Similar to topics we’ve previously covered (Masonry, Urban Development and Architecture), carpentry is vital to growth of a community. A community needs carpenters to build its infrastructure just as it needs masons. Carpenters are skilled in installing structures and fixtures, and constructing frameworks of buildings. If you’re interested in a career that allows you to…
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Childhood development is a vital area of importance in an individual’s life. Pursuing a career in primary education will help you contribute to building a strong foundation for children ages 5-11. In this month’s post, we will provide you with routes you can pursue in Primary Education. Skip to Sections Academic Routes Technical Route Academic…
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There are so many examples of forensic science on television to pull from. We’ve definitely seen Dr. Reed analyze and create a profile of a suspected criminal on Criminal Minds and wonder what skills he has to do that. We’ve seen on The Flash where Barry Allen( who The Flash is by day) as an…
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Once you’ve designed the architectural structure of a building and constructed it, ensuring that it is functional and appealing is the next step and potentially the most important. Urban development, architecture, masonry and interior design all go hand-in-hand. Having the right eye to pick the color, style and position of furniture and other decor is…
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Interior Design is essential to our everyday lives without even realising it. The way we organise our homes, offices and events all require the interior of any building to be aesthictically pleasing. In this month’s post, we will provide you with techincal routes you can pursue in Interior Design. Skip to Sections Academic Routes Technical…
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It is pure art and satisfaction when the inside of a building fits nicely with the outside and the structure itself. However, this does not happen by chance – it is the work of interior design. Although this may seem like a trivial aspect of buildings (whether residential or commercial), it is what separates the…
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