Certification leading to the right career path

ccubeAt CCube, your certification journey begins at the foundation level and culminates to the master, professional, associate and expert levels in Architectural engineering and construction, product design and analysis, project planning and management.

 

At CCube with a combination of varied software competency and added advantages you tend to move ahead in the career and possess a clear and focused vision about the way leading to your ultimate decision to attain a specific professional destination of your choice. The combined approach with the software specifications makes it easier for any upcoming student of architecture, product design and management to make a choice and stand by it with the C-Cube certification advantage. The aspiring professional gets the knowledge based exposure, practical and theoretical upgradation required for the particular field.

 

Certification leading to the right career path

The software used in Architecture at the foundation level is AutoCAD. Revit Architecture, 3DS Max and AutoCAD Civil3D are used to get certified as an Architectural Design associate.  To become a structural design professional you need a minimum prerequisite of basic knowledge of the software.  Building & Construction Master’s levels provides competency in all Autodesk building and construction products.

 

Product design and analysis certification in mechanical at the competency level is a combination of a basic knowledge in the field and AutoCAD. CCube product design associate (CCPDA) certification involves Creo Parametric, Solidworks, NX CAD and AutoCAD. At the professional level software like, ANSYS and NX Nastran are used along with a prerequisite in CCPDA. At Master’s level all product design and PPM tools are used along with a requirement of a relevant two years experience in design and CCPDE.

Project planning and management certification at CCube involves PM concepts and a basic knowledge in PMBOK. At the Associate level project management tool has a combination of MS Project and Primavera with knowledge about Concepts. CCube’s Project Management Master’s level you are certified in project management concepts, MS Project and Primavera combined with an experience of two years in CCPMP and project management understanding. For more details please visit http://www.ccube.asia/roadmap.php

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Why do you need third-party certifications?

A paramount certification authenticates the reliability of the individuals’ knowledge and capability. It’s a validation or a proof of learning. When it comes to third-party certification, it verifies that certificate holder has independently reviewed for his skills knowledge and key competencies. Third party certification is considerably more trustworthy than self-assessment, it is always more fostering of improvement than a regular learning process. This evaluation typically comprises comprehensive subject knowledge reviews, career competencies and inspect industry readiness thoroughly. Third-party certification involves assessment declaring that mentioned skill-set pertaining to the holder.

The label of Third-party certification is an additional validation on your degree or certificate, which authenticates that you have gone through all the possible parameters for the endorsement of your expertise and qualification. Because an abundant agreement of trust flows into the progression of certification. To better understand “Why” a Third-party Certification is needed, one must be also understand several other “Wh” of the same i.e. what, who, when, where.

What is the benefit of getting this certificate?

Third pBenefitsarty certifications are industry accepted standards and successfully validate your proficiency in the qualified stream. Glimpse of Third party certification in resume can provide confidence to employer that you have a field focussed approach. These certifications bring a sound worth and the comprehensive experience and exposure. Regardless of this lack of complete trust on the working methodologies, origination of third party certification has revealed how much a well-structured authorization body can do to analyse the skill set of the people they are certifying. Third-party certification is not an agreement that an individual will deliver the excellence of service specified. However, third-party certification ensures confidence that the apprentice possesses required qualification and skills required to perform a particular work.

Who should get this certificate?

whoAll the technical working professionals or interested candidates should get Third-party certification to evaluate the depth of knowledge they possess. It analyses depth of your knowledge on a particular module or software. If you want to evaluate yourself, must go for this certification test. It will definitely boost up your motivation and provide a brief of your said expertise. The third party certificate adds advanced recognition to your career, highlights your commitment to constant skill development, reflects the clarity of purpose in your selected career path and contributes a head-start in the highly competitive market.

When it can be taken?

There are no definite eligibility criteria for taking up       Third-party Certification. From a graduate to an experience working professional one can attempt for this. It is quite helpful to stand out in the crowd in this highly grown economy and market, which has raised a millions of individuals having same skill sets, educational backgrounds and experience. However, it can assure a complete conviction of knowledge and ability to perform a particular task or working on a module or software.

Where third-party certification can be available for CADD Centre’s certificate holders?

CCUBE is a kind of third-party certification focussed division of the CADD Centre group. It examines and validates participants on various grounds like awareness, skills, adaptability, and understanding to process. Ccube proficiency certifications are industry oriented and highly recognized for its key differentiators and high standards in the competitive job market. CADD Centre Certification Program offers skill based competency certification for individuals in a number of modules and softwares. These are diverse from a course or diploma certifications as Ccube determines individual readiness for job, high degree of specialism and deep expertise in the opted field. Further, such certificates expand the weightage of your resume. It highlights your key skills and offer a chance to walk with a competitive job market. You attempt for the online Ccube proficiency exam any time. Ccube certification benefits you to set a position on a better level than others as it is a factual authorization of your genuine expertise and competence.

 

MAKE IN INDIA- Setting wheels to the chariot of development

Make In IndiaPrime Minister Narendra Modi has drawn out an aspiring plan to boost up the manufacturing sector in the country. Christened as “Make in India”, the strategy urges everyone within the country and abroad to lay manufacturing bases in India. The awakening call to develop things in India is not only restricted to bigger industrial units, but also for multiple SMEs that form the mainstay of manufacturing in the country. Make in India would not only ease out the setting up of manufacturing units, but also make the business operations of these units much more simple and workable.

Our industrial production has definitely seen a drastic growth to 3% in June 2015 in comparison with the earlier scenario, but the issue of concern is that communication equipment, items and apparatus, accounting and computing machinery have projected a high negative growth whereas these items have presented a very positive growth in the other countries. Make in India is definitely the need of the hour to help India compete, survive and progress like the rest of the world. India being an agrarian society productivity at the industrial side is low and therefore, manufacturing development can be a major flagship move to make sure a higher rate of GDP of the country. When the manufacturing competences are meaningfully amplified it adds to the industry’s original levels, which is the main criteria for a self-reliant country. The Make in India scheme pushes India to become self-reliant in the manufacturing sector to add up to the security and stability of the country.

The campaign would provide for a firm foundation for our production base to slowly put an end to the dependency on the imports. Make in India would provide for appropriate job opportunities in the market to cater the needs of the unemployed lot in the country. But India had been contending with a major problem about most of the technically qualified people moving abroad to make a career but with ‘Make in India’ initiated in full swing, India can actually be a spectator to the ‘Reverse Talent Flow’ wherein not only would the companies in India offer incredible growth opportunities but also will be holding up on the best brains forever in the organizations.

Major roadblock to ‘Make in India’

India’s manufacturing sector seems to be headed for a management talent crisis that could become a major roadblock to the government’s ‘Make in India’ drive. According to a study by the management consulting firm Hay Group has exposed that 73 per cent of manufacturing industry rulers in India create a demotivating environment for work in their establishments in comparison to services industry owners, which is the main reason for the sector to operate below the expected standards. In the manufacturing industry, people tend to take fast decisions based on the situations at hand without involving or consulting others. They do not intend to be self-aware or evolve as an inspiring leader to motivate others in a positive and effective way.These kind of leaders present uniformly in the industry tend to instil a low esteem on their subordinates thereby urging them to look for better opportunities and proceed overseas. Exceptional skilling and effective leadership in the manufacturing industry are the basic essentials to help the campaign ‘Make in India’ a major hit for the overall progress and growth in every sector of India.

Construction companies in the near future

commercial-construction-wil-be-greenMany companies are already taking it to higher levels by adopting to construction management software along with an added document management capabilities, saving a larger percentage and amounting to much larger profits. Construction managers are up to date and swift in accordance with the latest trends and they follow all the processes and contracts online, which is true even for much smaller companies.

 

Geo-fencing for the boom in the construction industry.

Geo-fence is an app, which makes use of GPS to track where an object is. Many contractors depend on time-tracking software to make payments to the specific person. Geo-fencing is specifically useful to track any employee’s presence or absence on site to organize and manage the payroll system better. Many other construction-related mobile apps are also coming up, like Red-Trac and Labor Sync, and the trend is ever-growing to become a rage in the coming year.

3D printing is making its way into the construction sites.

3D printing is obviously the future requirement of the construction industry. Most conscious managers are turning to this tool to give way to green construction, thereby saving the costs for their company and adding to the profits. Construction is a conventional industry in terms of technical innovations. The construction industry will effectively and universally adopt 3D printers before the end of this decade.

Commercial construction will be green.

Green building is following the latest trends and saves a lot of costs. In the near future almost 48% of new construction projects which are non-residential will be green. The green effect is continuously on the rising spree and mostly all commercial upcoming constructions will effectively follow this trend very soon. The green construction management software will be the latest demand for all the           eco-conscious customers and construction companies will be adopting to the same.

Zero Energy Ready (ZER)

It is powered by renewable energy sources and tends to create a healthy and comfortable environment which has the foundation and the power to stand the test of time and changes. It is the latest trend in efficient home designing and energy saving trends for a better future in the construction industry.

Location of Homes

The biggest trend in home design in the recent era is about the location that it is set in. People prefer closeness to parks and green communities, the growing awareness is not only financially cost-saving, but also social and emotionally beneficial as living in a community has multiple benefits as compared to individual aloof houses.

Micro size matters

Tiny Homes are a glimpse into the extreme world very few of us will actually even imagine entering these are designed so smartly so as to fit in every requirement with economical spaces wherein storage is possible in every way everywhere.There are micro-baths, micro-kitchens and micro-laundry too, where the effective usage of minimum space happens which tends to save a lot of costs too.

Facts about the construction industry

  • Value of the Construction industry: $126 billion (2013).
  • Total expense of the construction industry: $427 billion     (2013)
  • Spending growth of the construction industry: seven per cent   (2013)
  • An average of 11 per cent of India’s GDP was based on construction activity in between the years 2011-2013
  • More than 35 million people are employed purely in the construction industry in India.
  • After services, construction constitutes for the highest inflow of FDI into India.
  • The National Housing Bank’s housing index presents that the prices of houses in India are at the highest level of 233 index points.
  • The output of infrastructure has grown at an average of 5.34 per cent per month in the last era.
  • Paints and coatings industry shows a value of: $4.79 billion (2012).
  • The industry of paints and coatings is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 14 per cent, which will hit a value of $9 billion in the year 2017.

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Construction Trends in 2015

zeroenergytrendsIn 2001, about 286 Million were living in urban areas across India. It had the second largest urban population in the world. As per the Indian Census, 2011, the urban population had increased to 377 Million, thereby registering a growth of around 32%. As per recent estimates, nearly 590 Million people will live in Indian cities by 2030.

Construction as an activity is undertaken by general contractors, who are experts in one type of construction which is either residential or commercial. The cost part of the construction industry is ruled by raw material cost and subcontracting cost.

Raw material cost which is the major cost constitutes for 30 – 50% of the total cost and subcontracting cost constitutes for about   20 – 40%. The raw material used up by the Construction Industry in any country primarily includes cement and steel. The Consumption of steel by construction industry has grown to almost 16.1% over the past 5 years but cement consumption is only 9.6%. An Extraordinary rise in prices of these two raw materials has a direct effect on the cost of the project, which in turn affects the margins of construction companies. Productivity also depends upon the range of the projects a company can implement. Companies having a strong existence in segments like power and industry find it difficult to accomplish to enjoy higher margins.

India accounts for an estimated urban housing shortage of 18.8 Million dwelling units and the housing shortage in rural India is estimated at 47.4 Million units, in 2012. Construction activities contribute more than 10% of India’s GDP. The requirements of the existing population are huge and the current levels of infrastructure are insufficient to meet these demands. A re-generation in the existing places and the creation of new and smart cities would cater to the ever-increasing demands.

More than half of the demand for construction services in India comes from the infrastructure sector, the remaining comes from industrial activities, residential and commercial development. The Indian construction industry is valued at over USD 126 Billion. The construction industry is the second largest employer and contributing to the economy after the agriculture sector. The construction sector adds to the second highest inflow of FDI after the services sector and provides employment to millions of people. The Government of India is initiating a new urban development mission, which will help develop many cities with a population of more than 100,000 and some cities of religious and tourist importance. The urban local bodies must enter into partnership agreements with foreign players to sustain to the need of the hour and maintain the equilibrium of the demand and the necessary supply for the same.

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