Advance Diploma In Mason (ADM)

By NCTA Team Last Updated: January 28, 2025

Overview:

Advanced Diploma in Mason (ADM) is a one-year comprehensive program designed to equip students with advanced skills and knowledge in the field of masonry. This course provides an in-depth understanding of various masonry techniques, including brickwork, stonework, plastering, and construction of walls, arches, and foundations.

Students will gain hands-on experience in working with different types of building materials, tools, and machinery commonly used in the construction industry. Emphasis is placed on mastering both traditional and modern masonry methods, ensuring that graduates are prepared for a wide range of construction projects.

The course also covers essential aspects of safety, quality control, and project management, preparing students to take on leadership roles in the construction industry. Upon completion, graduates will be equipped to work independently or in supervisory positions within the construction and building sectors.

Course Curriculum:

This course focuses on mastering construction techniques using various materials, understanding building designs, and applying advanced masonry methods to meet modern construction standards. Students will gain industry-relevant skills, preparing them for a wide range of career opportunities in the construction and building sectors. Here is a detailed curriculum:

  • Introduction to Masonry:
    1. Overview of masonry and its importance in construction.
    2. Types of masonry work (brick, stone, block, and concrete).
    3. Tools and equipment used in masonry.
       
  • Trade Theory:
    1. Introduction to masonry and its importance in construction.
    2. Building design basics and structural principles.
    3. Standards and codes of practice in masonry.
    4. Health, safety, and environmental considerations.
       
  • Carpentry Tools and Joints:
    1. Identification, use, and maintenance of carpentry tools.
    2. Types of joints (butt, lap, dovetail, mortise, and tenon).
    3. Techniques for creating accurate and durable joints.
    4. Application of carpentry in masonry work (shuttering, formwork, and scaffolding).
       
  • Brick Masonry:
    1. Types of bricks and their properties.
    2. Bonding techniques (stretcher bond, header bond, English bond, Flemish bond).
    3. Construction of walls, arches, and ornamental structures.
    4. Reinforcement in brick masonry for stability.
       
  • Cement, Sand, and Lime:
    1. Properties and preparation of cement, sand, and lime for construction.
    2. Mixing ratios and applications in different masonry tasks.
    3. Techniques for curing and ensuring durability.
    4. Use of modern additives for enhanced performance.
       
  • Foundations:
    1. Types of foundations (shallow, deep, raft, pile).
    2. Excavation and preparation of foundation trenches.
    3. Laying footings and constructing base structures.
    4. Waterproofing and reinforcement techniques for foundations.
       
  • Setting Out a Building:
    1. Understanding building plans and layouts.
    2. Techniques for marking and leveling a building site.
    3. Tools and equipment for setting out (measuring tapes, theodolites, plumb bobs).
    4. Accuracy checks and error correction during the process.
       
  • Cavity Walls and Pillars:
    1. Design and construction of cavity walls for insulation and stability.
    2. Materials and techniques for constructing strong pillars.
    3. Plastering, finishing, and decorative work on walls and pillars.
    4. Addressing thermal insulation and damp-proofing in walls.
       
  • Projects and Practical Training:
    1. Hands-on practice in constructing walls, arches, pillars, and foundations.
    2. Building a full-scale project from planning to execution.
    3. Assessment of skills through practical assignments.
    4. On-site exposure to live construction projects.
       

Career Opportunities:

The diploma opens doors to diverse career opportunities, ranging from hands-on masonry work to supervisory and entrepreneurial roles. Potential career paths include:

  • Professional Mason: Specialize in advanced masonry techniques for various construction projects.
  • Construction Site Supervisor: Manage and oversee masonry tasks on construction sites.
  • Building Contractor: Start a business handling masonry and construction projects.
  • Masonry Foreman: Lead a team of masons and laborers for efficient project execution.
  • Restoration Specialist: Restore and repair heritage buildings and monuments.
  • Scaffolding and Formwork Technician: Handle installation and maintenance of scaffolding and formwork.
  • Estimator or Quantity Surveyor: Calculate materials, labor, and costs for masonry projects.
  • Trainer or Instructor: Teach masonry skills at vocational training institutes.
  • Freelance Masonry Expert: Work independently on custom designs and specialized projects.
  • Site Inspector: Ensure masonry work meets quality and safety standards.
     

Salary Expectations:

The salary expectations for individuals completing the Advanced Diploma in Mason (ADM) can vary based on factors such as experience, location, and the scale of the projects undertaken.

  • Entry-Level Salary: Fresh graduates can expect a starting salary ranging from ₹12,000 to ₹20,000 per month, depending on their skillset and the region.
     
  • Experienced Professionals: With 2-5 years of experience, professionals can earn between ₹25,000 to ₹40,000 per month, while those with extensive expertise in masonry or supervisory roles may command salaries of ₹50,000 or more per month.
     
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Course Features


Course Code NCTA-134
Duration 12 MONTHS/600 HOURS
Category Advance Diploma In Mason (ADM)
Eligibility ALL LEVELS
Fees INR(₹) 15000.00/ USD ($) 320

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