The Clean, Rehabilitative, Enabling and Decent (CRED) programme aims to support prisoners’ long-term rehabilitation

The new business graduate programme, which starts in September 2024, is now open for applications

The Chartered Institute of Building is appealing to metro mayor candidates to prioritise construction career opportunities and retrofitting of building stock

The Timber TED short courses aim to help construction professionals respond to the climate crisis

Free CPD webinar on 30 April will explore the merits of obtaining qualifications that prove your skills

Insight from employers and apprentices is helping to shape Scotland’s apprenticeship framework

A two-year development programme has been established for aspiring business leaders

STEM Returners has launched its annual survey

Struggling to attract top talent? Flipping the traditional mentoring format on its head can help to drive diversity in your teams

New research reveals 68% of employers would ditch degree apprenticeships if levy funding was scrapped

The building and construction industry has been ranked according to the value it places on creative roles

A new skills partnership has been established to help bridge the gap between education and careers in construction

Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) leaders urge industry to move to new skills card verification system

Skilled candidates, from carpenters to plant operators, are promised a “fantastic experience” in Antarctica

University students who live or study in the Midlands can apply to join HS2’s construction partner on an eight-week paid work placement this summer

Prime minister Rishi Sunak has promised £60m funding to help businesses create more apprenticeship places

New College Durham’s Promotion House is being transformed into a learning space to support construction skills

A CIOB study, called Building Opportunity: Employing People with Criminal Convictions in Construction, has found that just 25% of construction executives would hire people with a criminal conviction – despite the…