Diploma in Facilities Management
The ‘Diploma in Facilities Management’ course focuses on the processes and operations carried out during the post construction of buildings.
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Processes and operations post-construction of buildings, principles and concepts of Facilities Management (FM), contribution to maintenance and management or building assets and business processes.
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Diploma in Facilities Management - Course Overview
The ‘Diploma in Facilities Management’ course focuses on the processes and operations carried out during the post construction of buildings. Facilities Management (FM) is a vital department contributing to today’s building construction which underpins the building’s facilities and business processes.
The Diploma in Facilities Management programme’s aim is to introduce the principle and concept of FM to students. Facilities Management is a leading profession that not only effectively aids in the maintenance and management of building assets, but is also a strategic business decision.
The Diploma in Facilities Management programme equips students with tools and techniques to handle the Facilities Management industry in Singapore as well as internationally. As a professional in FM, the students need to be well versed in the principles, applicable management functions, and effective operations on all building facilities.
Average Teacher to Student Ratio: 1:30
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UTAP Funding:
Limits and Claim Process:
- For NTUC Union Members, UTAP funding is limited to $250 for members aged 39 and below and $500 for those aged 40 and above. The UTAP claim amount is initially paid to the training provider, and after the completion of the class, the learner can claim it back through the NTUC website using the provided invoice. Please note that terms and conditions apply. For further details, visit the UTAP website.
Duration
- 180 hours (No breaks between exams and modules)
- Full-time: 5 days per week (3 hrs per day) / Part-time: 1 day per week (8 hrs per day)
Schedule
- January
- March
- May
- July
- September
- November
Diploma in Facilities Management - Modules
- Facilities Management & its Principles
- Refurbishment Works
- Maintenance Management
- Asset Management
- FM resource Management
- Procurement Routes and Contracts
Mode of Assessment
Diploma in Facilities Management - Entry Requirement
- Minimum Grade E in any 3 GCE ‘A’ Level, including English and 2 Science subjects or equivalent; or
- Minimum C6 in any 3 GCE ‘O’ Level, including English and 2 Science subjects (Grade C6 and above) with 3 years’ working experience in the engineering field; or
- Working Experience: Matured candidate with other relevant certificate qualification with 5 years’ relevant work experience.
All information is correct at the time of publishing. Avanta Academy reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice in its absolute discretion.
Potential Career Opportunities
Graduates of the Diploma in Facilities Management can look forward to a wide range of career paths across industries that rely on effective building operations and asset management. With rising demand for skilled professionals, many take on roles such as:
- Facilities Manager
- Property and Asset Manager
- Assistant Engineer / Site Engineer
- Building Maintenance Officer
- Building Operations Executive
Professionals who complete facilities management courses are highly valued in sectors like healthcare, commercial real estate, mechanical & electrical (M&E) services, and integrated facilities services. The diploma provides the practical skills needed to oversee maintenance, sustainability practices, and operational efficiency—making it a strategic stepping stone for those seeking long-term career growth in Singapore’s built environment sector.
Why Choose a Career in Facilities Management?
The facilities management industry in Singapore is experiencing significant growth, driven by rapid urban development and an increasing emphasis on sustainability. As organisations strive to create efficient and environmentally friendly workspaces, the demand for skilled facilities managers continues to rise. Enrolling in a facilities management course in Singapore equips you with the expertise to oversee essential services that ensure the functionality, safety, and efficiency of the built environment.
A career in facilities management offers stability, as it encompasses essential services required across various sectors, including healthcare, commercial buildings, and M&E services. The integration of digital technologies, such as the Internet of Things (IoT) and smart building systems, is transforming the industry, providing opportunities for professionals adept at navigating these advancements.
Roles in this field are diverse, ranging from managing day-to-day operations in healthcare facilities to overseeing sustainability initiatives in commercial properties. By completing facilities management courses, you position yourself at the forefront of an evolving industry, ready to contribute to the development of smarter and greener buildings.
Lecturers
Basheer Ahmed Junaid Ahmed (Part-Time)
Bachelor of Science in Construction Project Management
Heriot-Watt University, United Kingdom
Modules Taught
- Facilities Management & its Principles
- Refurbishment Works
- Maintenance Management
- Asset Management
- FM Resources Management
- Procurement Routes and Contracts
Chaman Lal Maheshwari (Part-Time)
Master of Science (Communication Engineering)
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
Modules Taught
- Facilities Management & its Principles
- Refurbishment Works
- Maintenance Management
- Asset Management
- FM Resources Management
- Procurement Routes and Contracts
Eldhode Kallookkaran Abraham (Part-Time)
Bachelor of Engineering (Electronic and Electrical Engineering)
University of Sunderland, United Kingdom
Modules Taught
- Facilities Management & its Principles
- Refurbishment Works
- Maintenance Management
- Asset Management
- FM Resources Management
- Procurement Routes and Contracts
Ishak Bin Hayat (Part-Time)
Bachelor of Science in Construction Project Management
Heriot-Watt University, United Kingdom
Modules Taught
- Facilities Management & its Principles
- Refurbishment Works
- Maintenance Management
- Asset Management
- FM Resources Management
- Procurement Routes and Contracts
Jose Thomas Thayil Tijo (Part-Time)
Master of Science (Computer Integrated Manufacturing)
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
Modules Taught
- Facilities Management & its Principles
- Refurbishment Works
- Maintenance Management
- Asset Management
- FM Resources Management
- Procurement Routes and Contracts
Kum Aik Hwa (Part-Time)
Bachelor of Science in in Facilities Management
Heriot-Watt University, United Kingdom
Modules Taught
- Facilities Management & its Principles
- Refurbishment Works
- Maintenance Management
- Asset Management
- FM Resources Management
- Procurement Routes and Contracts
Kumar Hitesh (Part-Time)
Masters of Science in Computer Control & Automation
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
Modules Taught
- Facilities Management & its Principles
- Refurbishment Works
- Maintenance Management
- Asset Management
- FM Resources Management
- Procurement Routes and Contracts
Mattakke Veedu Ragesh (Part-Time)
Master of Science (Computer Integrated Manufacturing)
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
Modules Taught
- Facilities Management & its Principles
- Refurbishment Works
- Maintenance Management
- Asset Management
- FM Resources Management
- Procurement Routes and Contracts
Mohamed Ismail Sujavudeen (Part-Time)
Bachelor of Engineering in Civil Engineering
University of Madras, India
Modules Taught
- Facilities Management & its Principles
- Refurbishment Works
- Maintenance Management
- Asset Management
- FM Resources Management
- Procurement Routes and Contracts
Muthusamy Rajasekar (Full-Time)
Bachelor of Engineering (Electronic Systems)
Edith Cowan University, Australia
Modules Taught
- Facilities Management & its Principles
- Refurbishment Works
- Maintenance Management
- Asset Management
- FM Resources Management
- Procurement Routes and Contracts
Myat Khin (Part-Time)
Bachelor of Science in Construction Project Management
Heriot-Watt University, United Kingdom
Modules Taught
- Facilities Management & its Principles
- Refurbishment Works
- Maintenance Management
- Asset Management
- FM Resources Management
- Procurement Routes and Contracts
Rahul Dev (Part-Time)
Masters in Science in Computer Control & Automation
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
Modules Taught
- Facilities Management & its Principles
- Refurbishment Works
- Maintenance Management
- Asset Management
- FM Resources Management
- Procurement Routes and Contracts
Raja Velmurugan (Part-Time)
Masters of Science (Mechanics & Processing of Materials)
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
Modules Taught
- Facilities Management & its Principles
- Refurbishment Works
- Maintenance Management
- Asset Management
- FM Resources Management
- Procurement Routes and Contracts
Renganathan Muthuvel (Part-Time)
Bachelor of Science in in Facilities Management
Heriot-Watt University, United Kingdom
Modules Taught
- Facilities Management & its Principles
- Refurbishment Works
- Maintenance Management
- Asset Management
- FM Resources Management
- Procurement Routes and Contracts
Seegalahalli Nethaji Prasath (Part-Time)
Master of Science (Computer Integrated Manufacturing)
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
Modules Taught
- Facilities Management & its Principles
- Refurbishment Works
- Maintenance Management
- Asset Management
- FM Resources Management
- Procurement Routes and Contracts
Singaram Sundaram (Part-Time)
Diploma in Civil Engineering
Annamalai University, India
Modules Taught
- Facilities Management & its Principles
- Refurbishment Works
- Maintenance Management
- Asset Management
- FM Resources Management
- Procurement Routes and Contracts
Sundaram Pravveen (Part-Time)
Bachelor of Science in Construction Project Management
Heriot-Watt University, United Kingdom
Modules Taught
- Facilities Management & its Principles
- Refurbishment Works
- Maintenance Management
- Asset Management
- FM Resources Management
- Procurement Routes and Contracts
Thendral Suganya Thirugnanasambandam (Part-Time)
Master of Engineering in Multimedia Technology, Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Anna University, India
Modules Taught
- Facilities Management & its Principles
- Refurbishment Works
- Maintenance Management
- Asset Management
- FM Resources Management
- Procurement Routes and Contracts
Veena Venugopal (Part-Time)
Bachelor of Technology in Biotechnology
Anna University of Technology, Coimbatore, India
Modules Taught
- Facilities Management & its Principles
- Refurbishment Works
- Maintenance Management
- Asset Management
- FM Resources Management
- Procurement Routes and Contracts
Devarajan Mohankumar (Part-Time)
Master of Science (Computer Integrated Manufacturing)
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
Modules Taught
- Facilities Management & its Principles
- Refurbishment Works
- Maintenance Management
- Asset Management
- FM Resources Management
- Procurement Routes and Contracts
Tevin Vincent (Part-Time)
Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical)
University of South Australia, Australia
Modules Taught
- Facilities Management & its Principles
- Refurbishment Works
- Maintenance Management
- Asset Management
- FM Resources Management
- Procurement Routes and Contracts
Varatharajan Mathivanan (Part-Time)
Masters of Science (Enviornmental Engineering)
National University Singapore, Singapore
Modules Taught
- Facilities Management & its Principles
- Refurbishment Works
- Maintenance Management
- Asset Management
- FM Resources Management
- Procurement Routes and Contracts
Durairaj Srinivasan (Part-Time)
Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical)
Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, India
Modules Taught
- Facilities Management & its Principles
- Refurbishment Works
- Maintenance Management
- Asset Management
- FM Resources Management
- Procurement Routes and Contracts
Ranjith Royar Susai Manickam (Part-Time)
Master of Science (Environmental Engineering)
National Technological University, Singapore
Modules Taught
- Facilities Management & its Principles
- Refurbishment Works
- Maintenance Management
- Asset Management
- FM Resources Management
- Procurement Routes and Contracts
Nazeer Ahamed Hameed Ariff (Part-Time)
Master of Business Administration (Systems), University of Madras, India
Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Electronics Engineering), Anna University, India
Modules Taught
- Facilities Management & its Principles
- Refurbishment Works
- Maintenance Management
- Asset Management
- FM Resources Management
- Procurement Routes and Contracts
George Basil (Part-Time)
Master of Science (Project Management), Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
Bachelor of Environmental and Occupational Health and Safety, The University of Newcastle, Australia
Modules Taught
- Facilities Management & its Principles
- Refurbishment Works
- Maintenance Management
- Asset Management
- FM Resources Management
- Procurement Routes and Contracts
Ang Chun Sin Deckson (Part-Time)
Master Of Science in Geo-technical Engineering, National University of Singapore.
Modules Taught
- Facilities Management & its Principles
- Refurbishment Works
- Maintenance Management
- Asset Management
- FM Resources Management
- Procurement Routes and Contracts
Tan Kwang Hwee (Part-Time)
Bachelor of Mechanical and Production Engineering, Nanyang Technological University
Modules Taught
- Facilities Management & its Principles
- Refurbishment Works
- Maintenance Management
- Asset Management
- FM Resources Management
- Procurement Routes and Contracts
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the duration of the Diploma in Facilities Management programme?
The programme is available in two formats: Full-Time (7 months) and Part-Time (180 hours). Both options are designed to suit the schedules of working professionals and those seeking flexibility in their learning journey.
Are there any prerequisites for enrolling in the programme?
Applicants must meet one of the following:
– Grade E in any 3 GCE ‘A’ Levels (including English and 2 Science subjects);
– Minimum C6 in 3 GCE ‘O’ Levels (including English and 2 Science subjects) with 3 years’ engineering experience; or
– A relevant certificate and 5 years of working experience for mature applicants.
Is the programme available online?
While the Diploma in Facilities Management is currently offered in-person to ensure hands-on, practical training, we also offer online and blended formats for selected short courses. Visit our Contact Us page to enquire about upcoming modes and intake schedules.
What funding options are available for this programme?
Eligible learners can utilise SkillsFuture Credit and UTAP funding (up to $500 for NTUC members aged 40 and above).
How does this diploma compare to other facilities management courses in Singapore?
This diploma focuses on post-construction processes, asset management, and operational efficiency—key skills valued in today’s built environment. It complements other facilities management courses by offering practical, applied learning for both newcomers and experienced professionals.
Are there opportunities for further studies after completing this diploma?
Yes. Graduates can further their qualifications by pursuing advanced certifications in engineering, sustainability, or safety. Courses like WSQ Supervise Workplace Safety and Health for Formwork Construction offer specialisation in related areas. Visit our homepage to explore other programmes.
How can I apply for the programme?
Simply submit your contact details via the application form. Our Customer Service Officer will get in touch to assess your eligibility and walk you through the enrolment process.
