Course Objective
To train participants in the preparation and application of natural wall plasters— specifically mud plasters and lime plasters — as sustainable, breathable, and cost-effective alternatives to synthetic materials.
The course combines theory and hands-on field practice to help learners develop professional skills for eco-friendly construction and renovation.
Eligibility
To train participants in the preparation and application of natural wall plasters— specifically mud plasters and lime plasters — as sustainable, breathable, and cost-effective alternatives to synthetic materials.
The course combines theory and hands-on field practice to help learners develop professional skills for eco-friendly construction and renovation.
Eligibility:
Minimum Qualification: 10th standard (matriculation) or equivalent.
Recommended for:
Civil engineering or architecture students
Masons, artisans, and construction workers
Entrepreneurs and contractors promoting sustainable housing
Community housing program participants
What Students Will Learn:
Week 1 – Fundamentals of Natural Plasters
Week 2 – Mud Plaster Preparation
Week 3 – Lime Plaster Techniques
Week 4 – Advanced Finishes & Entrepreneurship
Learning Outcomes:
By the end of the course, participants will:
Master the process of preparing and applying both mud and lime plasters.
Understand how to test and select materials for durable, breathable finishes.
Gain skills to maintain and repair eco-friendly wall surfaces.
Be ready to work professionally or start their own sustainable construction ventures.
Job & Career Opportunities:
Employment Roles:
Natural Plaster Technician / Artisan – for eco-friendly housing projects
Mason / Site Worker – skilled in traditional finishing techniques
Quality Control Assistant – in natural building projects or NGOs
Trainer / Demonstrator – in skill development or vocational programs
Entrepreneurial Opportunities:
Start a natural plaster service or consultancy
Supply pre-mixed plaster materials for local markets
Work with eco-architects, NGOs, and sustainable builders
Participate in heritage restoration projects using lime-based materials
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