Jessica Haskett hit the ground running when she joined Kier Group’s Construction division in 2021 as a graduate design manager.

CIOB is appealing to metro mayor candidates in May’s elections to prioritise construction career opportunities and retrofitting of building stock.

The project manager at Mace explains what first attracted him to construction and what he loves about working in the industry.

Jacqui Glass FCIOB, interim dean of The Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment at UCL, says entrenched industry attitudes need to be challenged.

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A two-year development programme has been established for aspiring business leaders

CIOB Academy’s professional development resources have helped over 35,000 professionals in the industry gain qualifications, improve their practical skills and work towards chartered membership.

STEM Returners has launched its annual survey

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

The building and construction industry has been ranked according to the value it places on creative roles

A new report on workplace satisfaction shows building and construction professionals are some of the happiest across all sectors

Skilled candidates, from carpenters to plant operators, are promised a “fantastic experience” in Antarctica

University students who live or study in the Midlands can apply to join HS2’s construction partner on an eight-week paid work placement this summer

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

Howel Morris, land regeneration director at Rodgers Leask, explains how gaining industry experience provides a solid foundation for career success in the built environment

A new research report reveals one in five CIOB members has earned more as a result of professional membership. 

The Construction Salary and Market Trends Survey 2024 has been published

Natalie Smith is believed to be the first woman in the UK to become a fully qualified rig driver