Who should attend this webinar?

This webinar should appeal to all Built Environment educators who are developing Quantity Surveying Degree Apprenticeships (DA) scheme curricula that prepares ‘industry-ready’ Quantity Surveying graduates with a more effective and efficient work-based learning (WBL) mode.

This research project is investigating the perceptions of Quantity Surveying (QS) Degree Apprentices, their tutors, and managers about the WBL mode and corroborates the preliminary findings with the existing WBL model used in the UK, to propose changes in the apprenticeship course curriculum.

The webinar aims to:

  • Investigate the perceptions of different parties involved in DA framework about its suitability, effectiveness, successes, and failures.
  • Discuss the preliminary findings of the SIG project.

 

About the presenters

 

Dr Upeksha Madanayake (The SIG Lead) is a Lecturer in Quantity Surveying at London South Bank University (LSBU). She is also the course director of the undergraduate Quantity Surveying courses at LSBU. As an active research member of IDoBE research Centre at LSBU, her main research interests include competitive advantage in the construction industry, exploitation of digital technology in construction and organisational studies. The research she has undertaken also focuses on the exploitation of BIM, Big Data Analytics and IoT and educational research into Built Environment.

 

Dr Kudirat Ayinla is a Lecturer in Quantity Surveying at London South Bank University. She is also the course director of the undergraduate Quantity Surveying Apprenticeship courses at London South Bank University, her main research interests include cost modelling, semantic knowledge modelling, implementation of Building Information Modelling and offsite manufacturing production processes. She is also expanding her horizon into learning and development educational research.

 

How to join the webinar

 

As usual, the webinar will be delivered via Zoom

 

To reserve a place please email info@chobe.org.uk