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Civil engineering is one of the most respected professions in the world, but for women, it often comes with an extra challenge — getting the right start. Many female engineers graduate with solid academic knowledge but struggle to find job opportunities that match their potential. The reason is not capability but lack of exposure to real construction workflows — billing, quantity surveying, contracts, planning, and rate analysis — the core areas that drive any project forward.
The 6-Month Training for Female Civil Engineers by Bhadanis Quantity Surveying and Construction Management Institute bridges this exact gap. It’s a complete professional training program designed to transform you from a graduate with basic knowledge into a confident, job-ready construction professional.
Whether you want to become a Quantity Surveyor, Billing Engineer, Planning Engineer, or Contract Executive, this course helps you build all the practical and commercial skills needed to enter the construction industry with confidence.
This course is specially crafted in Hindi and English, so learning feels natural and relatable. It takes you step by step through real project workflows, Indian and Gulf case examples, and field-based applications — all structured within a six-month progressive learning path.
Civil engineering has long been dominated by men, but times are changing fast. Women engineers today are leading in areas like cost control, project coordination, planning, and design management. However, many still face challenges in bridging the gap between theory and practical industry expectations.
This course recognizes that gap and provides the missing link. It teaches you the exact practical knowledge that employers look for — from preparing BOQs and verifying bills to understanding tender documents and managing project timelines.
It’s flexible enough to fit your schedule, whether you’re a student, a working professional, or someone returning to the workforce after a career break. You can study online, at your own pace, and still gain the skills that make you stand out in interviews and job assignments.
1. Industry Needs Skilled Women Professionals
From site coordination to project billing, many roles require precision, communication, and analytical ability — all of which women naturally excel at. The course gives you the practical knowledge to complement these strengths and step into commercial and management roles confidently.
2. Job Readiness from Day One
By the end of six months, you will have complete hands-on understanding of how a Quantity Surveyor or Billing Engineer works daily — from preparing RA bills and BOQs to handling site documentation and rate analysis.
3. Flexibility for Learning and Career Growth
The course is designed to help fresh graduates, working professionals, and women returning after a break. It allows you to learn at your own pace and still build strong professional outputs.
4. Confidence in Communication and Documentation
You’ll learn how to handle site correspondences, billing records, and project communications professionally — something many new engineers find intimidating.
5. Equal Opportunity Learning
This course ensures that female engineers can compete equally for positions in construction, real estate, infrastructure, and contracting sectors — not just in India, but also across Gulf countries like UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar.
Final-year or recently graduated female civil engineers looking for their first job
Women working in general site roles who want to move into QS, billing, or planning
Professionals returning after a break and looking to refresh technical and management skills
Those seeking flexible online learning with real industry relevance
This course provides a clear learning path — from basic measurement and billing to project planning, tendering, and rate analysis — helping you grow step by step.
Month 1 – Quantity Surveying Foundations (Level 1)
Learn the basics of measurement as per IS 1200, drawing reading, and quantity take-off. You’ll understand BOQ structuring, item description writing, and how to create practical quantity sheets for concrete, brickwork, and finishing works.
Month 2 – Billing Engineering (Level 2)
This month focuses on site-level billing. You’ll learn how RA bills are prepared, MB entries are made, and how deviations, cement and steel reconciliations, and escalation claims are handled.
Month 3 – Tendering & Bid Evaluation (Level 3)
You’ll learn how to study tender notices, prepare pre-bid queries, compare vendor quotations, and understand the financial and technical aspects of tender evaluation.
Month 4 – Contracts Management (Level 4)
Learn the fundamentals of contract clauses, variations, claims, extensions of time, and liquidated damages. Understand how documentation helps in dispute avoidance and final account closure.
Month 5 – Project Planning & Management (Level 5)
This month helps you connect time and cost. You’ll learn about WBS creation, CPM scheduling, progress monitoring, and preparation of S-curves and dashboards for client presentations.
Month 6 – Rate Analysis & Capstone Project
You’ll learn to prepare rate analysis for concrete, brickwork, plaster, reinforcement, and finishing works — breaking down labour, material, plant, and overheads. The final capstone project combines everything you’ve learned — BOQ, rate analysis, billing, tender comparison, and a baseline plan for a medium-sized project.
By the end, you’ll have a complete portfolio that can be shown to employers as proof of your skill.
Every concept in this course is linked with real field practices. You’ll understand how construction billing and planning actually work in India and Gulf countries.
For example:
In India, RA bills are often linked with MB entries and client verification cycles. You’ll learn how to prepare them professionally to avoid rejections.
In UAE or Saudi Arabia, most contracts follow milestone billing and progress-linked payments. You’ll learn how to coordinate billing with progress schedules and forecast fund requirements.
You’ll also learn the market logic behind rate analysis — how labour, material, and equipment rates differ between India and the Gulf, and how those affect total project costing.
Prepare and verify BOQs and quantity take-offs
Understand and create RA and final bills
Manage tender documentation, bid comparison, and contracts
Handle project schedules, resource planning, and cost tracking
Perform rate analysis with realistic market-based rates
Communicate confidently in project review meetings
Manage site-office coordination and progress documentation
Build a complete career portfolio ready for job applications
After completing this program, female civil engineers will be ready for roles such as:
Quantity Surveyor
Billing Engineer
Planning Engineer
Contracts Executive
Cost Control Engineer
Assistant Project Manager
Many companies prefer engineers who understand both technical and commercial aspects. This course gives you that dual advantage.
In India, companies working under government or private contracts often face issues with variation orders, delayed bills, or cost overruns. Through this training, you’ll learn how to avoid such situations through clear documentation, proper measurement, and systematic billing.
In Gulf countries, where project timelines are strict, you’ll learn how to align site progress reports with billing milestones and prepare claims for time and cost adjustments when needed.
By learning both environments, you’ll be ready to work across a wide range of projects — from residential towers in Mumbai to infrastructure works in Dubai or Qatar.
Since 2016, Bhadanis Training Institute has been known for practical, job-oriented training that focuses on real construction workflows. Our programs are designed by professionals who’ve worked on live projects in India and abroad.
The training is interactive, easy to follow, and built around what employers actually want — clarity, accuracy, and professional communication.
For female engineers, this program is more than technical learning — it’s confidence-building, career-shaping, and life-changing.
By the end of this 6-month online program, you will:
Be able to measure, bill, and estimate like an experienced engineer.
Understand tendering, contracting, and planning from an industry point of view.
Build confidence in preparing cost and project reports.
Have a full portfolio of documents ready to present in interviews.
Gain clarity about your future career direction — whether QS, billing, or planning.
This course ensures that you don’t just understand construction; you know how to manage, measure, and communicate it professionally.
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