The retrofit market could offer the “biggest construction opportunity this century” if the industry can address growing skills challenges 

The Top 100 shortlist and awards ceremony celebrate women and allies who are “driving real change” across the industry

New online platform launched to tackle contractors ‘undermining the purpose of the levy’

Feedback from employers will help to shape the next three-year Levy Order

Construction Industry Training Board announces industry-wide consultation over its levy proposals for 2026-29

The Construction Industry Training Board has announced it will start a ‘consensus engagement’ with the construction industry in September on its levy proposals for 2026-29.

The Association of Brickwork Contractors (ABC) is hosting a series of certificate ceremonies to celebrate students who have completed its training programmes

Training college has “embarked on a journey of improvement and development”

Call for new government to remove barriers across the construction skills system

The Top 100 Most Influential Women in Construction Awards celebrates inspirational women and allies across the industry 

New course aims to address a “significant gap” in available training for bricklayers 

The annual industry forecast from the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) has highlighted persistent skills shortages, with the industry facing an ongoing need to match growth with recruitment and retention.

More than 250,000 extra construction workers are required by 2028 to meet demand 

The latest annual business plan aims to support construction’s skills pipeline

The High Court has handed down its judgment in what is the latest development in the ongoing legal dispute between Knot Builders Limited (formerly Hudson Contract Services Ltd) and the Construction Industry Training Board.

New initiative reflects the priorities and activities needed to attract and develop the workforce of the future

Research published today (8 August) reveals one quarter of construction workers identify as neurodiverse. Almost 40% of neurodiverse workers in the construction industry have not told their employer about their condition,…

Research published today reveals one quarter of construction workers identify as neurodiverse