New training programme from the Association of Brickwork Contractors aims to help “break the cycle of reoffending”

The annual Open Doors initiative is taking place from 18-23 March

The management trainee at Willmott Dixon talks about being a Tomorrow’s Leaders champion, working towards chartered status and the importance of building relationships.

In the first of a series of interviews with CIOB academic members, Mark Tree from Anglia Ruskin University talks about the mutually beneficial relationship between academia and industry.

Architect Laura Jane Clark has joined the T-team, aimed at promoting the benefits of T-levels

Broadgate Future Talent will introduce young Londoners to built environment careers

The Western Australian government is hoping to attract skilled construction workers from the UK as part of a major recruitment drive

New data shows trends in demand for CIOB Academy courses can be directly linked to external factors

How an apprenticeship degree in building control has helped three built environment professionals progress their careers and become chartered while remaining at work

Morgan Sindall Infrastructure’s partnership with the Energy Coast University Technical College will support an apprenticeship programme in Cumbria

Esh Construction is teaming up with South Yorkshire education and training provider RNN Group to help support young people into construction careers.  RNN Group includes further and higher education campuses across…

The new hub will provide a base for construction and engineering skills in the capital

Ten apprentices from Balfour Beatty and its supply chain have secured the company’s Founder’s Pledge Award

Just over 90% of Mace’s clients believe a company’s sustainability efforts would impact their decision to join it

Buro Happold’s embodied carbon consultant gives an insight into why she was attracted to her present role and offers advice to youngsters considering a career in construction

Walsall students have gained industry experience across three Winvic construction projects

Blenheim Palace and Estate aims to train 100 young people by 2027 through its apprenticeship programme

Simon Parker, T Level lead for construction and engineering at South Essex College, shares his experience of how industry professionals can play a role in nurturing the next pipeline of talent