddell Road Singapore 579700 Tel: 6248 9999 Fax: 6258 0558 

Application Form: 

Specialist Diploma Programmes 

(Except for Specialist Diploma in Workplace Safety and Health) 

For Official Use Yes No 

Meet Entry Requirement 

Meet Special Qualification 

Course Applied: ______________________________________________________________ 

1. Personal Particulars 

Officer-in-charge’s name/signature/date 

Name: 

Underline surname (in BLOCK letters) 

NRIC / FIN No: 

Age: 

Home Address: 

Work Permit No.: 

Date of Birth: / / (dd/mm/yyyy) 

Gender : * Male / Female 

Postal Code: 

Tel : Fax : HP. No. : 

Email: 

Marital Status: 

# For non-Singaporean / Permanent Residents, a copy of the employment pass or work permit / PR documents MUST be submitted with the application. 

2. Qualifications (Highest Academic and Technical Qualifications) 

Year Obtained Qualification Institution 

Copies of school certificates and academic qualifications MUST be submitted with the application. 

3. CURRENT EMPLOYMENT 

Company UEN No.: 

Training Grant Application No (TG): 

Company: 

WDA’s SkillsConnect Account No: 

(For company that has successfully applied for SDF claim) 

GST Registered Company : YES / NO * 

Office Address: 

Contact Person: Designation: Tel : 

Nature of Business (Briefly describe): 

Appointment/Designation: Salary: Date Joined Companny : 

(optional) 

Brief description of your duties: 

* Delete where neccessary

4. PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT (Use separate sheet if space is insufficient) 

Company Designation Duration Job Description (e.g. structural, renovation, M&E etc) 

5. APPLICATION FOR EXEMPTION FROM CLASS LESSONS 

Candidate may apply for exemption from class lessons subject to approval. Application must be made before the course registration closing date. Successful 

candidate that is granted exemption would still be required to complete all course assessments and exams in order to qualify for the Specialist Diploma. The 

exemption is only applicable to class lessons only and there will be no reduction in course fee. Exemption is not applicable to SDF funded candidate. 

In view of my formal qualification(s) as listed in item 2, I would like to apply exemption(s) for the following modules: 

____________________________: ______________________________: ________________________________ 

(please state the modules and submit all supporting documents such as transcript and subject outline, indicating prior learning experience). 

6. PAYMENT OF COURSE FEES 

Payment Mode: 

1 

Giro 

2 

Cheque *Cash / Nets / Credit Card 

(Payment must be made personally at BCA Academy) 

1 

Bank Account No.: ____________________________________________________________________ 

(should be the same bank account as indicated in the Direct Debit Authourisation form submitted to Building and Construction Authority) 

2 

Cheque No.: _______________________________________ dated: _____________________ for $ ______________________ 

(Cheque should be crossed, marked “account payee only” and made payable to “Building and Construction Authority”) 

Payment must be made when registering for a course to be assured of a training place. No invoice will be issued. 

7. DECLARATION ( please tick √ where applicable ) 

I/We agree to allow BCA to disclose to other government agencies and / or the Government any information relating to me/us in connection with, arising 

from or relating to this application, including but not limited to my/our personal particulars and my/ our test results. 

a) *I/We hereby declare that the particulars given in the Application Form are true and correct in every respect. *I/We understand that the application will 

be disqualified if any information given is found to be untrue and the fees paid will be forfeited. 

b) *I/We declare that the above applicant meets the entry requirements as stated in this brochure. 

c) *I/We also accept that BCA Academy reserves the right to accept or reject the application for whatever reason and no refund of fees will be made for 

withdrawal on or after the commencement of the course which the applicant has been accepted. 

d) *The company sponsors the above applicant. 

The company will sponsor the above applicant 

We, the applicant company agree and undertake to pay BCA Academy the Skillsconnect Training Grant amount in full if the registered trainee(s) does not satisfy 

or comply the terms and conditions of the course and/or the Skillsconnect Training Grant and/or WDA Training Assistance scheme or in the event that, for 

whatever reasons the WDA does not pay to BCA Academy that portion of the course fee. 

For company using GIRO for payment 

We hereby declare that our Direct Debit and Direct Credit Authorisation for GIRO application with the Building and Construction Authority (BCA) still remain in force. 

We authorise BCA to issue instructions to our bank/finance company to debit our account for the total amount shown above for the purpose of course registration. 

Name/Signature ( *Company / individual applicant) 

FOR OFFICIAL USE 

Application No.: ______________________________________ 

Processing Officer: ____________________________________ 

signature/date 

* Delete where neccessary 

Company Stamp 

(For company application) 

Official Receipt No.: ______________________________________ 

Cashier: ______________________________________ 


BCA Academy reserves the right to amend the programme details, revise the course/semester fee without prior notice, to cancel, postpone or change the venue of the programme in the event of any 

unforeseen circumstances.

Application Form 


Workplace Safety and Health 

For Official Use Yes No 

Direct entry to Specialist Dip in WSH 

Attend Bridging Module - 

Apply basic Maths and Science Topics 

1. Personal Particulars 

Officer-in-charge’s name/signature/date 

Name: 

Underline surname (in BLOCK letters) 

NRIC / PP No: 

Date of Birth: 

(dd/mm/yyyy) 

Home Address: 

Nationality: 

Marital Status.: 

Gender : * Male / Female 


Email: 

Postal Code: 

2. Entry Requirements (Please fill in both Parts A & B) 

Part A - Academic Qualification 

Qualification Institution 

Please tick 

where applicable 

ESS WPLN Level 6 - Reading, Listening, Speaking & Writting 

GCE ‘O’ Level - English (Grade1-6) & Mathematics (Grade1-6) 

Diploma in: 

Degree in: 

Others: 

Part B - Relevant Safety Certificate OR WSH related work experience 

Advanced Certificate in WSH 

Certificate in Safety Co-ordinators Training Course 

At least 5 years WSH related work experience such as Safety Supervisor/WSH co-ordinator (Please describe your work experience below) 

Please tick 

where applicable 

Current Company & Job description: From To 

Previous Companies & Job description: 

Copies of relevant certificates for academic / safety qualifications & testimonials for work experience MUST be submitted with the application. 

* Delete where neccessary

3. CURRENT EMPLOYMENT 

Company Name: 

Company UEN No.: 

GST Registered Company : YES / NO * 

Company Address: 

Contact Person: 

Designation: 


Email: 

4. APPLICATION FOR EXEMPTION 

In view of my formal qualification(s) as listed in Item 2, I would like to apply exemption for ________________________________________________ 

__________________________________________________________________________________ (Please indicate subject(s), if applicable. 

5. PAYMENT OF COURSE FEES 

Full Course Fee (incl GST): s$4,494.00 (before Grant) S$1,348.25 (after Grant) 

Fee with 1CU Exempted (incl GST): s$4,146.25 (before Grant) s$1,243.85 (after Grant) 

Fee with 2CUs Exempted (incl GST): s$3,803.85 (before Grant) s$1,141.15 (after Grant) 

Fee with 3CUs Exempted (incl GST): s$3,456.10 (before Grant) s$1,036.80 (after Grant) 

Payment Mode: 

1 

Giro 

2 

Cheque *Cash / Nets / Credit Card 

(Payment must be made personally at BCA Academy) 

1 

Bank Account No.: _______________________ (should be the same bank account as indicated in the Direct Debit Authourisation form submitted to Building and Construction Authority) 

2 

Cheque No. _____________________________________ dated _________________________ for $ ______________________________ 

(Cheque should be crossed, marked “account payee only” and made payable to “Building and Construction Authority”) 

Payment must be made when registering for a course to be assured of a training place. No invoice will be issued. 

6. DECLARATION ( please tick √ where applicable ) 

I/We agree to allow BCA to disclose to other government agencies and / or the Government any information relating to me/us in connection with, arising from 

or relating to this application, including but not limited to my/our personal particulars and my/ our test results. 

a) *I/We hereby declare that the particulars given in the Application Form are true and correct in every respect. *I/We understand that the application will 

be disqualified if any information given is found to be untrue and the fees paid will be forfeited. 

b) *I/We declare that the above applicant meets the entry requirements as stated in this brochure. 

c) *I/We also accept that BCA Academy reserves the right to accept or reject the application for whatever reason and no refund of fees will be made for 

withdrawal on or after the commencement of the course which the applicant has been accepted. 

d) *The company sponsors the above applicant. 

# Application for WDA’s Course Fee Grant 

*We, the applicant company / I, the applicant, agree and undertake to pay BCA Academy the course fee grant amount in full if *the registered trainee does not 

/ I do not satisfy or comply with the terms and conditions of the course and/or the WDA Training Assistance scheme or in the event that, for whatever reasons, 

the WDA does not pay to BCA Academy that portion of the course fee. 

# Eligibility of grant 

Trainee must achieve at least 75% attendance and must pass all prescribed examination/assessment. 

For company using GIRO for payment 

We hereby declare that our Direct Debit and Direct Credit Authorisation for GIRO application with the Building and Construction Authority (BCA) still remain in force. 

We authorise BCA to issue instructions to our bank/finance company to debit our account for the total amount shown above for the purpose of course registration. 

Name/Signature ( *Company / individual applicant) 

FOR OFFICIAL USE 

Application No.: ______________________________________ 

Processing Officer: ____________________________________ 


* Delete where neccessary 

Company Stamp 

(For company application) 

Official Receipt No.: ______________________________________ 

Cashier: ______________________________________ 

signature/date

BCA ACADEMY 

200 Braddell Road Singapore 579700 

Tel: 6248 9999 

Fax: 6258 0558 

www.bcaa.edu.sg 

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All rights reserved. All information in this document is 

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