Key stakeholders from industry and professional institutions must do more to engage with the development of built environment apprenticeships, according to a new report.   Enabling Successful Built Environment Apprenticeships…

Mark Thompson, managing partner at Ryder Architecture, discusses empowering young people and delivering value in local communities

Applications are now open for a new apprenticeship programme with HS2’s construction partner EKFB

Gaining practical experience while studying can give apprentices invaluable insight into the construction industry, says assistant quantity surveyor Luke Rabone

Six green apprenticeships will be marked with the Coronation emblem in recognition of their sustainability credentials 

James Trumper, a sixth-generation member of the family-owned Neville Trust Group, explains why a vocational route into the industry could attract a new generation of talent

Nuclear power station project Hinkley Point C has announced 30,000 new training places between now and the power station’s expected completion in 2028.

The majority of parents view apprenticeships as better value than a university degree when it comes to their children’s future, according to a new survey 

Construction firm Breedon has launched its 2023 programme that will see 70 apprentices join the group in September  

Bournemouth-based training provider JRS Training has been celebrating the success of a recent initiative undertaken with East Sussex Council.

Balfour Beatty group chief executive Leo Quinn has launched the Founder’s Pledge, which will help support and develop young people undertaking an apprenticeship.

Balfour Beatty’s group chief executive has launched the Founder’s Pledge to support and develop young people who are undertaking an apprenticeship

Recently, Kier became one of the first UK employers to provide serving prisoners with the opportunity to get an apprenticeship, following a major change in the law.

Kier has become one of the first employers in England to offer apprenticeship opportunities to prisoners, following a change in the law.

A proposed change from degree apprenticeships to integrated apprenticeships could end up being detrimental to the construction sector, warns Steve Conopo. But it isn’t too late for construction firms to have a say.

Contractors Seddon and Kier are among the top 100 employers for apprentices in 2022, along with several major housebuilders, according to a new list.

CIOB has been accepted on the register of end-point assessment organisations (EPAOs) for apprenticeships and is officially approved to deliver end-point assessments for the following standards:

The Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) has made apprentice cards free in advance of the new academic year.