Laying strong foundations for a skilled and sustainable future
We equips trainees with hands-on skills in masonry, carpentry, concrete practice, and structural design. Through practical training and real-life projects, students learn to build durable and safe structures that support community development and sustainable growth.
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Building Strong Foundations, Brick by Brick
The Bricklaying and Concrete Practice department equips trainees with hands-on skills in masonry, blockwork, and concrete construction. Students learn to interpret building plans, mix and lay materials, and create durable structures that meet modern standards. Through practical projects, they gain the confidence and expertise to contribute to sustainable development in their communities.
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Years of Existence
We Deliver Quality Training & Lasting Construction Skills
Our Bricklaying and Concrete Practice department trains learners to master the art of masonry, blockwork, and concrete construction. Through hands-on sessions and real-life projects, students gain the technical know-how to build strong, safe, and reliable structures. We emphasize precision, teamwork, and sustainability preparing trainees to become skilled builders who shape resilient communities.
Quality Services
At Don Bosco VTC Palabek, we are committed to delivering quality in every project and training session. Our Bricklaying and Concrete Practice department ensures that each task is done with precision, durability, and professionalism. From laying bricks to finishing concrete structures, we uphold high standards that reflect our dedication to excellence and long-lasting results.
Building Staffs
Our skilled instructors guide students in bricklaying, concrete work, and construction skills, combining hands-on training with practical expertise to prepare competent, confident builders.
Material Supply
We provide quality construction materials for training and practical projects, ensuring students work with the right resources to learn proper techniques and build durable structures
Land Minning
Our Land Mining program teaches safe excavation, site preparation, and material extraction, giving students hands-on experience in tools and site management thus improving their skills
Masonry & Stonework
Trains students in constructing durable walls and structures with bricks, blocks, and stones, providing hands-on experience in precise laying and masonry techniques
Architecture
Introduces students to building design, planning, and drafting, giving hands-on experience in creating functional, aesthetically pleasing, and well-structured buildings
Consultancy
Our Consultancy program provides guidance and expert advice in construction, project planning, and management, giving students practical experience in real-world solutions.
Bye Bye to Temporary Buildings
Frequently asked questions
In Bricklaying and Concrete Practice, mixing concrete correctly is key to creating strong, durable structures. Students first gather cement, sand, gravel, and clean water, then measure the materials using the correct ratio, typically 1:2:4. The dry ingredients are mixed thoroughly before adding water gradually to achieve a workable consistency. Once fully blended, the concrete is placed immediately, compacted, and leveled for walls, slabs, or pavements, ensuring a uniform and high-quality finish.
To build straight and level walls in Bricklaying and Concrete Practice, always use a plumb line or spirit level to guide alignment. Start by laying a strong, level foundation, and use string lines to mark each course of bricks. Check regularly as you lay bricks, adjusting mortar and placement as needed, and maintain consistent spacing with brick spacers or guides to achieve uniform, durable walls.
In Bricklaying and Concrete Practice, students test cement by checking its freshness, color, and smooth texture, and performing a small water test to ensure it sets properly. Sand is assessed by grain size, cleanliness, and absence of impurities. Regular testing ensures materials produce strong, durable, and safe structures.
Yes! In Bricklaying and Concrete Practice, students gain hands-on experience by working on real construction projects under the guidance of skilled instructors. This practical approach helps them apply classroom knowledge, develop technical skills, and build confidence while contributing to safe and durable structures.
To enroll in the Bricklaying and Concrete Practice program, students should have a basic education level (usually primary or secondary school completion) and a keen interest in construction work. Physical fitness, a willingness to learn hands-on skills, and a commitment to safety are important. No prior construction experience is needed, as all essential skills are taught during the course.