The new programme aims to help address the national skills gap and champion the next generation of built environment professionals

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

Trend shifts in the CIOB Academy’s course takeup are directly linked to external factors, data has revealed.

The trainee site manager, Construction East Anglia Morgan Sindall and CIOB Tomorrow’s Leader talks to CM about his early involvement in the industry.

New programme will see 40 apprentices join the company in September

The Hercules Construction Academy has opened today to help support and upskill the industry’s future workforce

Black & White Engineering is celebrating a milestone in its graduate training programme

Nearly 400 job openings have been announced to support key projects addressing climate change and the energy transition

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