Learn the work of an Electrical Quantity Surveyor.
A structured, practical course built around electrical drawings, quantity take-off, rate build-up, BOQ pricing, tendering, variation orders, progress claims, cost control and final accounts.
What this course is designed to help you do
The focus is on the commercial tasks an Electrical or M&E Quantity Surveyor is expected to understand and perform under normal workplace supervision.
Read Electrical Drawings
Navigate lighting plans, power layouts, SLDs, DB schedules, symbols, revisions, notes and specifications.
Perform Quantity Take-Off
Measure lights, outlets, cables, conduit, tray, trunking, boards, earthing and specialist electrical systems.
Build Electrical Rates
Combine material, labour, accessories, testing, wastage, preliminaries, overhead and profit into defensible rates.
Prepare BOQs & Tenders
Develop RFQs, comparison sheets, cost summaries, BOQs, tender qualifications and professional quotations.
Handle Variations & Claims
Understand additions, omissions, revised drawings, substantiation, progress claims and subcontractor assessment.
Manage Project Cost
Work with budgets, committed cost, forecast cost, margin, commercial records and final account close-out.
From beginner to practical QS workflow
Work with drawings, not walls of text
Lessons combine technical diagrams, floor plans, SLDs, DB schedules, worked calculations and practical questions. The purpose is to train the way a QS actually thinks through scope.
Understand the SLD and DB before you price them
The course explains how distribution flows from incoming supply to switchboards and final distribution, and how a QS translates that information into quantities and supplier enquiries.
Explore the Curriculum
36 modules covering pre-contract and post-contract QS work
Complete a tender from start to commercial close-out
After all modules are passed, the final assessment combines drawing review, take-off logic, supplier comparison, rate build-up, variations, progress claims and final account thinking.
Simulated Tender Folder
Know why a rate is S$92 — not just that it is S$92
Students learn the difference between direct cost and selling price, and how labour, accessories, wastage, testing, overhead and profit affect the final tender rate.
Built for learners moving into practical commercial work
Aspiring Quantity Surveyors
Build a structured foundation before applying for junior Electrical QS or M&E QS roles.
Junior Quantity Surveyors
Strengthen electrical drawing, estimating, tendering and post-contract commercial skills.
Electrical Engineers & Coordinators
Develop the commercial knowledge needed to work more confidently with quantities, costs and tenders.
Construction Professionals
Understand how electrical scope is measured, priced, procured and commercially managed.
Career Switchers
Follow a sequential learning path from QS fundamentals to a final commercial capstone.
M&E Commercial Teams
Use the course as a structured refresher for electrical tendering and contract administration workflows.
One certificate — only after the whole programme is passed
There are no module certificates. The Certificate of Completion is generated only after all 36 modules are passed and the final capstone is successfully completed.
Practical Electrical Quantity Surveying
Singapore Practice
Simple pricing. No packages.
One-time payment · 12 months full course access
Course questions
How long do I get access?
Every paid learner receives 12 months of course access from successful payment activation, whether enrolled at the S$299 launch price or S$499 regular price.
Do I receive a certificate for every module?
No. Individual modules show Passed / In Progress status only. One full Certificate of Completion is issued after the entire programme and final capstone are passed.
Does the course guarantee a job?
No. The course develops practical Electrical QS skills and job preparation, but employment decisions remain with employers and no job outcome is guaranteed.
Can I join the affiliate programme without buying the course?
Yes. Affiliate applications are separate from student registration and are manually approved. Approved affiliates earn S$29 for each valid successful paid referred registration.