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SkillsFuture Career Transition Programmes (SCTP) in Computational Design (Built Environment)

BCA UEN: T08GB0005B

EVENT CODE: 79033

CLICK HERE for Terms & Conditions

About the Course

Overview

Are you looking to transition or advance your career in the Built Environment (BE) industry?

As the BE sector continues to embrace digitalization, there is a growing need for professionals who are skilled in Computation Building Information Modelling (BIM). Computation BIM involves the use of advanced software and programming languages to automate and optimise BIM workflows across a building lifecycle, enabling more efficient and accurate building design, construction and maintenance.

The SkillsFuture Career Transition Programmes (SCTP) in Computational Design (Built Environment) aims to equip individuals with the necessary skills to leverage Computational BIM to improve project process and outcome.  It will enable individuals to stay ahead of the curve and acquire the knowledge and skills to succeed in this rapidly evolving field.

Objectives

Upon completion of the programme, you will be able to:

  • use basic coding to customize BIM programmes and improve productivity
  • use computational tools to automate, optimize and benchmark processes within a building lifecycle
This will adequately equip you to pursue a career as a Specialist in Digital Delivery.
Course Information
26 February 2026 (Commencement Date - SCTP in Computational Design - Module 1) 9 March 2026 (Commencement Date - SCTP in Computational Design - Module 2) 30 March 2026 (Commencement Date - SCTP in Computational Design - Module 3) 13 July 2026 (Commencement Date - SCTP in Computational Design - Module 4) 26 August 2026 (Commencement Date - SCTP in Computational Design - Module 5 and 6)
12 months
Online Learning
Classes are conducted on weekday evenings (2 to 3 nights per week), except for Workplace Learning which is conducted on full time basis.
Blend of online, self-directed and workplace learning

Please click here for more information.

Note: Registration closes 2 weeks prior to modular certificate commencement or when the class is fully subscribed, whichever comes first. Registration can remain open until course commencement date if training spaces are still available.




Who Should Attend

Individual who are looking for training opportunities to transit to the Built Environment sector or upskill to a new job role within the sector. Unemployed individual who are interested can participate in the programmes.

Assessment & Award

Upon successful completion of each module, i.e. meeting minimum attendance requirement and passing the assessments within the module, participants will be awarded an e-certificate of Attendance (e-COA).

Those who have successfully completed all modules will be issued a full certificate.

Entry Requirement
  • Singapore citizens;
  • Singapore Permanent Residents;
  • Holders of LTVP;
  • Completed GCE ‘A’ level OR a recognised Diploma programme
  • Participants should commit to fulfil the programme requirement, including minimum attendance requirements and passing of assessments.
Programme Structure

Module 1: Introduction to Computational BIM (Course code: 79033 – M1)

Duration: 1 month

  • Introduction to Computational BIM
  • This module introduces the evolution of computational approaches from pre‑BIM workflows. It covers the process on Computational Thinking and introduce Computational Design Tools.

Module 2: Basic Coding & Programming 1 (Course code: 79033 – M2)

Duration: 1.5 months

  • Coding Language
  • This module covers programming syntaxes and the use of a popular programming language, which the learners can use to write computational scripting tools.

Module 3: Basic Coding & Programming 2 (Course code: 79033 – M3)

Duration: 1.5 months

  • Integration of Programming Coding with Computational Tools
  • This module enables learners to apply programming skills to integrate with some computational tools to make the scripts more efficient and clearer to look at.

Module 4: Computational BIM Tool Application 1 (Course code: 79033 – M4)

Duration: 2.5 months

  • Computational BIM Tool Application 1
  • This module covers the use of visual programming tools and applications to create and generate geometry, interfacing, surface and volume.

Module 5: Computational BIM Tool Application 2 (Course code: 79033 – M5)

Duration: 2.5 months

  • Computational BIM Tool Application 2
  • This module covers the use of computational design tools in the BE sector and their various applications ranging from architectural, structural to M&E etc. 

*Module 6: Workplace Learning (Course code: 79033 – M6)

Duration: 3 months

  • Industrial Attachment
  • Learners will be placed in a Built Environment firm to apply the theoretical knowledge in a real-world setting. Learners will gain industry experience and build professional networks that can help to launch careers.

    *Only those who have successfully completed Modules 1 to 5 are eligible for Module 6


Fee & Funding

Fee (inclusive of % GST):

#1 – Singaporeans and Singapore Permanent Residents are eligible for 70% funding.

#2– Singaporeans 40 years old and above are eligible for 90% funding under SkillsFuture Mid-Career Enhanced Subsidy.

To qualify for the above SSG’s course fee funding support, participants must register for all modules upfront, and meet the criteria of achieving a minimum of 75% attendance and successfully passing all assessments.

*Additional course fee funding support may be available for eligible participants. For more information, please visit https://www.skillsfuture.gov.sg/initiatives/mid-career/careertransition





BCA Academy reserves the right to reschedule/cancel any programme/course, modify the fees and amend information without prior notice.
BCA UEN: T08GB0005B

EVENT CODE: 79033

CLICK HERE for Terms & Conditions

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