Experienced construction professionals are being urged to consider a move into further education, challenging misconceptions about teaching and helping to train the next generation of skilled workers.

Experience is one of construction’s most valuable resources, so passing it on is key to securing a skilled and resilient future workforce.

Thousands of British workers are set to benefit from new training and apprenticeship opportunities as part of the government’s ‘modern industrial strategy’.

The University College of Estate Management has been rebranded as the University of the Built Environment, following consultation with students, staff, alumni, and industry partners.

The Employer Skills Academy aims to help students “take the first step onto the career ladder”

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

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