Building and construction skills are in demand, and by acquiring them, students will be better equipped to pursue meaningful employment opportunities or even start their own businesses in the construction industry.

Building and construction as a subject diversifies the curriculum and offers students an alternative pathway to explore their interests and talents.

Not all students are inclined towards traditional academic subjects, and having the option to study building and construction allows them to engage in hands-on learning experiences that align with their strengths.

Offering building and construction can contribute to the economic development of the community. As students gain skills and knowledge in this field, they can actively participate in local infrastructure projects, such as building schools, hospitals, or housing units.

This not only enhances the physical infrastructure but also empowers the community by providing job opportunities and improving the overall quality of life.