New research reveals 68% of employers would ditch degree apprenticeships if levy funding was scrapped

A new skills partnership has been established to help bridge the gap between education and careers in construction

Prime minister Rishi Sunak has promised £60m funding to help businesses create more apprenticeship places

By being curious, you open a world beyond your training. New ideas come to life and that curiosity will lead to new learning

Tom Dwyer, group production director at homebuilder Keepmoat, explains how his previous experience as an apprentice has provided a solid foundation for his career

The Forterra London Apprenticeship Challenge tests the skills of bricklaying apprentices based in the capital 

Two Willmott Dixon apprentices reveal what it is like to continue their studies while gaining hands-on experience in the construction industry

Aimee Akinola, a project management apprentice, shares her experience of working on restoration projects across the Blenheim Palace World Heritage Site

Alfie Leeson, cost management apprentice at Turner & Townsend, reveals why he’s relishing the opportunity to study while gaining hands-on work experience

Successful candidates will gain experience across a varied programme of work, learning and study

How can construction companies use apprenticeships to ensure they do not fall behind and struggle with the need for fresh talent?

Two apprentices from Ashe Construction share their experiences of starting a career in the construction industry

Apprentice turned recruitment officer Daniel Simpkins believes collaboration between construction firms and apprenticeship services such as EN:Able Futures is key to tackling long-term skills challenges

Apprenticeship starts in construction, planning and the built environment increased sharply last year, demonstrating the popularity of the sector as a route for career progression. 

New data illustrates the popularity of the construction industry among apprentices

As National Apprenticeship Week gets under way, construction leaders should consider the benefits of recruiting older apprentices

New programme will see 40 apprentices join the company in September

West Midlands Combined Authority is encouraging more SME employers to recruit apprentices so that they can benefit from the scheme