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Education & Training from QSi

Introduction

Nelson Mandela said “Education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world”. At Quantity Surveyors International we fully endorse this philosophy. It’s not about where you currently stand in your personal education journey ... it’s about where you will be in the future and how QSi can support you to reach your goals. Whether it’s a route to professional body membership, updating your annual CPD or training to reach the next level on your career path, QSi, in partnership with other organisations, is here to help.

Modes of delivery

Whilst many QSi courses are delivered online, we also have a rich heritage of delivering in-company bespoke courses tailored to meet with your specific organisational needs. This may include subject matter from ‘back-to-basics’ through to specialist management and leadership training. All courses are accredited by QSi and all our tutors and materials are internally moderated before delivery. QSi also host 1 day CPD courses and short breakfast seminars, so please watch the main news and events page for further information.

Qualified Course leaders

All QSi courses have been through our rigorous internal QAA standards and are delivered by industry practitioners with a minimum of 20 years’ experience within the sector. The team is appropriately supported by FQSi academic led professionals and this ensures that when you achieve the final QSi completion certificate, you can be confident that the learning you have undertaken is first class.

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University and College Courses Accredited by QSi

University/CollegeDateDurationCourses accredited
 September 20242 years part-time onlineQuality Control Management Course
University of Wolverhampton3 July 20235 yearsBSc (Hons) Property Management and Real Estate
University of Wolverhampton3 July 20235 yearsBSc (Hons) Construction Management (UK and HK)
University of Wolverhampton3 July 20235 yearsBSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying (UK and HK)
Chartered Institute of BuildingOctober 20239 monthsQSi is a certified provider of the CIOB Chartered Membership Programme. Courses are run annually and distance learning options are available. Email admin@theqsi.com for full details.
Shenzhen Polytechnic9 October 20205 yearsCost Engineering

QSi Accredited Short Courses

CourseDateDurationInformationMode of deliveryFees
Metroun Learning - 50 Hours of Formal CPDOn sign up12 months from sign upwww.metroun.co.ukOnline courses£161.99 per year for QSi members with code QSi10

CPD Events

SubjectDate & LocationInformationLink
Advance JV v ENISCA Ltd [2022EWHC1152(TCC)] - Payment Notices5 February 2026/OnlineKeith Blizzard will give a talk on Advance JV v ENISCA Ltd in which Mrs Justice Joanna Smith DBE, at paragraph 47, sets out a summary of the law on interpretation of notices which forms a useful, practical guide for those sending payment notices, receiving payment notices and for adjudicators deciding disputes in relation to payment notices.Link
The QS Shortage - What It Means for Your Projects and How to AdaptThursday, 6 November 2025 WebinarThe session will cover: Why there are so few QSs – problems with the pipeline, the aging workforce, retention challenges, perception issues What this means for companies – cost of churn and failed hires, project risk, shift in power, growing appetite for freelance What you can do about it – active market, passive pipeline, freelance, objections and how to manage them, real case exampleLink
Decoding Construction Warranties, Bonds and GuaranteesThursday, 2 October 2025 0800 hours UK timeAn essential guide to understanding how bonds, warranties, and guarantees are applied in construction contracts—their purpose, timing, and the commercial impact they have on successful project delivery.Link
3D Virtual Tours & 360 Imaging for AEC Tendering, Tracking Progress & Visual CommunicationThursday, 4 September 2025From saving carbon through 40% fewer site visits, to increasing quotation accuracy through better informed decision making & fewer assumptions, the benefits of visualisation workflows stack up rapidly. These include measurable outcomes like lowering carbon use - which is a reportable benefit on a project - as well as improving safety through visual communication and tagged hazard briefings. When data sets are kept current, teams can also track and verify progress more effectively on AEC projects.  Advances in mobile device technology mean that access to this data can now be through most consumer phones we carry every day, and camera technology advancements have lowered the price point of equipment. Together these changes have democratised access to 3D data and made investigating the return on investment a worthwhile endeavour. The aim for this First Thursday talk is to demonstrate examples, workflows and technologies that can easily be leveraged on projects, and how these tools could potentially be shared among a project team to maximise their impact and benefits. Email cpd@theqsi.com to reserve your placeLink
Navigating Gateway 2 approvals to comply with the Building Safety Act for new builds and refurbishments3 July 2025 - webinarRequirements of the BSA - Differences in requirements between new builds and refurbishments  - Feedback from GW2 submittals  - How can the industry help? Link
Construction Technology Confex 202530 April - 1 May 2025Shaping the Future of Construction and Real Estate Currently in its 8th edition, the Construction Technology ConFex is the region’s biggest and best ConTech | PropTech event in the region for transformation of the built environment. Meet 1000+ project owners, developers, contractors, AEC consultants and technology companies to discover cutting edge solutions and new approaches to work that increase performance, competitive edge and viability in the industry. Don’t miss the industry’s annual meeting for all things digital and sustainable.Link
Stone Decay - Are You Ready to 'Rock' and Roll?8 January 2026 - webinarJoin us for a lecture that’s anything but stone-cold boring! We’re diving into the fascinating world of Heritage Building Conservation with a focus on Stone Deterioration and Repair  Learn how to:  Identify the cracks before they become chasms Give ancient stones a facelift without a time machine Keep heritage buildings standing tall (and not crumbling under pressure) Fun Fact: Did you know that the Great Pyramid of Giza is made of approximately 2.3 million stone blocks, each weighing an average of 2.5 tons? Talk about heavy lifting!  Don’t take this lecture for ‘granite’! It’s going to be a blast from the past with a twist of modern expertise.  Bring your curiosity and your best rock puns - we promise it will be a stone-cold hit.’Link
Bills of Quantities - Measure It or Lump It5 December 2024 - WebinarOur December First Thursday Club CPD talk will look at the relevance and future development of the traditional BoQ as a key tool within the QS armoury in the tendering procedure and financial management of a contractLink
Building Pathology - and All Things Creepy7 November 2024 - WebinarThis month’s CPD talk will interrogate the science of building pathology and the importance of diagnosis of buildings to better understand costing of historic and dilapidated buildingsLink
Optimising the Principles of Quantity Surveying to improve Geoscience Exploration and Development: A case of small-scale gold mining WebinarThis month we are taking a look at the practicality and importance of Quantity Surveying as a degree, a career, academic research, a source of inspiration, and as a wildly advantageous route in the modern day built environment. Link
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