The Construction Labourer Curriculum Breakdown course offers comprehensive training for individuals aspiring to enter the construction field or work as a skilled handyperson. Beginning with an introduction to the responsibilities and scope of a general labourer or handyman, the course builds a strong foundation in the key tasks and technical skills required to support construction, renovation, and repair work in residential, commercial, and industrial settings.

Learners will be introduced to the safe and effective use of basic tools and equipment, a critical aspect of any construction role. The curriculum then expands into trade-specific modules, covering core skills in electrical work, basic plumbing, and appliance installation. Each module provides practical insights that reflect real-world tasks, making the training both job-ready and relevant.

Further topics include general carpentry, interior and exterior maintenance, wall and floor repair, as well as painting, decorating, drilling, tiling, and basic welding techniques. A dedicated module on bricklaying introduces students to essential masonry skills, enabling them to assist in foundational work on construction sites.

Health and safety at work is a critical component of the course, ensuring that learners understand workplace regulations, hazard awareness, and safe practices on-site. The final module provides guidance on starting a business as a self-employed handyperson or construction worker, offering valuable knowledge in entrepreneurship, customer relations, and service marketing.

By the end of the course, learners will possess a well-rounded skill set that makes them attractive candidates for employment in the construction industry or for starting their own home maintenance or repair business.