The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) has launched its Construction Workforce Outlook 2025-29 report, which sets out the skills needed to meet future industry demand.

The National Masonry Academy (NMA) has been recognised as a CITB-approved training organisation.

The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) has confirmed a major investment in National Construction Colleges (NCCC) over the next three years.

The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) has received support from 67% of construction employers for its 2026-29 levy proposals.

CITB has released the year-end figures for its Grants Scheme, which provides support for construction employers and learners. 

The Construction Industry Training Board has quadrupled the number of learners supported through its Employer Networks initiative, according to its year-end figures. 

Industry-led Sector Skills Plans will help employers meet current and future skills demands.

The Construction Industry Training Board has published its Business Plan for 2025-26

The Construction Industry Training Board has released its year-end figures for its New Entrant Support Team (NEST)

Addressing a lack of awareness about construction career opportunities could mitigate the skills deficit, writes Barrett Harris.

Consensus process for the 2026-29 levy proposals will take place between 17 March and 9 May

Report reveals the number of women starting and completing apprenticeships has surged in recent years

Construction skills body aims to support more than 15,000 new entrants into employment

New report highlights the importance of apprenticeships for the construction industry

As National Apprenticeship Week gets underway, the construction skills body is highlighting the support available for businesses and apprentices

The multi-trade skills competition aims to showcase construction and the array of roles available in the industry

The review of the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) and Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB), published yesterday (30 January), has called for the two organisations to become a “single, rebranded body”.

Industry training board (ITB) report recommends a “complete reset” of the current model