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DIPLOMA IN FACILITIES MANAGEMENT

The Diploma in Facilities  (DFM) equips students with essential skills for careers in Facilities management.

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Learning Outcomes

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Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to:​​

  • Apply knowledge of facilities management to ensure efficient building operations

  • Develop competencies in asset management, resource management and procurement

  • Coordinate maintenance activities and ensure compliance with safety standards

  • Manage building services and support operational efficiency in dynamic environments

Duration for Full Time:

Total No. of Months: 6 Months

Total No. of Days Per Week: 3 Days​

Total No. of Hours Per Day: 4 Hours 

Duration for Part Time:

Total No. of Months for Part-Time: 12 Months

Total No. of Days Per Week for Part-Time: 1 Days​

Total No. of Hours Per Day: 4 Hours 

Course Fees : $2700 (Incl 9% GST)

Mode: Face to Face
(For both Full and Part time)

Intake: Every month

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Course Overview ​

This Diploma provides students with authentic knowledge and practical skills required to excel in the Facilities Management Industry. The curriculum includes essential modules such as Facilities Management & its Principles, Workplace Safety and Management, Sustainability Management, Risk Management, Facility Maintenance Planning and Management, and Project Handling Skills. It prepares students for supervisory roles in facilities management by equipping them with a robust understanding of industry practices and techniques.

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Mode of Assessments ​

Written Examinations

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Award Conferred ​

Diploma in Facilities Management

  • The student must be at least 18 years old.

  • A pass is required for the requirement of minimum 3 ‘O’ Level or equivalent qualifications, including English and any 2 Science subjects 

  • A pass in ‘O’ Level English or Higher Secondary Pass in English

  • For applicants who do not possess ‘O’ Level qualification, the equivalent qualifications that will be considered for the academic requirement are as follows:

  1. Secondary Education Certificate (for students from Bangladesh)

  2. Higher Secondary School Certificate (for students from India)

  • The requirements for English language proficiency may vary by country and education system. For example, in India, a Higher Secondary Pass in English Language typically requires a minimum of 40% marks in the subject, while in Bangladesh, a minimum GPA of 2.5 in English in the Higher Secondary Certificate exam is typically required.

  • Matured candidate should be at least 30 years old with minimum of 8 years working experience.

 

All information is correct at the time of publishing. AIC reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice in its absolute discretion.

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