WIFT intends to use existing academic infrastructure while bringing specialized faculty, practical tools and industry exposure. A scalable model that takes industry-led construction education to students rather than building heavy infrastructure first.
WIFT is a Section 8 non-profit company. No fee schedule is published here – partnership terms are agreed individually with each college and employer.
Four partner networks surround the programme. Together they are what makes the College → WIFT → Industry model more than a classroom course.
Practitioners and specialists contributing guest sessions and masterclasses.
Structured exposure to manufacturing and live project execution.
Developers, EPC companies, formwork firms and allied employers.
Experts who continuously review skills, technology and emerging roles.
A multi-stakeholder council will help keep WIFT relevant, credible and future-focused. Its role: validate competencies, review curriculum, guide practical learning, anticipate future skills and strengthen employability.
WIFT welcomes colleges, industry professionals, developers, EPC contractors, formwork specialists and institutions.