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STUDENT HANDBOOK AND ORIENTATION SLIDES AS AT 3 APRIL 2020 VISION, MISSION, & CORE VALUES VISION CORE VALUES MISSION Aspiring to be the preferred To develop a skilled and well- Empowerment for Excellence provider of Vocational
AS AT 3 APRIL 2020
To develop a skilled and well- sought after work force for the Technical and Arts Industries globally. Aspiring to be the preferred provider
Vocational Programmes for the Technical and Arts Industries in Asia.
VISION, MISSION, & CORE VALUES
VISION MISSION CORE VALUES
LOCATION
#01-04 Golden Wall Centre, 89 short street, Singapore 188216
CONTACT NUMBER
+65 9026 7031
EMAIL & WEBSITE
admin@ccmt.edu.sg www.ccmt.edu.sg
CPE REGISTRATION NUMBER
201223295N Validity Period: 30.07.2018 to 29.07.2022
#02-01 (Classroom 4), 58sqm Classroom Capacity - 38 #03-10 (Classroom 1), 70sqm Classroom capacity - 46 #01-04 (Classroom 2), 34sqm Classroom capacity - 22 #02-21 (Classroom 5), 32sqm Classroom capacity - 21 #02-06 (Classroom 6), 33sqm Classroom capacity - 22
FACILITIES
ORGANIZATION CHART
ORGANIZATION CHART
Academic Board Members Examination Board Members
Ms.Yvonne Chia, Graduate Diploma in Business Administration Ms.Yvonne Chia, Graduate Diploma in Business Administration, Singapore Institute of Management Bachelor of Laws, LLB (Hons), University of London Bachelor of Arts, National University of Singapore
Doctor of Education, Western Mindanao State University, Philippines Master of Science (Civil Engineering), National University Of Singapore
Doctor of Education, Western Mindanao State University, Philippines Master of Science (Civil Engineering), National University Of Singapore
Master of Science (Asia-Pacific Human Resources Management) National University Of Singapore
Master of Science (Mechanical Engineering), National University Of Singapore
Master of Science (Mechanical Engineering), National University Of Singapore
STANDARD STUDENT CONTRACT
The CPE-approved Student Contract is a legal contract that binds both Capital College of Management and Technology Pte Ltd and the student that embodies the following mandatory requirements:
part-time basis;
not be more than 3 months after the completion of the final examination unless
STANDARD STUDENT CONTRACT
The CPE-approved Student Contract is a legal contract that binds both Capital College of Management and Technology Pte Ltd and the student that embodies the following mandatory requirements:
STANDARD STUDENT CONTRACT
be given to the student and the other copy will be kept by the College.
entered with each student admitted into the course offered.
responsibility of the College to ensure that each student fully understands them.
both the College and the student.
should they decide to withdraw from the course, they will be refunded the highest percentage stated in Schedule D.
STUDENT SERVICES
Student Support
Mani Sandhya sandhya@ccmt.edu.sg
Student Support
Kelvinn Goh kelvinngoh@ccmt.edu.sg 9199 8299
STUDENT SERVICES
For All New Students
The College will provide the following services to ensure that students make a smooth transition to Singapore: -
arrangements
STUDENT SERVICES
For All Current & Enrolled Students
The College aims to provide all students with an academic education of the highest standards through the provision of these services:
STUDENT SERVICES
For enhancing overall Student Experience
In ensuring that the College provides for an exceptional student experience, it undertakes to provide the following services:
Orientation Satisfaction Survey / End of Course Survey)
STUDENT PASS
Fill in application forms (16, V36, V36A if applicable) Provide copies of:
transcripts
Registration Collection To bring
*Students are prohibited from attending classes in PEI before obtaining ICA Approval
STUDENT PASS
Students must inform PEI to renew their student passes 1 month before the expiry. There will be no renewal of student passes after the expiry date Renewal Collection To bring
STUDENT PASS
Student must return their Student Passes to ICA within 7 days after the end of their courses. PEI will inform ICA of foreign students’ departure dates from Singapore. No foreign student may stay in Singapore after his/her pass expires Cancellation Online Application Online Student Pass Application www.ica.gov.sg
STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT
Behaviour
not allowed
by the College.
Mutilation, Vandalism And Theft
action and are liable to compensate the CCMT for the damages and repair costs
disciplinary action and may be handed over to the police or other relevant authorities, depending on the severity of the offence.
STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT
Falsification Use of Handphones
Transcripts/ Certifying Letters/ Medical Certificate and Notes from medical practitioners or other official documents will be subjected to disciplinary action and may even face expulsion from the course.
under the age of 18) or College’s staff will face disciplinary action
Liability On Loss Of Personal Belongings
disciplinary actions.
alleged offence or misconduct committed in an objective and reasonable manner.
❖ A Warning Letter ❖ Expulsion from College ❖ Refer to relevant authorities for necessary action
course fees.
STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT
Discipline
during examination will be subjected to disciplinary actions.
❖ A Warning Letter ❖ Expulsion from College ❖ Refer to relevant authorities for necessary action
course fees.
STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT
Cheating in Examination
PRE-COURSE COUNSELLING
Students must certify through the Student Application Form - Pre-Course Counselling Section that the Recruitment Staff has performed counselling services in the areas required by the PEI, which may include:
students
PRE-COURSE COUNSELLING
PRE-COURSE COUNSELLING
For student pass holders
employment or attend an industrial attachment/internship programme, whether paid or unpaid, without a valid work pass issued by Ministry of Manpower
APPLICATION PROCESS
Submit a completed registration form either via post or in person at our Admissions office: Capital College of Management & Technology #01-04 Golden Wall Centre, 89 Short Street, Singapore 188216 You may obtain a Student Application Form at our Admissions Office or download a copy from our website. Application Supporting Documents Ensure that you fulfil the entry requirements and have all necessary documents prepared:
and Transcripts
A one-time, non-refundable application fee of 100SGD (Diploma) /200SGD (Advanced Diploma) is required for all new students
ADMISSION PROCESS
Capital College of Management and Technology offers admission to students based on the students: 1. Having applied for admission through the proper application procedure and conditions; 2. Having met the minimum entry requirements for the chosen course; 3. Having successfully passed an oral interview (if any) and/or placement test (if required); 4. Having provided Capital College of Management and Technology with true and accurate information in the application and/or enrolment forms; 5. Presenting Capital College of Management and Technology with the originals of all the educational and
6. Declared physically and mentally fit to pursue the course of study admitted to; 7. Having signed the declaration of undertaking; 8. Being approved to enrol into the course of study by Capital College of Management and Technology; 9. Having signed the acceptance letter;
PAYMENT METHODS
marketing collaterals and the standard Student Contract.
PayNow and Cheque (made payable to: Capital College of Management and Technology)
continuously maintained.
FEE PROTECTION SCHEME
The College has put in place and adopted the Fee Protection Scheme (FPS) which serves to protect students’ fees in the event a private education institution is unable to continue operating due to insolvency, and/or regulatory closure. The Fee Protection Scheme also protects students if the private education institution fails to pay penalties or return fees to the students arising from judgment made against it by the Singapore courts. The Fees Protection Scheme is available in 2 forms, either insurance or escrow scheme. Under the CPE regulations, this scheme is compulsory for all students. Capital College of Management and Technology has appointed Lonpac Insurance Bhd as our FPS insurance
events, as stated in the terms of the insurance coverage, students protected under this scheme will be able to make a claim from Lonpac for the fees they paid.
MISCELLANEOUS FEES
Supplementary Examination Fee (Per Subject) S$100.00 Examination appeal fee (Per subject) S$100.00 Re-submission Fee (Project and assignment) S$100.00 Late Payment Charges S$100.00 Transfer Fee (Per course) S$150.00 Programme Deferment Fee S$100.00 Reprint of Transcript S$100.00 Reprint of Certificate S$150.00
Grading System:
Grade Grading Scheme A* 90 and Above A 80 – 89 B 70 – 79 C 60 – 69 D 50 – 59 P Pass at Supplementary Examination F 49 and Below
DIPLOMA IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
This programme will give learners sound background knowledge on the nature of civil engineering environment and its impact on the personal and society. The main aim of this programme is to develop graduates with broad range of qualities and skills essential to be a competent civil engineer, the qualification equivalent to the first two years of an undergraduate based on the international model. The programme introduces the essential concepts involved such as planning, design, and construction of environment and infrastructure. Student will explore civil engineering concepts, construction practice, technology, and design and site
learning practical skills and developing an ability to solve technical problems. Upon successful completion of Diploma, Graduates will be able to upgrade in their current employment as assistant site engineer, civil & structural engineer and site supervisor and able to perform duties more effectively by applying the theory knowledge and techniques.
DIPLOMA IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
Study Modes Part Time Full Time Course Duration 6 months 6 months Total Contact Hours 162 Contact Hours (No term break between exams and modules) 162 Contact Hours (Term break between exams and modules) Schedule Option 1 (Evening): 3 Saturdays & Sundays (6pm-10pm) Option 2 (Sunday): 3 Sundays (9am- 6pm) Assessment will take place in the 4th lesson 5 days per week (3 hours per day)
Programme Overview
Intake Period Monthly (Contact Admissions Office for more information) Monthly (Contact Admissions Office for more information)
DIPLOMA IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
Module Code Module Title Contact Hours Assessment Mode D-EM01 Engineering Mathematics 27 Written Exam 100% D-ES02 Engineering Science 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% D-CET3 Civil Engineering Technology 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% D-CECM4 Civil Engineering design and Construction Materials 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% D-CCPR5 Construction Contracts and Procurement route 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% D-SSS6 Soil Mechanics and Site Surveying 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50
Course Structure: Modules are taught in a face-to-face manner.
DIPLOMA IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
Programme Fees Registration Fee (Non-Refundable) S$100.00 Course Fee S$2000.00 Course Materials Fee S$400.00 Total Fees S$2500.00
DIPLOMA IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
Entry Qualification:
Engineering Foundation from Capital College of Management and Technology
DIPLOMA IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
Graduation Requirement:
Diploma in Civil Engineering will be awarded by Capital College of Management and Technology upon successful completion of all 6 modules and graduates may use the title DipCE after their names. Students are to meet the attendance requirements.
Certification:
The Diploma in Civil Engineering will be awarded by Capital College of Management and Technology.
DIPLOMA IN CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
Diploma in Construction Management provide more detail and in depth knowledge on the construction management skills which lead them to be professional competency in construction industry. This programme introduces and develops the key skills for learners on the Planning, Coordination, Monitoring and Controlling in building construction. These skills will enable learners to be dynamic, respond and adapt to the changing requirements in the construction industry. The Programme will give attention to many real case studies pertaining to the construction management especially in the Procurement, Planning, financial management, Human resource, Scheduling and PMP. The learners will study and analyse leadership style, organisational structure and human management. This course will equip learners with necessary qualities as Construction Manager, Senior Project Coordinator and Site Manager to monitor the project progress and complete the project with predetermined objectives (times, cost and quality).
Study Modes Part Time Full Time Course Duration 6 months 6 months Total Contact Hours 162 Contact Hours (No term break between exams and modules) 162 Contact Hours (Term break between exams and modules) Schedule Option 1 (Evening): 3 Saturdays & Sundays (6pm-10pm) Option 2 (Sunday): 3 Sundays (9am- 6pm) Assessment will take place in the 4th lesson 5 days per week (3 hours per day)
Programme Overview
DIPLOMA IN CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
Intake Period Monthly (Contact Admissions Office for more information) Monthly (Contact Admissions Office for more information)
DIPLOMA IN CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
Module Code Module Title Contact Hours Assessment Mode D-CDPP Construction Design Processes and Procedures 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% D-POL Principles of Law 27 Written Exam 100% D-MCC Management of Construction Contracts 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% D-PMIT Project Management and IT Applications 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% D-FMCT Financial Management and Control Techniques 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% D-CSM Construction Safety Management 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50%
Course Structure: Modules are taught in a face-to-face manner.
DIPLOMA IN CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
Programme Fees Registration Fee (Non-Refundable) S$100.00 Course Fee S$2000.00 Course Materials Fee S$400.00 Total Fees S$2500.00
DIPLOMA IN CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
Entry Qualification:
in Engineering Foundation from Capital College of Management and Technology
DIPLOMA IN CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
Graduation Requirement:
Diploma in Construction Management will be awarded by Capital College of Management And Technology upon successful completion of all 6 modules and graduates may use the title DipCM after their names Students are to meet the attendance requirements.
Certification:
The Diploma in Construction Management will be awarded by Capital College of Management And Technology
DIPLOMA IN CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT (CHINESE)
Diploma in Construction Management (Chinese) provide more detail and in depth knowledge on the construction management skills which lead them to be professional competency in construction industry. This programme introduces and develops the key skills for learners on the Planning, Coordination, Monitoring and Controlling in building construction. These skills will enable learners to be dynamic, respond and adapt to the changing requirements in the construction industry. The Programme will give attention to many real case studies pertaining to the construction management especially in the Procurement, Planning, financial management, Human resource, Scheduling and PMP. The learners will study and analyse leadership style, organisational structure and human
Senior Project Coordinator and Site Manager to monitor the project progress and complete the project with predetermined objectives (times, cost and quality).
Study Modes Part Time Full Time Course Duration 6 months 6 months Total Contact Hours 162 Contact Hours (No term break between exams and modules) 162 Contact Hours (Term break between exams and modules) Schedule Option 1 (Evening): 3 Saturdays & Sundays (6pm-10pm) Option 2 (Sunday): 3 Sundays (9am- 6pm) Assessment will take place in the 4th lesson 5 days per week (3 hours per day)
Programme Overview
DIPLOMA IN CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT (CHINESE)
Intake Period Monthly (Contact Admissions Office for more information) Monthly (Contact Admissions Office for more information)
Module Code Module Title Contact Hours Assessment Mode D-CDPP Construction Design Processes and Procedures 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% D-POL Principles of Law 27 Written Exam 100% D-MCC Management of Construction Contracts 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% D-PMIT Project Management and IT Applications 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% D-FMCT Financial Management and Control Techniques 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% D-CSM Construction Safety Management 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50%
Course Structure: Modules are taught in a face-to-face manner.
DIPLOMA IN CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT (CHINESE)
Programme Fees Registration Fee (Non-Refundable) S$100.00 Course Fee S$2000.00 Course Materials Fee S$400.00 Total Fees S$2500.00
DIPLOMA IN CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT (CHINESE)
Entry Qualification:
– C6
in Engineering Foundation from Capital College of Management and Technology
DIPLOMA IN CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT (CHINESE)
Graduation Requirement:
Diploma in Construction Management (Chinese) will be awarded by Capital College of Management And Technology upon successful completion of all 6 modules and graduates may use the title DipCM after their names Students are to meet the attendance requirements.
Certification:
The Diploma in Construction Management (Chinese) will be awarded by Capital College of Management And Technology
DIPLOMA IN CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT (CHINESE)
DIPLOMA IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
The aim of this course is to equip the students with the set of technical skills and knowledge to meet the industry demands. The course curriculum is designed and planned to carry out technical support functions in mechanical engineering design, production, quality assurance, material control and maintenance of automated machines and equipment in accordance to local as well as international standard and practices, which enables learners to support in the optimum productivity and meet the dynamic industry. The objective of this course is to meet the operational level job skills for mechanical industries. To grasp the basic mechanical principles and techniques that underpins the operational level. To understand the latest technologies such as CAD, mechatronics and machinery technologies incorporated to ease the operation that are related to production or manufacturing. Successful learners with Diploma in Mechanical Engineering shall progress to Advance diploma in Mechanical Engineering offered by the Capital College of management and Technology
Study Modes Part Time Full Time Course Duration 6 months 6 months Total Contact Hours 144 Contact Hours (No term break between exams and modules) 144 Contact Hours (Term break between exams and modules) Schedule Option 1 (Evening): 3 Saturdays & Sundays (6pm-10pm) Option 2 (Sunday): 3 Sundays (9am- 6pm) Assessment will take place in the 4th lesson 5 days per week (3 hours per day)
Programme Overview
DIPLOMA IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Intake Period Monthly (Contact Admissions Office for more information) Monthly (Contact Admissions Office for more information)
DIPLOMA IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Module Code Module Title Contact Hours Assessment Mode EM01 Engineers Mathematics 24 Written Exam 100% EM02 Principle of Design 24 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% ME01 Computer Aided Design (AutoCAD) 24 Assignment 100% ME02 Mechatronics 24 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% ME03 Design of Mechanical Elements 24 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% ME04 Fluid Mechanics and Mechanical Machinery 24 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50%
Course Structure: Modules are taught in a face-to-face manner.
DIPLOMA IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Programme Fees Registration Fee (Non-Refundable) S$100.00 Course Fee S$2000.00 Course Materials Fee S$400.00 Total Fees S$2500.00
DIPLOMA IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Entry Qualification:
in Engineering Foundation from Capital College of Management and Technology
DIPLOMA IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Graduation Requirement:
Diploma in Mechanical Engineering will be awarded by Capital College of Management and Technology upon successful completion of all 6 modules and graduates may use the title DipME after their names Students are to meet the attendance requirements.
Certification:
The Diploma in Mechanical Engineering will be awarded by Capital College of Management and Technology
DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
Diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering programme will enhance learners with skills to develop their
in the various industries like telecommunication, IT, electronic, built environment especially in the Building Maintenance, competent in performing electrical works, energy management and set up effective maintenance programme & procedures.
Study Modes Part Time Full Time Course Duration 6 months 6 months Total Contact Hours 144 Contact Hours (No term break between exams and modules) 144 Contact Hours (Term break between exams and modules) Schedule Option 1 (Evening): 3 Saturdays & Sundays (6pm-10pm) Option 2 (Sunday): 3 Sundays (9am- 6pm) Assessment will take place in the 4th lesson 5 days per week (3 hours per day)
Programme Overview
DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
Intake Period Monthly (Contact Admissions Office for more information) Monthly (Contact Admissions Office for more information)
Module Code Module Title Contact Hours Assessment Mode DEE01 Engineering Mathematics 24 Written Exam 100% DEE02 Principle of Design 24 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% DEE03 Computer Aided Design (AutoCAD) 24 Assignment 100% DEE04 Principles of Electrical and Electronics 24 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% DEE05 Electrical Equipments 24 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% DEE06 Electrical Circuits 24 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50%
Course Structure: Modules are taught in a face-to-face manner.
DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
Programme Fees Registration Fee (Non-Refundable) S$100.00 Course Fee S$2000.00 Course Materials Fee S$400.00 Total Fees S$2500.00
DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
Entry Qualification:
Certificate in Engineering Foundation from Capital College of Management and Technology
Graduation Requirement:
Diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering will be awarded by Capital College of Management And Technology upon successful completion of all 6 modules and graduates may use the title Dip EEE after their names Students are to meet the attendance requirements
Certification:
The Diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering will be awarded by Capital College of Management and Technology
DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
The Advanced Diploma in Civil Engineering is designed for Diploma graduates to provide opportunities to upgrade and excel the learners’ technological skills to meet dynamic and demand in the construction industry. This course will enable student to solve more complex construction problems and take effective decision making. The programme aim is to educate the students with detail knowledge on the activities involved in the Civil Engineering project Design, Planning, Implementation and Evaluation. Students will also learn about the latest technology and information technology application in the construction industry. The core modules for this programme are Civil engineering works, advanced technology, Design and
techniques that today civil engineering disciplines applied
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
Study Modes Part Time Full Time Course Duration 12 months 12 months Total Contact Hours 297 Contact Hours (No term break between exams and modules) 297 Contact Hours (Term break between exams and modules) Schedule Option 1 (Evening): 3 Saturdays & Sundays (6pm-10pm) Option 2 (Sunday): 3 Sundays (9am- 6pm) Assessment will take place in the 4th lesson 5 days per week (3 hours per day)
Programme Overview
Intake Period Monthly (Contact Admissions Office for more information) Monthly (Contact Admissions Office for more information)
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
Module Code Module Title Contact Hours Assessment Mode D-EM01 Engineering Mathematics 27 Written Exam 100% D-ES02 Engineering Science 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% D-CET3 Civil Engineering Technology 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% D-CECM4 Civil Engineering Design and Construction Materials 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% D-CCPR5 Construction Contracts and Procurement Route 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% D-SSS6 Soil Mechanics and Site Surveying 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50
Course Structure: Modules are taught in a face-to-face manner.
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
Module Code Module Title Contact Hours Assessment Mode AD-CET7 Advance Civil Engineering Technology 27 Written Exam 50% + Field Survey Report 50% AD-CPT8 Civil Project Planning and Tendering 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% AD-SDA9 Structural Design and Analysis 27 Written Exam 100% AD-CEW10 Civil Engineering Works 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% AD-IT11 Use of IT in Construction 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% AD-GP12 Group Project 00 Assignment 100%
Course Structure: Modules are taught in a face-to-face manner.
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
Programme Fees Registration Fee (Non-Refundable) S$200.00 Course Fee S$4400.00 Course Materials Fee S$400.00 Total Fees S$5000.00
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
Entry Qualification:
Greensafe Academy/ Capital College of Management and Technology (will be eligible for exemption of minimum 2 to maximum 6 modules)
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
Graduation Requirement:
Advanced Diploma in Civil Engineering will be awarded by Capital College of Management And Technology upon successful completion of all 6 modules and graduates may use the title AdvDipCE after their names. Students are to meet the attendance requirements.
Certification:
The Advanced Diploma in Civil Engineering will be awarded by Capital College of Management and Technology
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT (CHINESE)
Advanced Diploma programme in Construction Management (Chinese) is a programme specially designed to enable graduates engineers, architects and other related professionals with an interest in pursuing a career as a construction/project manager to expand their skills and knowledge needed by the industry. The main objective of the programme is to develop competent construction managers who will have the skills to effectively manage projects in the construction Industry.
Study Modes Part Time Full Time Course Duration 12 months 12 months Total Contact Hours 324 Contact Hours (No term break between exams and modules) 324 Contact Hours (Term break between exams and modules) Schedule Option 1 (Evening): 3 Saturdays & Sundays (6pm-10pm) Option 2 (Sunday): 3 Sundays (9am- 6pm) Assessment will take place in the 4th lesson 5 days per week (3 hours per day)
Programme Overview
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT (CHINESE)
Intake Period Monthly (Contact Admissions Office for more information) Monthly (Contact Admissions Office for more information)
Module Code Module Title Contact Hours Assessment Mode D-CDPP Construction Design Processes and Procedures 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% D-POL Principles of Law 27 Written Exam 100% D-MCC Management of Construction Contracts 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% D-PMIT Project Management and IT Applications 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% D-FMCT Financial Management and Control Techniques 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% D-CSM Construction Safety Management 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50%
Course Structure: Modules are taught in a face-to-face manner.
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT (CHINESE)
Module Code Module Title Contact Hours Assessment Mode D-HRMC Human Resources Management in Construction 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% D-CT1 Construction Technology 1- Building Technology 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% D-CT2 Construction Technology 2-Civil Engineering Technology 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% D-CSP Construction and Surveying Practice 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% D-PSC Project Supervision and Control 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% D-FMP Facilities Management Principles 27 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50%
Course Structure: Modules are taught in a face-to-face manner.
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT (CHINESE)
Programme Fees Registration Fee (Non-Refundable) S$200.00 Course Fee S$4400.00 Course Materials Fee S$400.00 Total Fees S$5000.00
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT (CHINESE)
Entry Qualification:
subjects – E /Equivalent
Minimum 2 to Maximum 6 Subjects exemption
considered.
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT (CHINESE)
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT (CHINESE)
Graduation Requirement:
Advanced Diploma in Construction Management (Chinese) will be awarded by Capital College
may use the title ADipCM after their names. Students are to meet the attendance requirements.
Certification:
The Advanced Diploma in Construction Management (Chinese) will be awarded by Capital College of Management and Technology
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Advanced Diploma in Mechanical Engineering is a wide-ranging, highly practical course for those seeks to start, broaden or advance in a technical paraprofessional role in mechanical and manufacturing engineering fields. It could also suit trades qualified people to advance their qualifications. The modules have been carefully selected to address the necessary skills and knowledge required by a person who aspires career advancement. This course is a strong combination of technical skills training with in-depth knowledge, so the students will be able to apply engineering and scientific principles when managing, designing or executing projects. The course is targeted at engineers, assistant engineers, technicians, technical supervisors and other personnel who are seeking broad-based Mechanical Engineering knowledge or a career in the mechanical, manufacturing and production sectors. The course is also suitable for people who intend to make a conversion to these technical areas in their career pursuit.
Study Modes Part Time Full Time Course Duration 12 months 12 months Total Contact Hours 264 Contact Hours (No term break between exams and modules) 264 Contact Hours (Term break between exams and modules) Schedule Option 1 (Evening): 3 Saturdays & Sundays (6pm-10pm) Option 2 (Sunday): 3 Sundays (9am- 6pm) Assessment will take place in the 4th lesson 5 days per week (3 hours per day)
Programme Overview
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Intake Period Monthly (Contact Admissions Office for more information) Monthly (Contact Admissions Office for more information)
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Module Code Module Title Contact Hours Assessment Mode DEM01 Engineers Mathematics 24 Written Exam 100% DEM02 Principle of Design 24 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% DME03 Computer Aided Design (AutoCAD) 24 Assignment 100% DME04 Mechatronics 24 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% DME05 Design of Mechanical Elements 24 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% DME06 Fluid Mechanics and Mechanical Machinery 24 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50%
Course Structure: Modules are taught in a face-to-face manner.
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Module Code Module Title Contact Hours Assessment Mode AME07 Thermodynamics 24 Written Exam 100% AME08 Instrumentation Engineering 24 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% AME09 Dynamics of Machinery 24 Written Exam 50 % + Assignment 50% AME10 Strength of Materials 24 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% AME11 Principal of Materials 24 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% AME12 Project 00 Assignment 100%
Course Structure: Modules are taught in a face-to-face manner.
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Programme Fees Registration Fee (Non-Refundable) S$200.00 Course Fee S$4400.00 Course Materials Fee S$400.00 Total Fees S$5000.00
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Entry Qualification:
College of Management and Technology or recognized institution will be eligible for exemption of minimum 2 to Maximum 6 modules
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Graduation Requirement:
Advanced Diploma in Mechanical Engineering will be awarded by Capital College of Management And Technology upon successful completion of all 12 modules and graduates may use the title ADipME after their names Students are to meet the attendance requirements.
Certification:
The Advanced Diploma in Mechanical Engineering will be awarded by Capital College of Management and Technology
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
Advanced Diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering is advance level to the diploma level in terms of the additional modules that are essential to solve the complex technical issues pertaining to the electrical works and manufacturing/ production electronics equipment. The primary aim of the Advance diploma level is to prepare learners to be competent enough to analyse and manage the technical information and able to apply the latest engineering technologies and appropriate engineering concepts. The course objective is to develop learners with theoretical and practical application that deals with electrical and electronics circuits, DC & AC analysis and theorems/ concepts/law and microprocessor system.
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
The technical officers and electrical maintenance professionals are emerging rapidly to support facilities and developing as the foundation of strategic management in order to improve the contemporary business
dynamic environment and develop the skills to coordinate the facilities planning, designing and managing building systems and energy efficient that contribute to business success. Student will equip and apply knowledge of electronic principles to solve problems that changes human way of life and convenient. The student will also able to troubleshoot the technical problems pertaining to the electronics and electrical equipment’s., use of electrical and electronic instruments, PCB design and embedded design. The course will also cover wide range of topics on designing the electrical system to the buildings, BMS (Building Management System), maintenance of electrical system, electrical installation, monitoring & conducting energy audits and optimal energy usage for the building as one of the requirement BCA green mark assessment for buildings
.
Study Modes Part Time Full Time Course Duration 12 months 12 months Total Contact Hours 264 Contact Hours (No term break between exams and modules) 264 Contact Hours (Term break between exams and modules) Schedule Option 1 (Evening): 3 Saturdays & Sundays (6pm-10pm) Option 2 (Sunday): 3 Sundays (9am-6pm) Assessment will take place in the 4th lesson 5 days per week (3 hours per day)
Programme Overview
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
Intake Period Monthly (Contact Admissions Office for more information) Monthly (Contact Admissions Office for more information)
Module Code Module Title Contact Hours Assessment Mode DEE01 Engineering Mathematics 24 Written Exam 100% DEE02 Principle of Design 24 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% DEE03 Computer Aided Design (AutoCAD) 24 Assignment 100% DEE04 Principles of Electrical and Electronics 24 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% DEE05 Electrical Equipment 24 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% DEE06 Electrical Circuits 24 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50%
Course Structure: Modules are taught in a face-to-face manner.
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
Module Code Module Title Contact Hours Assessment Mode ADEE7 Electrical Power systems and Services 24 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% ADEE8 Electrical Energy 24 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% ADEE9 Microprocessor 24 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% ADEE10 Power Electronics 24 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% ADEE11 Embedded systems 24 Written Exam 50% + Assignment 50% ADEE12 Project 00 Assignment 100%
Course Structure: Modules are taught in a face-to-face manner.
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
Programme Fees Registration Fee (Non-Refundable) S$200.00 Course Fee S$4400.00 Course Materials Fee S$400.00 Total Fees S$5000.00
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
Entry Qualification:
Capital College Of Management And Technology or recognized institution will be eligible for exemption of minimum 2 to maximum 6 modules
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
Graduation Requirement:
Advanced Diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering will be awarded by Capital College
may use the title AdvDip EEE after their names Students are to meet the attendance requirements
Certification:
The Advanced Diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering will be awarded by Capital College of Management and Technology
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
The college encourages all its students to be regular and punctual for their daily classes. Please note the attendance requirement and leave application guidelines as mentioned below:
month.
leave.
college whenever a student on Student Pass has a monthly attendance of less than 90%.
their student pass be cancelled with effect from the 8th day and the letter of cancellation will be sent to student’s place of residence in Singapore as registered with the College.
ATTENDANCE POLICY
ATTENDANCE PROCEDURE
ATTENDANCE PROCEDURE
REFUND POLICY
The College’s refund policy and procedure are available to all students, including prospective ones, on the following platforms:
The College shall ensure a fair and reasonable refund policy is detailed for all students. The maximum processing time from the student’s withdrawal / refund request to the issuance of the refund shall not exceed more than 7 working days.
REFUND POLICY
The College adopts the Refund Policy as per the standard Student Contract as set out by CPE. This policy will act as a framework in guiding the implementation of detailed refund processes and procedures in the following areas:
REFUND POLICY
Refund for Withdrawal Due to Non-Delivery of Course: The PEI will notify the Student within three (3) working days upon knowledge of any of the following:
The Student should be informed in writing of alternative study arrangements (if any), and also be entitled to a refund
(7) working days of the above notice.
REFUND POLICY
Refund for Withdrawal Due to Other Reasons: If the Student withdraws from the Course for any reason other than those stated in Clause 2.1 of the standard student contract, the PEI will, within seven (7) working days of receiving the Student’s written notice of withdrawal, refund to the Student an amount based on the table in Schedule D of the standard student contract. Refund during Cooling-off Period:
that the Contract has been signed by both parties.
Contract) of the fees already paid if the Student submits a written notice of withdrawal to the PEI within the cooling-off period, regardless of whether the Student has started the course or not.
REFUND POLICY
Schedule D - Refund Table: Refund of Course Fee (%) If Student’s written notice of withdrawal is received: 100% (“Maximum Refund”) More than 30 days before the Course Commencement Date 50% Before, but not more than 30 days before the Course Commencement Date 25% After, but not more than 15 days after the Course Commencement Date 0% More than 15 days after the Course Commencement Date
REFUND PROCEDURE
Information notes on student refunds: (1) All refund policy statements are detailed in the College’s Refund Policy. All conditions must be satisfied before the College can proceed with the applications. The whole refund process should not take more than 7 working days (timeline to be monitored by the Student Services Executive), from date of application to issuance of funds to the student. (2) Date of application will refer to the date that the College receives the duly executed student request forms (Course Deferment Form/ Course Withdrawal Form/ Course Transfer Form) with all supporting documents. (3) The refund policy can also be found on the following platforms: -
(4) Reasons for Refund are based on the following: -
REFUND PROCEDURE
processing.
refund within the Course Withdrawal Form
Refund Request Form.
This is to be done within 2 working days from the date of application.
refund is to be made to the student.
REFUND PROCEDURE
the student contract. This amount is to be indicated on the Course Withdrawal Form/ Refund Request Form.
decided by the college’s management.
form to the finance executive for issuance of the refund amount through the student’s preferred refund
the refund payment if approved.
TRANSFER, WITHDRAWAL, DEFERMENT POLICY
The maximum processing time for transfer, withdrawal, deferment process, from the point of student’s request to informing student of the outcome in writing, should not be more than 4 weeks. All requests must be made in writing through the submission of the Student Request Form and any supporting documents. Verbal notice is not accepted. For students under the age of 18, written consent from the parent / legal guardian must be obtained. All requests will be reviewed on a case by cases basis and the College will have the final decision on the outcome. The College’s refund policy shall apply for all qualified refunds. Students are to refer to the College’s refund policy and the Standard Student Contract for further details.
TRANSFER, WITHDRAWAL, DEFERMENT POLICY
Transfer Policy The definition of transfer is when a student changes the course or period of study (from full-time to part-time or vice versa) but remains as a student of the College. Conditions for granting the transfer:
student selection and admission procedures.
student contract will be signed based on the procedures for executing student contracts.
TRANSFER, WITHDRAWAL, DEFERMENT POLICY
Withdrawal Policy The definition of withdrawal is when a student discontinues all courses with the College. Conditions for granting the withdrawal:
required to submit his/ her student’s pass to the College for cancellation of the student’s pass with ICA.
TRANSFER, WITHDRAWAL, DEFERMENT POLICY
Deferment Policy The definition of deferment is when a student delays or postpones the course (or module). Conditions for deferment:
similar units / courses in replacement of discontinued units / courses.
ICA’s approval of the new Student’s Pass.
student contracts, a new student contract will be signed based on the procedures for executing student contracts
TRANSFER, WITHDRAWAL, DEFERMENT POLICY
Deferment Policy
‘Deferment’ up until the maximum deferment duration is reached, starting from the moment when the student is absent from classes and uncontactable by the College. Upon reaching the maximum deferment duration, the College will change the status of these cases from ‘Deferment’ to ‘Withdrawn’.
student contracts, a new student contract will be signed based on the procedures for executing student contracts.
TRANSFER, WITHDRAWAL, DEFERMENT PROCEDURES
Procedures Note(s): All transfer, withdrawal, deferment policy statements are details in the ‘Approach’ section. All conditions must be met before the College proceeds with the application. The entire process should not take more than 4 weeks from the date student’s request to informing student of the outcome writing. Date of request will refer to the date that the College receives the duly executed student request form with all supporting documents. The transfer, withdrawal, deferment policy and procedures can be found on the following platforms: Student Handbook & Orientation Slides College’s official website Definition of transfer: student changes the course or period of study (from full-time to part-time or vice versa) but remains as a student of the college. Definition of withdrawal: student discontinues all courses with the college. Definition of deferment: student delays or postpones the course (or module).
TRANSFER, WITHDRAWAL, DEFERMENT PROCEDURES
Withdrawal Form/ Course Deferment Form respectively to the Student Services Executive for processing.
student request form.
Withdrawal Cases) will be completed as well.
Course Withdrawal Form.
consent may be obtained through signing on the student request form or a separate email or letter correspondence would suffice.
supporting documents), the student services executive is to meet with the student to find out further the student’s intention of the request. This is to be done within 2 working days upon receipt of the student request form (based on the date of application).
TRANSFER, WITHDRAWAL, DEFERMENT PROCEDURES
For Course Transfers
i. Student must meet all minimum entry requirement of the new course they wish to transfer ii. The standard student contract of the current course will be voided upon approval of the course transfer iii. A new standard student contract for the new course will need to be signed upon approval of the course transfer iv. All outstanding fees must be paid v. For Student’s Pass holder, course transfer is subjected to ICA’s approval of the new Student’s Pass. ICA will be informed through the application of the new Student’s Pass.
TRANSFER, WITHDRAWAL, DEFERMENT PROCEDURES
ensure that relevant course information is communicated to the student.
section – an extract from the Student Application Form to confirm that the former has fully communicated and the latter has understood all information communicated.
member of the Management Team. This is to ensure that the student has met the entry requirements of the course transferred into.
course.
TRANSFER, WITHDRAWAL, DEFERMENT PROCEDURES
For Course Withdrawals
possible, the Student Services Executive is to seek approval from a member of the Management Team.
request status.
TRANSFER, WITHDRAWAL, DEFERMENT PROCEDURES
For Course Deferment
i. For student’s pass holders, their deferment is subject to the approval of their student’s pass by ICA i. Approval of deferment is also subjected to availability of the course / module offered.
Student Services Executive is to seek the approval from a member of the Management Team.
partner and seek their permission for student to defer studies.
deferment period is reached, the Student Services Executive will meet with student to understand why he/she was absent for classes before seeking approval from the Management Team to allow student to continue his/ her studies.
DISPUTE RESOLUTION POLICY
For purpose of the College’s Dispute Resolution Policy and procedures, it will cover any students’ official complaints that the College receive from any channels and should be communicated to students and aligned with the Private Education Regulations. All complaints must be properly recorded and /or documented. Any correspondence (including actions taken) between the College and the complainant must be annexed as evidences. This is to ensure that any staffs handling the case are kept aware of the progress / outcomes. In the event of any appeals for retention, suspension, expulsion and awards, the College’s Dispute Policy and Process shall follow.
DISPUTE RESOLUTION POLICY
Student Services Department is to respond to respective students within 3 working days of receipt of any complaints received. This is to ensure that students are aware that the College is aware of the Complaint received and is in the process of handling it. All feedbacks / complaints must be resolved within 21 working days. In the event that the deadline is not adhered to, respective students must be notified and the reasons with regards to the delay must be made known. In the event that the College and the student cannot come to an agreement or the student does not accept the final decision made by the College’s Management Team, they will be referred to Singapore Mediation Centre (SMC) or Singapore Institute of Arbitrators (SIArb) through CPE Student Services Centre for mediation.
DISPUTE RESOLUTION PROCEDURE
Students who wish to provide any official complaints to the College should adhere to the following procedure:
students can fill up the Feedback Form and send it via email or via an online link to the College.
within 3 working days.
issue raised. A formal investigation will be carried out if necessary.
explain it clearly to the student. This should be done within 7 working days upon receipt of the Complaint.
with the proposed solution.
DISPUTE RESOLUTION PROCEDURE
Students who wish to provide any official complaints to the College should adhere to the following procedure:
(for non-academic issues) or the Academic Director (for academic issues). The respective person will investigate the case and take necessary actions to resolve it.
Mediation Centre (SMC) or Singapore Institute of Arbitrators (SIArb) through the Committee for Private Education Student Services Centre.
be informed of the reason as to why it is so and justification needs to be provided by the College. Justifications need to be recorded on the Feedback Form under the Remarks section.
Dispute Resolution Policy and Procedure.
a. All assessment results, including awards (if students are graduating) are to be disseminated to all relevant students within 1 month from the date of the last examination. b. Dissemination of awards can be in the form of information provided to students. Actual graduation would fall under the 3 months’ timeframe. c. Information about appeals, including period and timeframe of any appeals, would need to be disseminated to students upon the release of examination results at the latest. d. All appeals shall be managed in a fair and impartial manner. e. Appeals are to be submitted in writing, within 7 working days from the release of assessment results and the results of the appeals are to be made known to the students within 4 weeks.
APPEAL POLICY
APPEAL PROCEDURE
In-house Courses
Examination Appeal Form to the Academic Support Executive. This is to be done within 7 working days of the release of examination results.
within 3 working days, and proceed to submit the appeal to the Head of Academic.
request qualifies for an appeal, a different marker will be designated to re-mark the paper. Comments in relation to the re-mark must be stated in the Examination Appeal Form, which would be circulated to the Examination Board Chairman for his/her review and approval.
from the date of the appeal.
amendments to the results slip based on the appeal result.
LIVING IN SINGAPORE
PHONE BILLS
S$25 per month
MEALS
S$5 per meal
MEDICAL EXPENSES
S$50 – S$150 per consultation Medical Providers: Polyclinics, Private Clinics (GP), Hospitals
TRANSPORT
S$3/day Bus, Train
LAWS AND REGULATIONS
Relevant Laws
Alcohol Abuse Any offences while being intoxicated (drunk) is punishable under the law. Drunk driving is a serious
Driving All drivers must be in possession of a valid Singapore driving license and the vehicle must be insured Drugs Possession of controlled drugs is presumed to be for trafficking, an offence which can carry death penalty. Littering Littering, spitting and vandalism (with graffiti) in public areas are serious offences Employment International students are not permitted to engage in any form of employment or attend an industrial attachment/internship programme, whether paid or unpaid, without a valid work pass issued by Ministry
Smoking Smoking in specific public places and indoor restaurants is prohibited. Traffic Jay-walking is an offence. Immigration All International students studying in Singapore must have a valid passport and a Student Pass from ICA (Immigration and Checkpoint Authority)
LAWS AND REGULATIONS
No Littering https://www.nea.gov.sg/our-services/public-cleanliness/overview No Smoking in specific public areas https://www.nea.gov.sg/our-services/smoking-prohibition/overview Immigration Rules https://www.ica.gov.sg/ Drug and Alcohol Abuse https://www.cnb.gov.sg/ Traffic Rules https://www.lta.gov.sg
COMMITTEE FOR PRIVATE EDUCATION (CPE)
For more details on Fee Protection Scheme, Standard PEI - Student Contract and Dispute Resolution, please visit www.ssg.gov.sg. Should you have specific queries on information not found on the SSG website, you may contact CPE directly through their One Call Centre at 6785 5785 or at https://portal.ssg-wsg.gov.sg/feedback.
FIRE ESCAPE / ASSEMBLY POINT
CLASSROOM 1
#03-10 (Classroom 1)
Route-1
Route-2
CLASSROOM 2
#01-04
Route-1 Route-2