From digital learning to building safety and new qualifications, the CIOB Academy has evolved with construction’s skills requirements. We speak to director Adrian Montague

The new awards celebrate members across the globe who make a significant contribution to the industry

The government programme aims to open up tech careers in sectors that include infrastructure and engineering

Mark Ewen, head of buildings at Mott MacDonald, on education, industry demand, retention and broadening routes into construction.

Tell us how you got into the industry After GCSEs, I went into the building trade as a bricklayer for about three years before switching onto highways, working on bridge…

Beard is helping three students from Abingdon & Witney College explore careers in construction through a T Level placement programme, giving them hands-on experience across live projects in Oxfordshire.

The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) has achieved an ‘expected standard’ for its apprenticeship provision following its first Ofsted inspection in September.

The Programme aims to identify and support women with leadership potential during the first five years of their careers

Contractor’s trainee programme has produced several of its current senior leaders, including chief executive Graham Dundas

Mark Reynolds has called for a radical new incentive to encourage employers to take on apprentices

Open Doors attracts potential talent to construction.

The construction industry cannot afford to wait until 2029 for the government’s new technical education pathways, argues Thermatic’s Jen Buckley, who says employers must act now to tackle skills shortages and challenge outdated perceptions of construction careers

With billions being invested in water infrastructure, Anglian Water’s Amanda Bridger argues that building the workforce to deliver it starts with making careers in the sector visible and accessible to a much wider pool of young people

City & Guilds research finds 64% of businesses are struggling to find candidates with key employability skills

Leeds College of Building has launched a regional network of 22 colleges aimed at expanding training opportunities and addressing skills shortages across the construction sector.

An event aimed at showcasing the breadth of career opportunities available in construction will bring industry professionals and aspiring talent together in Birmingham next month.

Women into Home Building Programme helped civil engineer boost UK construction career

Retention of older workers will build productivity, quality and safety