The Afghan Society of Civil Engineers (AfSCE) is proud to launch a 4-week professional development program designed to transform how engineers make decisions before construction begins.

Why this program matters

Most construction failures are not technical — they are the result of poor decisions made during planning, design, and procurement.

This program focuses on developing engineers who can think critically, act ethically, and lead under pressure.

Start Date: Monday, 30 March 2026

Time: 8:00 PM (Kabul Time)

Format: Online (Live Sessions)

Register here (Limited Seats):

What you will gain:

– Practical understanding of procurement and contract risks

– Skills to document and challenge unsafe decisions

– Real-world ethical decision-making frameworks

– Leadership mindset for construction professionals

Program Focus Areas:

– Engineering decisions before construction

– Procurement & contract-related failures

– Ethics and accountability in projects

– Preparing for global construction management standards

Program Lead:

Mustafa Mirzad – President of AfSCE

Who should join?

– Engineers (Civil, Structural, Construction)

– Procurement & contract professionals

– Project managers and site engineers

– Professionals involved in construction decision-making

Commitment Required:

This is not a passive training. Participants are expected to actively engage, contribute to discussions, and apply learning in real project scenarios.

Live Session Link (Google Meet): The link will be available when participants fill out the Google Form.

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We are not just training engineers.

We are building decision-makers who can prevent failure before it happens.