| Duration | 45 Days. Daily 4 Hours |
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| Fees | 5400/- Live Online |
Masonry is the core trade of building and construction. It is a technical job where one needs to position the bricks, stones or concrete blocks as part of a construction.
The demand for professional masons has become the need of an hour due to the boom in the construction industry. Many of the people who work in masonry do not undergo formal school training. Neither do they attend vocational training at college.
They learn skills through informal training. These training courses are based on conventional technology and concepts. The standard of the teaching is therefore just as strong as the master's abilities and his willingness and capacity to transmit these skills.
In general, unskilled employees demonstrate lower productivity, lack of understanding of quality, high loss of materials and lack of sufficient work knowledge or skills.
Due to this there is a need for skill-based training of masons in order to resolve such issues.
An assistant mason is one who works on a building site under a supervisor's close guidance and supervision. A mason should be physically fit and adaptable to work in challenging and tough building conditions. He should be able to meet the needs and requirements of the job. He should assist in conducting tasks such as material transfer, managing instruments and housekeeping. He should also support the construction of the site, the clearance of bricks and other semi-qualified tasks.
Masonry is the core trade of building and construction. It is a technical job where one needs to position the bricks, stones or concrete blocks as part of a construction.
The demand for professional masons has become the need of an hour due to the boom in the construction industry. Many of the people who work in masonry do not undergo formal school training. Neither do they attend vocational training at college.
They learn skills through informal training. These training courses are based on conventional technology and concepts. The standard of the teaching is therefore just as strong as the master's abilities and his willingness and capacity to transmit these skills.
In general, unskilled employees demonstrate lower productivity, lack of understanding of quality, high loss of materials and lack of sufficient work knowledge or skills.
Due to this there is a need for skill-based training of masons in order to resolve such issues.
An assistant mason is one who works on a building site under a supervisor's close guidance and supervision. A mason should be physically fit and adaptable to work in challenging and tough building conditions. He should be able to meet the needs and requirements of the job. He should assist in conducting tasks such as material transfer, managing instruments and housekeeping. He should also support the construction of the site, the clearance of bricks and other semi-qualified tasks.
Helper Mason
Assistant Mason
Mason
Contractor
Site Engineer
Supervisor
Construction Manager
Project Manager
What are the Job Prospects & Career Progression?
Helper Mason
Assistant Mason
Mason
Contractor
Site Engineer
Supervisor
Construction Manager
Project Manager
What are the Common Designations in various Industries?
Some of the Common Designations are :- Assistant Mason, Supervisor
| Classroom Training | 12 hrs |
| Practical Training | 18 hrs |
| Classroom Training | 12 hrs |
| Practical Training | 18 hrs |
| Classroom Training | 12 hrs |
| Practical Training | 18 hrs |
| Classroom Training | 12 hrs |
| Practical Training | 18 hrs |
| Classroom Training | 12 hrs |
| Practical Training | 18 hrs |
| Classroom Training | 12 hrs |
| Practical Training | 18 hrs |
| Classroom Training | 12 hrs |
| Practical Training | 18 hrs |
Week 1 Measurements & Tools
Classroom Training : 12 hrs Practical Training : 18 hrs
Week 2 Proportion & Brick Work
Classroom Training : 12 hrs Practical Training : 18 hrs
Week 3 Brick Work & Level Checking
Classroom Training : 12 hrs Practical Training : 18 hrs
Week 4 Windows, Doors & Bathroom
Classroom Training : 12 hrs Practical Training : 18 hrs
Week 5 Plaster, Scaffolding & RCC
Classroom Training : 12 hrs Practical Training : 18 hrs
Week 6 Cracks, proportion & finishing
Classroom Training : 12 hrs Practical Training : 18 hrs
Week 7 Types of Masonry & pointing
Classroom Training : 12 hrs Practical Training : 18 hrs
Barku had left school in 9th std. Due to low qualifications and no skills, he was unable to earn well. He joined Asst. Mason course and learned the required skills. After the course, he started working at a fixed income of Rs 9000/ month.
Vaibhav left the school in 9th standard and started farming due to family needs. He started working on daily wages of Rs. 150 /- day but after the completion of the Assistant Mason Course he is now getting a fixed salary of Rs 8,000 per month.
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After the course, huge job opportunities are expected at the construction site.
These jobs are expanding significantly in the coming years due to building, modifications, extensions, restoration, installations, maintenance, and renovation of constructions and other structures. In building sites there are even more positions as a contractor, manager, assistant, etc.
Course Opportunities
After the course, huge job opportunities are expected at the construction site.
These jobs are expanding significantly in the coming years due to building, modifications, extensions, restoration, installations, maintenance, and renovation of constructions and other structures. In building sites there are even more positions as a contractor, manager, assistant, etc.
