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How to become a construction site manager
Runs building sites: people, safety, schedules and quality.
See all routes in WayWhatAfter GCSEs
- Design, Surveying and Planning for Construction T-level T-level: leads straight into this work
- A-levels at sixth form Sixth form: a step towards the routes below
- IB Diploma Programme IB programme: a step towards the routes below
After sixth form or college
Construction site supervisor (higher apprenticeship) Higher apprenticeship
- With A-levels: No specific subjects required. Helpful: Maths, Physics, Geography, Business. Typical: Employers set their own requirements; often a Level 3 qualification or relevant experience on site.
- With the IB Diploma (Higher Level subjects): No specific subjects required. Helpful: Maths: Analysis and Approaches, Physics, Geography, Business Management. Typical: Employers set their own requirements; often a Level 3 qualification or relevant experience on site.
- With a T-level: No specific subjects required. Typical: Construction T-levels are a strong fit.